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Aporine

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Aporine flag

### Flag Descripton

five stripes creating a gradient from red (at the top) to lime green (at the bottom)

**Aporine**, sometimes spelled **aporaine**, is a term for relating to having the qualities or attributes regarded as characteristic of aporagender, neutrois, maverique, or other abinary allogenders. It is the equivalent of masculine or feminine for genders that are entirely separate from masculinity, femininity, and anything in between (androgynous). Aporinity is similar to outherinity but includes neutrality.

Genders that are aporine in nature are called aingenders.

## History and Flag

Aporinity and its flag were created by IMOGA-Pride on January 23, 2019.

Aporinity appears to be coined by imoga-pride on January 23, 2019. The alternative flag was made by wiki user honk4bees on June 9th, 2021, using the original flag's colors in the thirteen stripe style of the other gender quality flags.

## Resources

https://imoga-pride.tumblr.com/post/182261149236/aporineaporaine-flag

https://mogai-genders.fandom.com/wiki/Aporine

↑ Aporine/Aporaine Flag
Dysphorsexual

**Dysphorsexual**, or **dyssexual**, is an identity in which ones sexuality is limited or affected by dysphoria. It may be defined as:

1. an identity on the asexual spectrum where one feels sexual attraction, but doesn’t want to participate in a sexual relationship, due to dysphoria or other mental health issues. They may feel repulsed by the idea of being in a sexual relationship. When one transitions or starting feeling happy with their body, one may feel like participating in a sexual relationship, but until then, they don’t want to participate. Cisgender people who have body dysmorphia can also be dysphorsexual, but it is not as common.
2. an identity in which a trans or non-cis person feels discomfort with participating in a sexual relationship with another person who experiences dysphoria due to feeling contagious dysphoria.

A dysphorsexual person might also feel like no one would want to be with them, so one may also feel depressed. Some people might not want someone to feel attraction to them because their dysphoria is so bad.

Similar terms include Dysphosexual, Acorsexual and Lithosexual.

## History & Coining

The term dysphorsexual was created by FANDOM user Thepartyboy607 on November 2, 2020.

The second definiton of dysphorsexual was coined by FANDOM user Double-bi.

## Flags

The original flag were created on November 2, 2020. The flag by Fandom user Shinsouboi is a combination of the transgender and allosexual flags.

The flag by Fandom user Teethbhitch has 7 stripes.

The Non Binary Dysphorsexual is a mix of the allosexual and non binary flag.

## Resources

https://lgbta.miraheze.org/wiki/Dysphorsexual

## Alternative Flags

Non Binary Dysphorsexual Flag made by MinaRoses86Alternative flag by Its-toxiqqAlternative flag by Teethbhitch.
Episodegender

**Episodegender** is a Mutogender and Neurogender defined as a gender that changes whilst the person is in an "episode" related to a disorder such as BPD (Borderline Personality Disorder), IED (Intermittent Explosive Disorder), Schizophrenia, or other disorders involving episodes or outbursts.

One who identifies as Episodegender may be one gender usually, but feels that their gender changes during episodes involving a mental disorder they have.

This term is an exclusive gender and can only be used by those with mental disorders involving episodes or outbursts. It is also an umbrella term in the Muto-Disordered Gender System.

## History & Coining

Episodegender was coined by FANDOM user TheNelsonSystem (previously known as Preshouse2006) on April 3, 2021.

## Flag

The flag was designed by tumblr user icarusoblivion on April 4, 2021

Red represents intense emotions, blue represents suddenness and/or disorientation, yellow represents mental health awareness, and purple represents hallucinations and other symptoms of episodes. Grey represents outbursts and black represents episodes.
Card Deck System

The **Card Deck System** is a gender system containing xenogenders and xenic genders that relate to cards in some way.

## Main Terms

* **Cardgender** - A gender related in some way to cards or a single type of card in a deck
* **Demicardgender** - A gender that is partially related in some way to cards or a single type of card in a deck, and partially another gender
* **Cardfluid** - Someone who is fluid between cardgenders
* **Pancardgender** - Someone who identifies as all cardgenders or feels as if their gender is related to a whole deck of cards
* **Multicardgender** - Someone who identifies as more than one cardgender

The main terms in the gender system can be applied to many of the more specific terms. For example, diamondfluid/diamondcardfluid refers to someone who is fluid between genders related to different diamond cards, and demiacegender refers to someone who is partially acecardgender and partially another gender.

### Cardgender Sets

* Diamondcardgender - A gender related to the diamond cards
* Spadecardgender - A gender related to the spade cards
* Heartcardgender - A gender related to the heart cards
* Clubcardgender - A gender related to the club cards

### Cardgender Values

* Acecardgender - A gender related to the ace cards
* Kingcardgender - A gender related to the king cards
* Queencardgender - A gender related to the queen cards
* Jackcardgender - A gender related to the jack cards
* Numbercardgender - A gender related to a specific number on a card. <Number> can be substituted (eg. twocardgender)

### Cardgender Alignments

* Cardmasculine - A gender related to a card/cards, that is also masculine
* Cardfeminine - A gender related to a card/cards, that is also feminine
* Cardnonbinary - A gender related to a card/cards, that is also non-binary and/or abinary
* Cardneutral - A gender related to a card/cards, that is also neutral
* Cardoutherine - A gender related to a card/cards, that is also outherine

Cardgender alignments can be used to refer to one gender, two genders, or a demigender. For example, cardmasculine could refer to one gender that is related to cards that is also masculine; two genders, one being a cardgender and another being masculine-aligned; or a gender that is partially masculine and partially cardgender.

## Combination System

The genders in the Card Deck System can be combined to be more specific to an individual. The way in which this works is through the following system:

<value><set><alignment or -gender>

For example, kingdiamondmasculine refers to a masculine-aligned gender related to the king of diamonds, and twospadegender, refers to a gender related to the two of spades.

## History

The gender system was coined on July 15th, 2021, by FANDOM user TheNelsonSystem, specifically Ebrio from their system. The card deck system flag was created by the same user on August 3rd, 2021.
Sourcesexual

**Sourcesexual** is a sexuality exclusive to introjects plural systems, whose sexual orientation does not align with their sources, yet they still feel a connection to their source's sexual orientation. Someone who is sourcesexual may feel as if they are/are supposed to have that orientation, despite not identifying/knowing they don't fully identify as such.

For example, an introject whose source is normally heterosexual, but is bisexual themselves, may still feel connected to being heterosexual, as if they were supposed to be it.

This term can also be used as a prefix for other attraction types such as sourceromantic, sourceplatonic, sourcealterous, etc

## History & Coining

Sourcesexual was coined by FANDOM user TheNelsonSystem (previously known as Preshouse2006) on April 10th, 2021, and was designed to be a sexuality counterpart to gendersource.

## Flag

The sourcesexual flag was designed by tumblr user icarusoblivion on April 10th, 2021. It was designed to be similar to the gendersource flag.

An alternate sourcesexual flag was designed by FANDOM user Unfunny person420 on April 10, 2021.
PWHV

**People Who Have Vaginas (PWHV)**, or **Individuals Who Have Vaginas (IWHV)**, is a term for anyone who has a vagina, regardless of genders. Other terms used for this concept include **People Having Vaginas (PHV)**, **Vaginal People (VAPs)**, or **People of Vaginas/People of Vulvas (POV)** and **Individuals of Vaginas (IOV)**.

PWHV includes individuals who have had a vagina from birth and individuals who have had sex reassignment surgery to create a vagina. The term includes cisgender women, non-binary individuals who have a vagina, either from birth or through sex reassignment surgery, transgender men who are transine or pre-transition, some intersex individuals, transgender women and other transfeminine individuals who have had sex reassignment surgery, and some transsex/altersex/AMAB-V men.

PWHV is a term designed to combat the ideology that having a vagina is what makes one a woman and to promote gender-neutral language and terms. The term also allows simplicity in describing genitalia in medical situations, such as sex education, where describing individuals as "female" may ignore the existence of intersex and trans individuals.

Müllerian is a similar term, however müllerian refers to having every trait of a female, not just a vagina. One who is müllerian is also a PWHV, but one who is PWHV is not always müllerian.

Related terms are PWHP and PWHN.

## History & Coining

The term POV was coined by Cryptocrew on March 13, 2021 in order to help relieve dysphoria and discomfort in many genderqueer individuals. The alternate wordings of PWHV, PHV and VAP were created by Wiki user foreigntoolmaker on September 30, since some individuals were uncomfortable with POV. The coiner of the term did not realize that the original wording sounded uncomfortable, due to English not being her first language, and has since acknowledged this grammatical mistake.
Greyvoicegender

**Greyvoicegender**, can also be called **Greyvoice** or **Grayvoicegender*,*** much like voicegender, it’s a mutogender as well as an audiogender that fluctuates, shifts and / or changes from one gender to another when you’re listening to someone speak, but with Greyvoicegender you may get:

* Infrequent changes,
* Getting the changes but not very often or not very intensely
* Sometimes getting changes other times not
* Rarely getting changes

and may more other variations of it that is not on this list, but non the less they are still valid

## History & Coining

This term was coined on the 3rd of July 2021 by tumblr user icarusoblivion

Greyvoicegender was coined alongside Voicegender and Propevoicegender

## Flag

The Flags were created on the same day by the same user and have no confirmed meaning

## Resources

https://icarusoblivion.tumblr.com/post/655621343646253056/greyvoicegender
Religeic

Religeic flag

### Flag Descripton

7 horizontal stripes goin from the top: a light gradient of yellow, black, a dark gradient of yellow/brown

**Religeic** is a term describing someone whose gender, sexuality, amory, or other form of queer identity, has been affected negatively (in their personal opinion) by their current or previous religion. There are multiple ways in which this could apply to someone, including but not limited to:

* It feels impossible to identify as 'x identity' because of lgbt-phobia in their current/previous religion
* They have repressed their identity to such an extent that it feels impossible to get back
* Religious trauma negatively affects their identity in some way
* Their fear of identifying as something commonly unaccepted or ridiculed in their current/previous religion, stops them from feeling that they could ever fully identify as 'x identity'

This term is exclusive to those who are/were practicing a religion at some point in their life. It is also sometimes considered a neurogender, depending on the cause, but not always.

## Subcategories

> **Gender-Religeic** is the same as religeic, but is focused only on gender

> **Religeisexual** is the same as religeic, but is focused only on sexuality (other forms of attraction can be substituted)

> **Religeiamorous** is the same as religeic, but is focused only on amory

## History & Coining

The term was coined on July 3rd, 2021, by FANDOM user: TheNelsonSystem.

## Flag

The religeic flag was made on the same day by the same user.

The light shades of yellow represent the expectations and advertising of religion, the black stripe represents the individual's identity, and the darker shades underneath represent ones identity being lost/changed/affected negatively by the religion - almost as if the religion is pushing the individual's identity down.
Sex-Averse

**Sex-Averse** is a sex stance that describes an individual who is repulsed by the idea of personally engaging in sexual activity. This term is commonly used by individuals on the asexual spectrum, but it is not exclusive to the community.

Sex-averse individuals may find the idea of personally engaging in sexual activity undesirable, uninteresting, uncomfortable or generally unwanted. They do not feel the same way about sexual interaction that does not involve them. They may feel favorable or indifferent towards sexual interaction as a concept. They may be fine or interested in discussing sexual topics, sexual humor or consuming sexual media.

Some individuals may be repulsed by certain acts, while feeling favorable or indifferent towards other sexual acts. The term sex-ambivalent may be used to describe this experience instead.

Some individuals may be repulsed by certain acts due to trauma or exhaustion. The term sex-drained may be used to describe this experience instead.

Some individuals may be repulsed by the concept of sex or sexual interaction in total. The term sex-repulsed may be used to describe this experience instead.

Sex-averse individuals may also identify with ARCsexual, apothisexual, inactsexual or discarnal.

## History & Coining

The term has existed within the asexual community for many years and has no clear first coining. The term was recoined for the purpose of proving a concrete source by AnonymousHermitCrab on the r/asexuality subreddit on April 27, 2022.

## Flags & Symbols

The original sex-averse flag was the same as the sex-repulsed flag. This flag was created on January 16, 2018 by Tumblr user beyond-MOGAI-pride-flags. It's also important to note that the flags were also created as "sex-negative," which has no connection to sex-averse nor sex-repulsed.

## Resources

https://beyond-mogai-pride-flags.tumblr.com/post/169725646550/sex-and-romance-negativerepulsedaverse-pride

https://www.reddit.com/r/asexuality/comments/ucy0kl/coiningrecoining\_interaction\_stance\_terms/
Romance-Repulsed

**Romance-Repulsed** is a romantic stance that describes an individual who is repulsed by the act or concept of romantic interaction. The term is commonly used by individuals on the aromantic spectrum, but is not exclusive to the community.

Romance-repulsed individuals may find romantic activity undesirable, uninteresting, uncomfortable or generally unwanted. This is not the same thing as being aromantic.

Some individuals may be repulsed by the idea of personally engaging in romantic activity, while feeling favorable or indifferent towards romantic interaction that does not involve them or romantic interaction as a concept. The term romance-averse may be used to describe this experience instead.

Some individuals may be repulsed by certain romantic acts, while feeling favorable or indifferent towards other romantic acts. The term romance-ambivalent may be used to describe this instead.

Some individuals may be repulsed towards romantic interaction due to trauma or exhaustion. The term romance-drained may be used to describe this experience instead.

Romance-repulsed individuals may also identify as apothiromantic.

## History & Coining

The term has existed within the aromantic community for many years with no clear first coining. The term was recoined for the purpose of providing a concrete source by AnonymousHermitCrab on the r/asexuality subreddit on April 27, 2022.

## Resources

https://www.reddit.com/r/asexuality/comments/ucy0kl/coiningrecoining\_interaction\_stance\_terms/
Sex-Favorable

**Sex-Favorable** is a sex stance that describes an individual who is favorable towards or enjoys the act or concept of sexual interaction. The term is commonly used by individuals on the asexual spectrum, but it is not exclusive to the community.

Sex-favorable individuals may enjoy sexual content, sex or other sexual acts and they may seek out sexual relationships, possibly because they enjoy the physical sensations, because they want to use it to enhance a romantic relationship, or for other reasons.

Some individuals may be favorable towards certain sexual acts, while feeling indifferent or repulsed by other sexual acts. The term sex-ambivalent may be used to describe this experience instead.

Sex-favorable individuals may also identify as ARCsexual, procarnal or iculasexual.

The term sex-favorable is often confused with sex-positive. Sex-positivity is a political position used by those who embrace freedom of sexual expression and sexuality, often by those who are supportive of sex workers or the creation of sexual media, such as pornography.

## History & Coining

The term has existed within the asexual community for many years with no clear first coining. The term was recoined for the purpose of providing a concrete source by AnonymousHermitCrab on the r/asexuality subreddit on April 27, 2022.

## References

https://www.reddit.com/r/asexuality/comments/ucy0kl/coiningrecoining\_interaction\_stance\_terms/
Mutogender

**Mutogender** is a subcategory of genderfluid, in which one's gender changes in response to a specific situation. It can include things like one's location, the time of day, the people one is around, etc. It can be a gender on its own or an umbrella term.

## History & Coining

Mutogender was coined on or before July 11, 2014 by Tumblr user 3785091890821 (formerly Creativeflipflop and Houisa)

## Flag

The flag was coined on August 28, 2015 by pastelmemer from pride-flags-for-us. The colours were chosen to resemble the genderfluid design but with warm colours to show more liveliness and social-ness.

## Example Identities

* Absorgender
* Aerogender
* Affectugender
* Artemgender
* Aistralic
* Aliquidgender
* Agori
* Blustian

## Resources

* https://www.deviantart.com/pride-flags/art/Mutogender-556862289
* https://3785091890821.tumblr.com/post/88672203817/i-was-thinking-of-some-gender-words-because-im-a
Genderunstable

**Genderunstable** is a neurogender where one's instability affects their gender. It could also be defined as a person feels like their gender changes when they are mentally unstable. For example, normally the person is a demiboy but when mentally unstable, they may feel like they're genderfae.

## History & Coining

Genderunstable was coined on May 2nd 2021 by tumblr user icarusoblivion (same user as FANDOM user The Icarus System)

## Flag

The genderunstable flag was coined on the same day by the same user, the red represents instability, the pink/purple represents emotions and the orange represents connection to one's gender.
Romance-Ambivalent

**Romance-Ambivalent**, or **Romance-Conflicted**, is a romance stance that describes an individual who has mixed or complicated feelings regarding the act or concept of romantic interaction. The term is commonly used by individuals on the aromantic spectrum, but it's not exclusive to the community.

Romance-ambivalent individuals do not fit neatly into the basic romance stance categories of romance-favorable, romance-indifferent or romance-repulsed. This can be for any number of reasons, commonly experiences including:

* One's feelings towards romantic interaction changes or fluctuates over time (romance-oscillating).
* One's feelings towards romantic interaction changes depending on the situation or involved individuals.
* One's feelings towards romantic interaction are different depending on the specific romantic acts.
* One's feelings towards romantic interaction are confusing and unidentifiable.

## History & Coining

There is no clear first coining for the term, but it has been used within the aromantic community for many years. The term was recoined for the purpose of providing a concrete source by AnonymousHermitCrab on the r/asexuality subreddit on April 27, 2022.

## Flags & Symbols

The first romance-ambivalent flag was created by beyond-mogai-pride-flags on Tumblr.

## References

https://www.reddit.com/r/asexuality/comments/ucy0kl/coiningrecoining\_interaction\_stance\_terms/

https://beyond-mogai-pride-flags.tumblr.com/post/169725849730/sex-and-romance-ambivalent-pride-flags
Ninsexual

Ninsexual flag

### Attracted To

Neutral/Androgynous-presenting individuals and/or Neutral/Neutral-aligned genders

### Flag Descripton

5 horizontal stripes. The center stripe is wider than the outer stripes. From the top: orange, light orange, light yellow, light orange, orange. An orange shape that looks like a 4-pointed star with a small circle cut out in the middle, is centered in the middle stripe

**Ninsexual** is a term for someone who is exclusively attracted to those who are neutral or non-binary in nature (hence the term NIN). This can be either in their gender and/or gender presentation. Someone who identifies as ninsexual can experience attraction to any gender presenting neutral/androgynous and/or any neutral/non-binary genders. This also includes non-binary individuals who present masculinely or femininely. What counts as neutral/non-binary in nature is up to the individual.

The masculine equivalent in minsexual. The feminine equivalent is finsexual. The xenic equivalent is xinsexual.

## Modifiers

* **Ninromantic** is the romantic counterpart
* **Ninflexible** is the -flexible variant. Someone who is ninflexible usually experiences ninsexual attraction, with the occasional attraction to non-neutral-aligned genders or individuals that don't present as androgynously.

## History, Coining & Flag

Ninsexual was coined on July 20, 2014 by pleurocarpous via an ask to pride-flags-for-us. The flag was created on August 23, 2015 by Mod Raleigh (pastelmemer) and Tumblr user mutezeppeli. It has no confirmed meaning.

## Resources

1. https://lgbta.wikia.org/wiki/Ninsexual
2. https://sexuality.fandom.com/wiki/Ninsexual
3. https://www.deviantart.com/pride-flags/art/Nin-2-555511873

1. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20150324190159/pride-flags-for-us.tumblr.com/tagged/androsexual
2. ↑ http://web.archive.org/web/20220925212609/https://mayome.tumblr.com/post/122207931114/pride-flags-for-us-fin-min-and-nin-flags
Quintsexual

Quintsexual flag

### Flag Descripton

11 stripes, from the top: 2 blue shades, 2 green shades, light yellow, yellow, light yellow, 2 orange shades, 2 pink shades

**Quintsexual** is an orientation on the multisexual spectrum that refers to someone who is attracted to exactly five genders. These could be any five genders and the attraction could be experienced either as static or fluid attraction.

## History & Coining

The coiner of the term is unknown.

The prefix *quint-* is a numerical prefix meaning five.

## Flag

The quintsexual flag was created by DeviantArt user Pride-Flags on October 5th, 2015. It was based on the original trisexual flag. Pink represents women and feminine genders. Blue represents men and masculine genders. Yellow, purple, or orange represent non-binary, neutral, and androgynous, etc. genders.

## Resources

https://lgbta.wikia.org/wiki/Quintsexual

https://pride-color-schemes.tumblr.com/post/147013285180/quint
Aetherium

**Aetherium** is a Xenogender for those who feel disconnected from binary womanhood, but possess an essence of femininity in a celestial, ethereal, or otherworldly way, regardless of Assigned Gender.

Before being officialised with a name or flag, it was simply referred to as **Calliegender**, as a sort of running joke to play on the indescribability of the creators gender identity. It's first proper dedicated conceptualization was in the form of a starter pack image. Several months later, the creator, Calliope, made and published the official gender and flag, first in its Discord server and then immediately after on their Tiktok.

Upon request, they also created a masculine variation and androgynous variation, Luminium and Alstrium. All genders in this family describe not just a connection to heavenly bodies and the otherworldly as gender, but as feminine, masculine, and androgynous presentations of that gender.

## History & Coining

The term was coined by TikTok user \*ੈ✩‧₊˚ calliope · on the 9th of June 2021

## Etymology

The name Aetherium comes from the Latin word ether or aether, taken from the English word ethereal, which means "of or relating to the regions beyond the earth" or "suggesting the heavens or heaven."

## Resources

* https://www.tiktok.com/@yourfavoriteboywife/video/6971533217438436614?lang=en&is\_copy\_url=0&is\_from\_webapp=v1&sender\_device=pc&sender\_web\_id=6964185496365336069
* https://www.tiktok.com/@yourfavoriteboywife/video/6971533217438436614?lang=en&is\_copy\_url=0&is\_from\_webapp=v1&sender\_device=pc&sender\_web\_id=6964185496365336069
* https://prnt.sc/14x8rej
* https://prnt.sc/14x7jod
* https://prnt.sc/14x6r9k
* https://www.tiktok.com/@yourfavoriteboywife/video/6971533217438436614?lang=en&is\_copy\_url=1&is\_from\_webapp=v1
* https://gender.wikia.org/wiki/Aetherium

## Alternative Flags

Aetherium remaster, without the rose, by HEAV3NLYBL15Original With SymbolAetherian flag by @yourfavoriteboywife
Ominogender

**Ominogender** is a xenogender and aesthetigender that describes a gender that feels ominous yet elegant in its presence. It could be related to the aesthetic of pianos in dark rooms, elegantly ominous music, gentle footsteps, haunted mansions, or other things typically described as elegant and ominous. Ominogender can also be a gender in the Scene System as a gender relating to elegantly ominous scenes and environments.

## History & Coining

The term was coined by FANDOM user Onisia on July 17th, 2021.

In the gallery below, there are images that inspired the gender and its aesthetic.

## Flag

The flag was made on the same day by the same user. The pale stripes represent elegancy, the black stripes represent the ominous nature alongside it, and the skull icon represents the gender as a whole in being both elegant and ominous.

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Autimain

**Autimain** is a neurogender exclusive to autistic individuals. It's described as a male gender through a genderless lens. Someone who is autimain may feel male while also having a disconnect from gender altogether because of their autism.

It is not an inherently non-binary gender, as some autimain individuals may still feel binary cis or trans male despite the disconnect.

The feminine counterpart is autifein.

## History & Coining

The term was coined by Tumblr user wikipunk on June 2nd, 2021.

## Flag

The flag was created by wikipunk on the same day the term was coined.
Propemusicorum

**Propemusicorum** is a mutogender as well as an audiogender that fluctuates, shifts or changes when you’re listening to someone you’re close with, or care about a lot, play an instrument / make music

An example of this would be you’re Adoraphoric normally, but when you hear or are listening to someone you’re close with play an instrument / make music you may be Cloudcoric

*Propemusi-* can be used as a prefix to help further explain the gender, e.g.: Propemusigirl, Propemusiboy, Propemusiborderix

## History & Coining

This was coined on the 7th of July 2021 by tumblr user icarusoblivion

## Flags

The flag was made on the same day by the same user

## Eystomology

“Prope-” meaning close in latin, referring to being close to whoever may be making said music and musicorum is latin for music

## Resources

* The Coining Post
* The Coiner's Blog
Romance-Averse

**Romance-Averse** is a romance stance that describes an individual who is repulsed by the idea of personally engaging in romantic activity. The term is commonly used by individuals on the aromantic spectrum, but it is not exclusive to the community.

Romance-averse individuals may find the idea of personally engaging in romantic activity undesirable, uninteresting, uncomfortable or generally unwanted. They do not feel the same about romantic interaction that does not involve them, they may feel favorable or indifferent towards romantic interaction as a concept. Romance-averse individuals may be fine with or interested in discussing romantic topics or consuming romantic media.

Some individuals may be repulsed by certain romantic acts, while feeling favorable or indifferent towards other romantic acts. The term romance-ambivalent may be used to describe this experience instead.

## History & Coining

The term has existed within the aromantic community for many years with no clear first coining. The term was recoined for the purpose of providing a concrete source by AnonymousHermitCrab on the r/asexuality subreddit on April 27, 2022.

## Resources

https://www.reddit.com/r/asexuality/comments/ucy0kl/coiningrecoining\_interaction\_stance\_terms/
Biromantic

Biromantic Flag

### Flag Descripton

3 horizontal stripes, top magenta, middle purple, and bottom blue. A white heart is in the left corner.

**Biromantic**, often shortened to **Biro**, is a romantic orientation that refers to someone who is romantically attracted to any two or more genders. They may or may not be sexually attracted to those genders as well. Biromantic individuals may not have a preference and may or may not feel a difference between genders.

The sexual counterpart is bisexual.

## History & Coining

The first known use of the word *biromantic* is in a news article from 2005 about asexual individuals.

Like most terms related to the split attraction model, it most likely emerged from forum boards on the Asexual Visibility and Education Network (AVEN). The earliest known definition of biromantic comes from Urban Dictionary on April 20, 2008.

## Flags

The first biromantic flag was created by DeviantArt user Pride-Flags on April 28, 2018 The same user created an alternative flag on May 9, 2016..

## Alternative Flags

Alt biro flag by anonymousAlt biro flag by RemyWest123Alt biro flag by CallieCat030
Romance-Favorable

**Romance-Favorable** is a romance stance that describes an individual who is favorable towards or enjoys the act or concept of romantic interaction. The term is commonly used by individuals on the aromantic spectrum, but it is not exclusive to the community.

Romance-favorable individuals may enjoy romantic content, romance or other romantic acts and/or seek out romantic relationships, possibly because they enjoy the emotional sensation, because they want to use it to enhance a sexual relationship, or any other reason.

Some individuals may be favorable towards certain romantic acts, while feeling indifferent or repulsed by other romantic acts. The term romance-ambivalent may be used to describe this experience instead.

Some individuals may have fluid feelings towards romantic acts. The term romance-oscillating may be used to describe this experience instead.

Romance-favorable individuals may also identify as icularomantic.

## History & Coining

The term has existed within the aromantic community for many years with no clear first coining. The term was recoined for the purpose of providing a concrete source by reddit user AnonymousHermitCrab on the r/asexuality subreddit on April 27, 2022.

## Flags & Symbols

The romance-favorable flag was created by Tumblr user Beyond-MOGAI-Pride-Flags on January 15, 2018, along with the sex-favorable flag. Although the meaning of the flag was not explained in the post, green is known to be from the aromantic flag, red is a warm color, leading many to believe that it is associated with positivity, and the plus sign is an affirmative symbol.

## References

https://archive.ph/2022.09.20-105808/https://www.reddit.com/r/asexuality/comments/ucy0kl/coiningrecoining\_interaction\_stance\_terms/

https://beyond-mogai-pride-flags.tumblr.com/post/169725540390/sex-and-romance-positivefavorable-pride-flags
Ceterosexual

Ceterosexual flag

**Ceterosexual**, previously called **skoliosexual**, is an orientation referring to a non-binary/genderqueer individual who is exclusively attracted to other non-binary/genderqueer individuals.

The term's previous definition as skoliosexual was transphobic in that it was defined as the attraction towards binary transgender individuals too, and was believe to be open for use by anybody of any gender.

The term abinarin also exists with a very similar, almost identical definition. It is an alternative to this term for those who are uncomfortable with its origins and flags, of which most are reused from when the term was known as skoliosexual.

## History & Coining

First coined in 2010 as the transphobic skoliosexual by DevianArt user Nelde, it was defined as the attraction to 'non-binary and transgender people' or 'non-cisgender people', which is now recognised today as fetishisation and othering of transgender individuals. At the time, Nelde claimed to use "skolio" as it is the Greek word for queer. However, the name was highly controversial due to "skolio-" translating to "crooked" or "bent".

Ceterosexual was then coined as the replacement term largely due to the naming of skoliosexual. The prefix cetero- means "other". This time, it only included non-binary individuals and was exclusive for only them to use, yet still uses the old skoliosexual flags to this day. This decision can make many uncomfortable as well as the fact that the term had still been derived from a transphobic term, hence why other terms such as abinarin can be used to mean the same thing.

The individual who originally coined ceterosexual is still unknown.

## Flags

The first skoliosexual/ceterosexual flag was created on October 14th, 2013 by DeviantArt user SavvyRed. Yellow represents being non-binary or being attracted to non-binary people. Green represents bigender, third gender, genderqueer, or other genders. White and black represents neutral genders, genderlessness, agender, and people questioning their gender identity. The lavender heart represents love outside the gender norms. Most alternate flags are based on this flag.

## Resources

https://lgbta.wikia.org/wiki/Ceterosexual
Pansexual

Pansexual flag

      **Pansexual**, often shortened to **pan**, is an orientation under the multisexual umbrella referring to someone who is attracted to individuals regardless of gender. The most common ways in which this is phrased are:\*Being attracted to all genders with no preference

* Being attracted to individuals in general where gender is not a factor in attraction
* Viewing all genders as equally attractive
* Being 'gender-blind' or 'blind to gender' / being unable to see gender as an attractive factor

## History & Coining

The term was supposedly first coined in 1917 by Sigmund Freud. His definition denoted the idea that "the sex instinct plays the primary part in all human activity, mental and physical.”

It was later used again in 1959 as a symptom of pseudo-neurotic schizophrenia.

Contrary to popular belief, its origins weren't a transphobic LiveJournal entry. It first picked up traction as a sexuality in the 70s, where in 1972, it was described as "not limited in sexual choice", and in 1981, described by Rita Mae Brown on her experience as not caring "If I fall in love with a black or a white or a man or a woman or an old or young person. I just care that they have a good heart."

## Flags & Symbols

The pansexual flag was created in 2010 by shrikeabyssals. The flag's meaning has only been loosely defined.

An alternate pan flag was designed by Discord user Hey All Scott here! on June 4th, 2021.

A common symbol for pansexuality is the P with an arrow and crossed tail. The cross of the tail represents the cross on the symbol for Venus (♀), used to represent women. The arrow represents the arrow on the symbol for Mars (♂), used to represent men.

## Modifiers

> **Panromantic** is the romantic counterpart (any form of attraction can be substituted)

> **Panflux** describes being pansexual but experiencing fluctuating parts of your identity (eg, ace-spec, aro-spec, presentation preference)

## Etymology

The prefix *pan-* comes from the Greek word for "all" or "every".

## Resources

https://sexuality.fandom.com/wiki/Pansexuality

https://lgbta.wikia.org/wiki/Pansexual

https://bisexuality.wikia.org/wiki/Pansexual

https://edition.cnn.com/2016/10/10/health/pansexual-feat/index.html
Solgender

**Solgender** is a xenogender that feels, in some way related or connected to the sun. it could also feel warm, full of life or really anything connected to the sun, or things surrounding the sun.

"Sol-" can be used as a prefix of related genders, e.g.: solboy, solgirl, solenby.

## History & Coining

The term, as far as coiner knows, was coined on the 4th of July 2021 by tumblr user icarusoblivion.

## Flag

The flag was created on the same day by the same user, it was designed to represent sunrays.

## Resources

https://icarusoblivion.tumblr.com/post/655705192752381952/solgender
Pomosexual

Pomosexual flag

### Flag Descripton

7 horizontal stripes going from the top: dark pink, light pink, white, light purple, and the same pattern mirrored

**Pomosexual**, sometimes called **Lablen't**, is a term describing somebody that does not want to label their sexuality, or doesn't fit any existing labels for a certain type of attraction. Someone who identifies as pomosexual may or may not feel sexual attraction, but has an aversion to labelling i or doesn't suit any existing orientations. There are many reasons as to why this could be the case, some examples are:

* They feel that there is no point to labelling their sexuality
* They feel an aversion to doing so
* They reject labels entirely and/or don't agree with the way sexuality is labelled
* They feel that they don't suit any orientations in existence
* They feel that their sexuality couldn't possibly be described

Pomosexual can also act as am umbrella term with the following four branches:

1. Comsexual (experiencing sexual attraction but being unable to/not wanting to specify any further)
2. Novisexual (experiencing complicated attraction or lack of attraction)
3. Omniacepomo (having no gender preference and knowing you are ace-spec but being unsure where)
4. Cryptosexual (being confused by your orientation)

The term was coined in 1997 by Carol Queen and Lawrence Schimel.

The prefix *pomo-* is short for postmodern.

## Flags

It seems that the first pomosexual flag was created by Tumblr user pride-flags.

Alt Pomosexual flagAlt Pomosexual flag
## Modifiers

> **Pomoromantic** is the romantic attraction counterpart.

## Resources

https://lgbta.wikia.org/wiki/Pomosexual

https://books.google.co.uk/books?hl=en&id=bF3FZ88GaH4C&dq=pomosexuals&printsec=frontcover&source=web&ots=-B3xf8U8W4&sig=M8SViBB8fQssXcX\_8VIcn5i-qds&redir\_esc=y

https://evil-mogai.tumblr.com/post/156994486097/is-there-a-pomosexual-flag

https://lgbta.wikia.org/wiki/Pomoromantic

http://asexualcuriosities.blogspot.com/2009/10/pomoromantic.html
Autoflux

**Autoflux** refers to someone who experiences autosexual and/or autoromantic attraction that fluctuates in intensity. Someone who identifies as autoflux may be fully auto- one moment, partially auto- another, and not auto- another.

## History & Coining

The term autoflux was coined by LGBTA Wikia user Lovenderr on December 29th, 2020.

It's name comes from *auto-* which means 'self' and -*flux* which means 'to change'.

## Flag

The autoflux flag was coined by LGBTA Wikia user Calamity Call on the same day it was coined. The varying shades of pink symbolize the fluctuating attraction to yourself.

The simplified flag is designed by LGBTA Wikia user LoveIIyyy.
Large

**Large** or **Large Gender** can be used as both a gender quality or standalone gender identity. As a standalone identity it describes a gender that feels large in size. As a gender quality, it is a gender that has no relation with femininity, masculinity, or other gender constructs. Gender largeness is a feeling of having a more-than-average amount of gender, or a gender with a large presence*,* but it is not necessarily omnine in nature.

A large gender can also be interpreted as a gender that encompasses all of an individual's genders, or exists alongside smaller genders.

Any gender may be described as large, such as "large-maverique", indicating the user's gender is maverique, but also feels that their gender is larger than that of the average individual who identifies as maverique.

Large is the opposite of small.

## History & Coining

The term was uploaded to the LGBTA wiki on June 8th, 2021 by wiki user honk4bees, however, it has been used as a gender descriptor for an unknown and significant amount of time before that point.

## Flags

The flag was made on the same date by the same user, using thirteen stripes to match the other gender quality flags, and with green symbolizing how the gender is large and grown.

The simplified flag was made by the same user on June 9th, 2021.
Petosexual

**Petosexual** is a neurosexuality describing exclusive to those with Bipolar Disorder whose orientation changes whilst experiencing a manic or hypomanic episode. For example, someone could identify as a lesbian on most occasions, but feels more pansexual during depressive episodes. This could be called being petopansexual.

## History & Coining

Petosexual was coined alongside Fuscsexual and Oscillsexual on February 9th, 2019 by tumblr user transmxnfenris via ask-pride-color-schemes. There is no flag for this orientation.

## Resources

https://ask-pride-color-schemes.tumblr.com/post/182678080049/im-gonna-coin-two-terms-and-thought-id-get-them
Neptunic

> Not to be confused with Neptunian or Neptunun.
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Neptunic flag

**Neptunic** or **Nomascsexual** is the attraction to women and nonbinary individuals that aren’t man-aligned. It can also be described as attraction to all people except men and/or man-aligned non-binary people. This orientation is mostly used by non-binary people to describe their attraction without relying on the gender binary but can be used by anyone. The term can be used as an identity on its own or combined with other orientations.

Similar terms include Trixensexual, Trixic, Venusic, Nomasexual and Nominsexual. The masculine equivalent to Neptunic is Uranik. The Non-binary equivalent is Saturnic.

## History & Coining

The term Neptunic was coined by Tumblr user socialjusticeichigo on August 31, 2017 as a shorter term for Nomascsexual.

## Flag

They later created the neptunic flag on September 17, 2017.

## Resources

https://web.archive.org/web/20180322011316/https://socialjusticeichigo.tumblr.com/post/164836746047/anyway-im-coining-neptunic-and-uranic

https://temp-nb-blog.tumblr.com/post/165472524304/yourmemehell-socialjusticeichigo

https://lgbta.wikia.org/wiki/Neptunic
Outherine

**Outherine**, also spelled **outhrine**, is a gender quality and umbrella term for the qualities associated with atrinary anthrogenders. This being genders unrelated to masculinity, femininity, androgyny, nullity, or neutrality (yet not exactly xenine). Not all genders fit the four main qualities of gender stated such as maverique, ilyagender, and aporagender, and such identities would be described as outherine.

Outherinity is a broad term that can be used for any gender quality or identity that does not suit masculinity, femininity, neutrality, or androgyny. It can also be used to describe a unique combination of said qualities. For example, if someone is simultaneously neutral and masculine yet they see it as something different or separated, combining to be more than the sum of its parts, then it can also be described as outherine.

This concept can also be used for some culture-exclusive genders.

## History & Coining

Outherinity was coined by Tumblr user Oltiel on January 12th, 2019.

## Flags

The first outherine flag was designed by Tumblr user imoga-pride on July 26th, 2019.

The alternate flag was made by wiki user honk4bees on June 9th, 2021, using slightly modified versions of the colors from the original flag, with thirteen stripes to match the other gender quality flags.

## Resources

1. https://lgbta.miraheze.org/wiki/Outherine
2. https://www.tumblr.com/blog/view/oltiel/181968351858
3. https://imoga-pride.tumblr.com/post/182260180056/outherine-flag
Sporadic-Aro

**Sporadic-Aro** is a term for those on the aromantic spectrum whose romantic attraction does not follow a specific pattern and feels sporadic. The individual will experience romantic attraction at a randomised rate, meaning that they may never fit a consistent label otherwise. Someone who identifies as sporadic-aro is almost always on the aromantic spectrum, but could experience being aromantic towards one person or at one point in their life, and demiromantic another.

The sexual counterpart is Sporadic-Ace and the gender counterpart is Gender-Sporadic.

## History & Coining

Term coined by user: TheNelsonSystem (previously known as Preshouse2006) on January 21st 2021

## Flag

The Sporadic-Aro flag was created by the same user on January 21st 2021. Grey stripes on the flag represent existing in the grey areas of the aromantic spectrum, the light yellow stripes represent a sporadic experience of romantic attraction, the dark green stripes represent being near or close to being aromantic at times, and the black stripe represents an overall lack of romantic attraction / not experiencing full romantic attraction at all times.
Origingender

**Origingender** is a gender exclusive to headmates in systems whose gender is affected by, or has become confusing due to, the fact that they are questioning their headmate origins. The process of questioning whether they are a traumagenic headmate, endogenic headmate, or other headmate origin, has made their gender feel confusing, blurred, complicated, or in some way affected.

Their gender may become clearer or revert back once they are no longer questioning their origin, but not always.

## History, Coining & Flag

The term was coined on 22nd June, 2021, by FANDOM user: Rose.Quartz.Council

The flag was coined on the same day by the same user

## Resources

https://lgbta.wikia.org/wiki/Origingender
Genderfaun

Genderfaun flag

**Genderfaun** (also called **genderfawn**) is a microlabel under the genderfluid umbrella where someone's gender is fluid, but never encompasses being female or having feminine genders. Someone who is genderfaun has a gender that is only fluid between masculine, genderless, unaligned, and any gender that is not feminine or female-aligned.

The feminine version of genderfaun is genderdoe. Similar include genderfaunet (being fluid between all genders but a binary woman) and gendersatyr (where non-binary genders experienced in being genderfaun are usually xenic).

## History & Coining

The term was previously known as **gendermars**. The term Gendermars was coined in 2016 or possibly earlier, as the tumblr blog, mogai-lexicon, posted about it on February 20th of that year. They did not indicate that it was a new coining. In May of 2017, Genderfaun was coined by tumblr user shadowofthedude, who stated it would be a synonym of gendermars and a complementary term to genderfae.

## Flags & Symbols

The genderfaun flag was posted on May 31, 2017 by tumblr user shadowofthedude

## Modifiers

> **Demifaun** refers to someone whose gender is only partially genderfaun.

> **Faunflux** refers to someone whose gender fluctuates in intensity but never feels feminine or female.

> **Pangenderfaun** is the static version of genderfaun. It refers to someone who identifies as being all genders that are not feminine or female. Identifying as pangenderfaun doesn't mean that the individual relates to every single one of these genders. It can refer to all genders that the person knows, all within reason, a seemingly infinite amount, or similar. The flag was created by Tumblr user Uncommongenders on December 8, 2017.

## Resources

https://lgbta.wikia.org/wiki/Genderfaun

https://www.deviantart.com/pride-flags/art/Genderfaun-683808171

https://www.deviantart.com/pride-flags/art/Demifaun-870194784

https://lgbta.wikia.org/wiki/Pangenderfaun

https://nonbinary.wiki/wiki/Genderfaun