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[[File:Xenogenderflag.png|thumb|220x220px|The xenogender flag.]] |
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[[File:Xenogenderflag2.png|thumb|220x220px|An alternate xenogender flag.]] |
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Xavier identity. These genders are [[Exclusive Genders|exclusive]] to people of the neurotype(s) associated with them. These are called [[Neurogender|neurogenders]]. |
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Other categories of xenogenders include: |
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Revision as of 04:17, 8 January 2021
Xavier identity. These genders are exclusive to people of the neurotype(s) associated with them. These are called neurogenders.
Other categories of xenogenders include:
- Situations: When one's gender changes based on the situation. These are called mutogenders.
- Kintypes: When an otherkin person's kintype(s) is/are an inseparable part of their gender identity. These genders are exclusive to people of the kintype(s) associated with them. These are called kingenders.
History
The term xenogender was coined by Tumblr user Baaphomett in 2014[1]
Flag
The xenogender flag was created on January 15, 2017 by DeviantArt user Pastelmemer. The central symbol is the astronomical sign for the asteroid Iris, a Greek goddess of rainbows. The colors chosen are common colors present in iris flowers. The central stripe is yellow, a common non-binary color. It is opposed to purple, which usually stands for androgynous non-binary genders which have some combination of male and female identities, yellow is often used to symbolize genders which have nothing to do with the binary in any way, which includes xenogenders.
The prefix xeno- indicates some having to do with aliens, which is appropriate as xenogender are unrelated to human genders.