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    [[File:WATERFLUX RUDOLFSKY.png|thumb|Proposed Flag By Rudolfskyba]]
    '''Waterflux''' is a [[Gender]] identity which changes when one comes into interaction with water. The fluctuated gender can last at least a few hours afterward. It can be (but not limited to) while swimming, or waterskiing, or playing with water balloons, or even just drinking water. Some examples are…<br />
    '''Waterflux''' is a [[gender]] identity which changes when one comes into interaction with water. The fluctuated gender can last at least a few hours afterward. It can be (but not limited to) while swimming, or waterskiing, or playing with water balloons, or even just drinking water.


    Some examples of this are:
    * - Someone who identifies feminine but when they interact with water they become non-binary.
    * - Someone who identifies as non-binary but when they interact with water they become masculine.
    <br />


    - Someone who usually identifies with/in the moment identified with [[Fingender|feminine genders]], but when they interact with water they become [[neutrois]].
    One may also add whatever gender they identify as when interacting with water as a suffix with water.


    - Someone usually identifies with/in the moment identified as unaligned [[Non-Binary|non-binary]], but when they interact with water they become [[Mingender|masculine in their alignment]].<br />One may also add whatever gender they identify as when interacting with water as a suffix with water.
    - Waterboy


    * - Waterboy
    * - Watergirl
    * - Watergirl
    * - Waterenby
    * - Waterenby
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    ==History==
    ==History==
    Waterflux was coined by FANDOM user NyxIsSus on 10th August 2021.
    Waterflux was coined by FANDOM user NyxIsSus on 10th August 2021. This page is the original source of the term. The flag was created by FANDOM user Rudolfskyba on the same date.<ref>https://lgbta.wikia.org/wiki/Waterflux?commentId=4400000000000180936&replyId=4400000000000621023</ref>

    [[Category:Flagless Identities]]
    == Resources ==
    [[Category:Gender]]
    [[Category:Xenogender]]
    [[Category:Fluctuating Genders]]
    [[Category:Fluctuating Genders]]
    [[Category:Fluid Genders]]
    [[Category:Fluid Genders]]
    [[Category:Mutogender]]
    [[Category:Verified Resources]]
    [[Category:Identities With unarchived resources]]

    Latest revision as of 09:32, 8 February 2022

    Proposed Flag By Rudolfskyba

    Waterflux is a gender identity which changes when one comes into interaction with water. The fluctuated gender can last at least a few hours afterward. It can be (but not limited to) while swimming, or waterskiing, or playing with water balloons, or even just drinking water.

    Some examples of this are:

    - Someone who usually identifies with/in the moment identified with feminine genders, but when they interact with water they become neutrois.

    - Someone usually identifies with/in the moment identified as unaligned non-binary, but when they interact with water they become masculine in their alignment.
    One may also add whatever gender they identify as when interacting with water as a suffix with water.

    • - Waterboy
    • - Watergirl
    • - Waterenby

    and etc.

    History

    Waterflux was coined by FANDOM user NyxIsSus on 10th August 2021. This page is the original source of the term. The flag was created by FANDOM user Rudolfskyba on the same date.[1]

    Resources

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