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    [[File:Amphadic.png|thumb|The amphadic flag.]]
    === '''<u>Sexadic</u>''' ===
    [[File:Neuadicflag.png|thumb|The neuadic flag.]]
    These are a group of terms used to describe one's physical sex devoid of any gender references, and thus can be used by persons of any gender.
    [[File:Wolfadic.png|thumb|The wolfadic flag.]]
    [[File:Mulladic.png|thumb|The mulladic flag.]]
    [[File:Xenadicflag.png|thumb|The xenadic flag.]]
    '''Sexadic''' is a group of terms used to describe one's physical [[sex]], devoid of any references to [[gender identity]], and thus can be used by individuals of any [[gender]]. They can also be used by [[altersex]] Individuals, [[intersex]] Individuals, etc, regardless of whether one is transitioning.<ref>https://varsex.wordpress.com/2022/09/23/plurgai-wolfadic-people-who-feel-like-their-sex/</ref><ref>https://varsex.wordpress.com/2021/03/06/carinadic-people-who-feel-like-their-sex-is/</ref><ref>https://varsex.wordpress.com/2021/02/28/amphadic-people-who-feel-like-their-sex-is-both/</ref><ref>https://varsex.wordpress.com/2021/02/28/neuadic-people-who-feel-like-their-sex-is/</ref>


    == Sexadic terms ==
    * amphadic: both male and female
    *[[Amphadic]]: those who feel like their sex is both [[male]] and [[female]], regardless of their gender.
    * mulladic: female
    *Carinadic: those who feel like their sex is [[xenine]] and [[Miaspec|male-aligned]], regardless of their gender.
    * neuadic: neutral sex
    *Dionadic: those who feel like their sex is xenine and [[Fiaspec|female-aligned]], regardless of their gender.
    * unlignadic: unaligned sex
    *Elaradic: those who feel like their sex is female and [[xenic]], regardless of their gender.
    * wolfadic: male
    *Laceradic: those who feel like their sex is male and xenic, regardless of their gender.
    * xenadic: xenine
    *Lunaradic: those who feel like their sex is [[Lunarian|female-aligned]], regardless of their gender.
    *[[Mulladic]]: those who feel like their sex is female, regardless of their gender.
    *Neuadic or neutradic: those who feel like their sex is [[neutral]], regardless of their gender.
    *Solaradic: those who feel like their sex is [[Solarian|male-aligned]], regardless of their gender.
    *Stellaradic: those who feel like their sex is [[Stellarian|unaligned]], regardless of their gender.
    *[[Wolfadic]]: those who feel like their sex is male, regardless of their gender.
    *Xenadic: those who feel like their sex is xenine, regardless of their gender.
    *Spaciadic: those who feel like their sex is [[Spacialian|xenine-aligned]], regardless of their gender.
    *Eclipsadic: those who feel their sex is both [[helian|male-aligned]] and [[selenian|female-aligned]], regardless of their gender.


    ==History ==
    <u>Sources</u>
    Wolfadic and mulladic were coined by Tumblr user Plurgai on February 25, 2021. Amphadic, xenadic, and neuadic were coined by the same user on February 28, 2021.


    == References ==
    Plurgai created Wolfadic and Mulladic on February 25, 2021 and Amphadic, Xenadic, and Neuadic on February 28, 2021, along with all accompanying flags, on tumblr. Unlignadic created on September 10, 2021 by swornhunter; the flag would be similar to stellaradic.
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    [[File:Amphadicflag.png|thumb|amphadic flag]]
    [[File:Neuadicflag.png|thumb|neuadic flag]]
    [[File:Wolfadicflag.png|thumb|wolfadic flag]]
    [[File:Xenadicflag.png|thumb|xenadic flag]]
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    [[Category:Sex Category]]
    [[Category:Sex Category]]
    [[Category:Needs Resource Verification]]

    Latest revision as of 23:44, 28 July 2023

    The amphadic flag.
    The neuadic flag.
    The wolfadic flag.
    The mulladic flag.
    The xenadic flag.

    Sexadic is a group of terms used to describe one's physical sex, devoid of any references to gender identity, and thus can be used by individuals of any gender. They can also be used by altersex Individuals, intersex Individuals, etc, regardless of whether one is transitioning.[1][2][3][4]

    Sexadic terms

    • Amphadic: those who feel like their sex is both male and female, regardless of their gender.
    • Carinadic: those who feel like their sex is xenine and male-aligned, regardless of their gender.
    • Dionadic: those who feel like their sex is xenine and female-aligned, regardless of their gender.
    • Elaradic: those who feel like their sex is female and xenic, regardless of their gender.
    • Laceradic: those who feel like their sex is male and xenic, regardless of their gender.
    • Lunaradic: those who feel like their sex is female-aligned, regardless of their gender.
    • Mulladic: those who feel like their sex is female, regardless of their gender.
    • Neuadic or neutradic: those who feel like their sex is neutral, regardless of their gender.
    • Solaradic: those who feel like their sex is male-aligned, regardless of their gender.
    • Stellaradic: those who feel like their sex is unaligned, regardless of their gender.
    • Wolfadic: those who feel like their sex is male, regardless of their gender.
    • Xenadic: those who feel like their sex is xenine, regardless of their gender.
    • Spaciadic: those who feel like their sex is xenine-aligned, regardless of their gender.
    • Eclipsadic: those who feel their sex is both male-aligned and female-aligned, regardless of their gender.

    History

    Wolfadic and mulladic were coined by Tumblr user Plurgai on February 25, 2021. Amphadic, xenadic, and neuadic were coined by the same user on February 28, 2021.

    References

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