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    [[File:Solarian3 flag.jpg|thumb|Alternate solarian flag by Tumblr user yourfavgoestoactualpride.]]
    '''Solarian''' is a [[gender alignment]] from the [[galactian system]]. In many cultures around the world, the sun is personified as a [[man]], or is associated with [[masculine]] energy, so solarian is used to refer to non-binary individuals who are [[Miaspec|male-aligned]] ([[helian]]) and/or masculine-aligned ([[phoebian]]). A solarian is someone who has similarities in identity or experience with men/boys. Possible examples of solarian experiences include:
    '''Solarian''' is a [[gender alignment]] from the [[galactian system]]. In many cultures around the world, the sun is personified as a [[man]], or is associated with [[masculine]] energy, so solarian is useful for [[non-binary]] individuals who are [[Miaspec|male-aligned]] ([[helian]]) and/or masculine-aligned ([[phoebian]]). A solarian is someone who has similarities in identity or experience with men/boys. Possible examples of solarian experiences include:


    * Someone who is partially male.
    * Someone who is partially male.
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    * Someone who has a gender similar to, but not the same as male.
    * Someone who has a gender similar to, but not the same as male.
    * Someone who is [[mingender]]/connected to [[masculinity]] regardless of actual gender.
    * Someone who is [[mingender]]/connected to [[masculinity]] regardless of actual gender.
    * A [[non-binary]] individual who [[Gender Presentation|presents]] masculinely (regardless of their actual gender).
    * A non-binary individual who [[Gender Presentation|presents]] masculinely (regardless of their actual gender).
    * Someone connected to boyhood/manhood through their experience with society. They may be treated as and/or have experiences similar to that of a man/boy.
    * Someone connected to boyhood/manhood through their experience with society. They may be treated as and/or have experiences similar to that of a man/boy.


    The term is meant to be a less easily abused form of "male aligned". Since there is no consistent definition of gender alignment, there is no consistent definition of solarian. Some non-binary individuals fit some of these experiences but they do not need to identify as solarian.
    The term is meant to be a less easily abused form of "male aligned". Since there is no consistent definition of gender alignment, there is no consistent definition of solarian. Some non-binary individuals fit some of these experiences but they do not need to identify as solarian.


    The feminine equivalent is [[lunarian]]. The neutral/unaligned equivalent is [[stellarian]].
    The [[feminine]]/[[fiaspec]] equivalent is [[lunarian]]. The [[neutral]]/[[Abinary|unaligned]] equivalent is [[stellarian]].


    == Subsets ==
    == Subsets ==

    Latest revision as of 20:13, 28 September 2023

    The solarian flag
    Alternate solarian flag.
    Alternate solarian flag by Tumblr user yourfavgoestoactualpride.

    Solarian is a gender alignment from the galactian system. In many cultures around the world, the sun is personified as a man, or is associated with masculine energy, so solarian is useful for non-binary individuals who are male-aligned (helian) and/or masculine-aligned (phoebian). A solarian is someone who has similarities in identity or experience with men/boys. Possible examples of solarian experiences include:

    • Someone who is partially male.
    • Someone who has some sort of connection to boyhood/manhood, regardless of actual gender.
    • Someone who has a gender similar to, but not the same as male.
    • Someone who is mingender/connected to masculinity regardless of actual gender.
    • A non-binary individual who presents masculinely (regardless of their actual gender).
    • Someone connected to boyhood/manhood through their experience with society. They may be treated as and/or have experiences similar to that of a man/boy.

    The term is meant to be a less easily abused form of "male aligned". Since there is no consistent definition of gender alignment, there is no consistent definition of solarian. Some non-binary individuals fit some of these experiences but they do not need to identify as solarian.

    The feminine/fiaspec equivalent is lunarian. The neutral/unaligned equivalent is stellarian.

    Subsets

    • Helian: A subset of solarian that describes a non-binary individual that who is male-aligned, but not necessarily masculine-aligned.
    • Phoebian: A subset of solarian that describes a non-binary individual that who is masculine-aligned, but not necessarily male-aligned.

    Flags

    The solarian flag was created by Tumblr user temp-nb-blog, 1st December 2016.[1] The orange stripes of the flag represent the varying levels in which individuals can experience being solarian. The yellow stripe represent the non-binary nature of this gender. Black represents those with no gender. Grey represents the varying levels in which individuals can experience gender.

    An alternative solarian flag was created by DeviantArt user Pride-Flags, 18th December 2016.[2][3]

    The second alternate solarian flag was designed by now deactivated Tumblr user yourfavgoestoactualpride sometime before December 21, 2016.

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