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[[File:Scalegirl flag.webp|thumb|Scalegirl flag]][[File:Scaleboy flag.webp|thumb|Scaleboy flag]]'''Scalegender''' is a gender that while primarily non |
[[File:Scalegirl flag.webp|thumb|Scalegirl flag]][[File:Scaleboy flag.webp|thumb|Scaleboy flag]]'''Scalegender''' is a gender that while primarily non-binary experiences male and/or female genders, however, these binary genders are felt more on scale biases and may change depending on different aspects. Individuals who identify with this gender are free to use any set of pronouns they wish, there is no subset of pronouns to go with this gender nor should this gender be confused as having a specific set of pronouns. |
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Revision as of 17:58, 14 December 2020
Scalegender is a gender that while primarily non-binary experiences male and/or female genders, however, these binary genders are felt more on scale biases and may change depending on different aspects. Individuals who identify with this gender are free to use any set of pronouns they wish, there is no subset of pronouns to go with this gender nor should this gender be confused as having a specific set of pronouns.
Scalegirl is the term used for a scalegender individual who while being non-binary experiences being female or has a connection to femininity on a scale biases
Scaleboy is the term used for a scalegender individual who while being non-binary experiences being male or has a connection to masculinity on a scale biases
History
The term was coined by wiki user Chileanywayso on December 14th 2020. The flags were made on the same day by the same person
Flag
Scalegirl: the shades of pink represent being female or genders that include femininity, grey represents the scale feeling, shades of purple represent being non-binary or genders that include non-binary or being neutral
Scaleboy: the shades of blue represent being male or genders that include masculinity, grey represents the scale feeling, shades of purple represent being non-binary or genders that include non-binary or being neutral