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My gender identity. || 29/05/2025 || 5 genders that fluctuate and can be recognized,1 it can't.
(I think I going to make a whole new gender because some terms that I find that can explain this it doesn't seem to fit me that well so..) -------------------------------------------
(I already made the flags, yesterday I made another one /With symbol & not)
Genderflux is a gender identity where a person’s experience of their gender fluctuates in intensity over time. This means that their sense of gender can range from strong to weak or even neutral, depending on various factors like mood, context, or personal growth. 🌟 Genderflux individuals remind us of the diversity and complexity of gender, and they challenge us to appreciate and respect the multitude of ways people experience their identities. Their journeys are a testament to the…
Gender. How has the concept of gender changed over time? Do you believe in a spectrum of gender or clear black and white definitions? Gives the students an opportunity to explore how the concept of gender has changed over time. https://www.pinterest.com.au/pin/218495019408670499/
a form of genderfluidity that only encompasses genders that are not male or masculine, while also feeling that one's genders are confusing/hard to describe, and so may describe their genders in strange terms. It can encompass things such as using xenogenders, neurogenders, etc. This is purposely vague, but can encompass things such as using xenic terms (eg. “My gender feels like a forest”) or ‘levels’ (eg. “I’m 20% neutral and 80% genderless.”)
﹒ꕀ . A gender where your identity feels essentially feminine and neutral, but likes being seen as masculine and doubts if they feel like a boy but feel disconnected from the gender boy and confused about it ! ୧
