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Quintarian

**Quintarian** is being masculine, epicene, feminine, neutral, and outherine at the same time. These five terms refer to gender qualities rather than genders, so this identity is not necessarily a multigender one. Someone who is quintarian can be any gender or genders at all, or they may not even have a gender.

## Flag Meaning

Blue represents masculinity, purple represents epicenity, pink represents femininity, yellow represents neutrality, and orange represents outherinity. The flag is vertical to help it stand out as a flag for gender qualities rather than genders.
Lady Qwimella

Lady Qwimella is a Lady like goon goon in goon goon land

# **Appearance**

She is cyan and she has poofy purple short hair and wears purple lipstick. She wears a purple dress

# **Personality**

Qwimella acts the opposite of her friend Remmie She is nice to people but if someone is mean to her she will slap them and it will hurt

# **Trivia**

* She is similar to Lady loopsie because they act similar and have a similar name
* She is dating Ubzie
* Her best friends are Izella and Jamma
Pammyslam Poppy Sholeen

Pammyslam is an excited happy goon goon in goon goon land

# **Appearance**

She is a blue goon goon and wears a very flowy pink purple and teal dress along with green shoes

# **Personality**

Normally she is happy and likes sparkly things. She likes to throw pixie dust in the air which bothers Spinny and Remmie normally eats the sparkles

# **Trivia**

* She is best friends with Spinny
* For some reason she lives in a box that has her name and initials on it, in real life she wouldn’t fit in the box
* She has some sort of intense love for Ni
* One time she got possessed by a stupid ghost girl
Cosmonautic

**Cosmonautic** is an identity that is influenced by the vastness of space and a yearning for adventure beyond the stars. It fluctuates with cosmic energy, taking on aspects comparable to starlight, deep space, colorful galaxies, and distant unexplored planets.

## Flag Meaning

The blues represent deep space and dark galaxies, and the yellow represents starlight. The planet in the center represents planetary bodies one might want to travel to.

## See Also

* Cosmoic Alignments
* Agendercosmic
Nuavire

**Nuavire** is an identity that is part genderavire and part neutral. While it may be similar to neutroisavire, the difference is that neutroisavire is specifically part neutrois whereas nuavire can be any neutral identity.

## Flag Meaning

The gray represents neutrality while the rest of the stripes represent being genderavire.

## See Also

* Neutroisavire
* Viritrum
* Eratrum
Xenby

**Xenby** is a xenic nonbinary person. This can mean someone who is xeno-aligned and nonbinary, or xenogender and aligned with some kind of specific nonbinary gender. It can also mean someone who has two genders, one xenogender and one nonbinary.

## Flag Meaning

The flag is in the format of the nonbinary flag, with the colors swapped with the colors from the xenogender flag.

## See Also

* Xen
* Xai
Virferal

**Virferal** is a vicious or feral gendervir identity that may express itself with animalistic instinct. It can be related to therianthropy or otherkinity, but it can also be its own identity separate from alterhumanity.

## Flag Meaning

The brown stripes represent animality and a connection to animal instincts, the blue represents virhood, and the fangs represent ferality.

## See Also

* Virstrange
* Therivir
* Othervir
* Virpunk
No no Ni

Get out of my no no square -Ni after someone invaded his no no square

No No Ni is a grumpy goon goon in goon goon land

# **Appearance**

Ni is a reddish orangish color and he has grumpy eyes, he wears a dark red shirt and blue pants, He is oftenly seen inside a red square, that is his no no square

# **Personality**

Ni is the only character who cares about their personal space and he is grumpy most of the time, he hates being touched and he hates people getting in his no no square

# **Trivia**

* One time he couldn’t stand everyone getting in his no no square anymore so he started singing the no no square song
* He is always mad because his friend Ommah is being stupid or just bothering him
* Pammyslam has intense love with him and he’s always grumpy about it but secretly loves her back
* It’s most likely he has paraphobia, which is the fear of perverts
Deminoxavire

**Deminoxavire** is a partially or wholly genderavire person whose gender is partially tied to darkness and an overall feeling of nighttime; partially noxavire.

## Flag Meaning

The flag includes gray and dark purple to represent nighttime and light bluish-purple stripes to represent being genderavire. The crescent moon in the center represents being partially noxavire, to contrast the full moon of the noxavire flag.

## See Also

* Noxavire
* Deminoxvir
* Deminoxera
Linkvoid

**Linkvoid** is part of the voidic genders that refers to multiple void genders that are linked or connected in some way.

## Flag Meaning

The black and purple represent the void, with the purple being more red than most flags to show that there are other aspects linked to the void-like identity. The circles in the center represent different void-aligned genders, which overlap to show that they are linked.
Dryavir

**Dryavir** is an epicenic gendervir identity that's part of the forestic alignments. It isn't automatically a xenovir identity, though the individual may choose to use the label in that way.

## Flag Meaning

The blue stripes on either side represent virhood. The circle in the center is the "heart" of the identity and represents the self. The leaves represent the duality of epicenity and vitality.
Florafluid

**Florafluid** is an identity where one is fluid between plant-related xenogenders. This can mean being xeno-aligned and being fluid between many plant-related genders (such as genders based on trees, flowers, flower fields, seeds, petals, floral scents, etc.) or being fluid between different floral-inspired xenic gender presentations.

## Flag Meaning

The yellow, pink, and blue represent different colors of flowers, the green represents leaves or grass, and the black represents genderlessness (a common experience when moving between many genders.)

## See Also

* Noctfluid
* Polyxenic
Axenovir

**Axenovir** refers to being an agender, xenic, and gendervir person. This doesn't necessarily mean that this is a trivir identity, but may be considered such depending on the individual. Sometimes, this could simply be a xeno-aligned agendervir identity, or a xenovir agingender.

This identity may also be called *axenvir*.

## Flag Meaning

The flag combines the agender flag and the xenovir flag together. The symbol is the xenovir symbol with a “void” in the center to represent genderlessness.

## See Also

* Agendervir
* Trivir
Obscurivir

**Obscurivir** is an undefined or ambiguous gendervir identity. It is a gendervir uingender or graygender experience.

## Flag Meaning

The green and teal stripes represent being gendervir while the yellow represents ambiguity. The white represents a "blank" area where the identity may not be well-defined or understood.

## See Also

* Incognivir
* Quoivir
* Nullvir
Infinixenic

**Infinixenic** is the experience of having every single existing xenogender as well as xenogenders not yet discovered. This can be an infinitely shifting and expanding experience, or the feeling of being each individual xenogender statically. It is an extension of panxenic.

An infinixenic experience may also include an infinite number of xenic presentations, expressions, or alignments that either fluctuate, flow, or remain static depending on the individual.

## Flag Meaning

This is the xenogender flag but with the center yellow strip expanded, as if to represent the expanding of the xenogender experience. The symbols is the xenogender star with an infinity symbol added underneath it to represent the feeling of infinity.

## See Also

* Panxenic
* Panxenovir
* Infiniversic
Quadrarian

**Quadrarian** is being masculine, epicene, feminine, and neutral at the same time. These four terms refer to gender qualities rather than genders, so this identity is not necessarily a multigender one. Someone who is quadrarian can be any gender or genders at all, or they may not even have a gender.

## Flag Meaning

Blue represents masculinity, purple represents epicenity, pink represents femininity, and yellow represents neutrality. The flag is vertical to help it stand out as a flag for gender qualities rather than genders.
Virsplit

**Virsplit** is a gendervir identity that feels like one gender splitting off into multiple genders like branches. It is a complex polyvir experience.

## Flag Meaning

The wide blue center stripe represents being gendervir, and it moves from darker blue to dark purple to light purple to show how the gender may change and split. The symbol in the center represents this experience, starting from one dot and splitting off into more and more.

## See Also

* Virplex
* Polyvir
Colorvir

**Colorvir** is a xenovir identity related to or aligned with the concept of color. An example could be blue-colorvir, which is someone who is either gendervir and bluegender or a blue-aligned gendervir person.

## Flag Meaning

The stripes are meant to be a rainbow with the “vir” part of the identity being locked in the center to make it stand out.
Noxvir

**Noxvir** is a partially or wholly gendervir person whose gender can be compared to darkness and an overall feeling of nighttime. This can mean being male-aligned with a connection to nighttime aesthetics, being partially or fully male with an alignment to nighttime or darkness, or being fluid between gendervir and nighttime -coric identities. It falls under the xenovir and xenogender umbrellas.

## Flag Meaning

The black and gray stripes represent nighttime while the blue stripes represent being gendervir. The flag includes a full moon in the middle, something you might see at night.

## See Also

* Deminoxvir
* Lunavir
Singularity-aligned

**Singularity-aligned** is a small and enigmatic red-hot alignment that has the potential to be something bigger. May indicate questioning alignment rather than being sure. It is part of the cosmoic alignments.

Singularity refers to the starting point of the Big Bang where all of space was confined into an extremely small amount of space.
Polyvir

**Polyvir** means having multiple gendervir identities or partial identities. This could mean being a specific gendervir identity, but can also be used as a term on its own.

## Terms

* Bivir: Having two or more gendervir identities.
* Trivir: Having three or more gendervir identities.
* Panvir: Having all gendervir identities within one’s culture.
* Omnivir: Having all or almost all gendervir identities within one’s culture.

## Flag Meaning

The flag is based on the polygender flag, with the black and gray changed to a bluish-black and bluish-gray.
Aporaxenic

**Aporaxenic** is an identity where one is both aporagender and xenogender at the same time. This could mean feeling not male, not female, not anything in between, but something vaguely xenic. It could also mean being xeno-aligned and aporagender, or having an aporine xenogender experience.

## Flag Meaning

The top and bottom stripe are the red and purple from the xenogender flag, while the lavender and yellow come from the aporagender flag. The symbol in the center is a combination of the xenogender and aporagender symbols.
Your Bigender Big Brother (blog)

**Your Bigender Big Brother** on Tumblr (URL: your-bigender-big-brother) is a blog dedicated to uplifting and supporting the multigender community and is a sort of "hub" for all things related to YB3. It is also a space to request things like pride flags and pronoun icons. The owner of the blog occasionally answers questions about gender.

The blog was started in October 2021 and tentatively used "Your Bigender Dad" as a URL and tag for a very short amount of time before it was changed to Your Bigender Big Brother. Posts were tagged with things like "bbb.ask" and "bbb.txt", which is where the YB3 shorthand name came from.

One of the more popular types of posts on the blog is Gender of the Day, a series of posts highlighting specific genders (mostly under the multigender umbrella) and explaining them in ways that are easy to understand.

Each text post by Stormy is ended with two heart emojis (💙💚) to represent eir genders (male and neutrois), which is why the blog's icon shows a blue heart and a green heart. Hearts are also a common motif in the YB3 zine.
Polyera

**Polyera** means having multiple genderera identities or partial identities. This could mean being a specific genderera identity, but can also be used as a term on its own.

## Terms

* Bi-era: Having two or more genderera identities.
* Tri-era: Having three or more genderera identities.
* Pan-era: Having all genderera identities within one’s culture.
* Omni-era: Having all or almost all genderera identities within one’s culture.

## Flag Meaning

The flag is based on the polygender flag, with the black and gray changed to a pinkish-black and pinkish-gray.
Semi-oriented Gender Hoarder

A **semi-oriented gender hoarder** is someone who only identifies as some of the identities in their gender hoard.

## Flag Meaning

The two gray stripes represent a partial relationship with hoarded genders while the three center stripes represent different identities - fewer colors than the omni-oriented gender hoarder flag to reflect having fewer genders to relate to.

## See Also

* Non-oriented gender hoarder
* Omni-oriented gender hoarder
Lunavir

**Lunavir** is a gendervir identity that relates to the aesthetic or feeling of a full-moon night. This could be the cool air on one's skin, the reflection of moonlight on a pool of water, or the moon illuminating the otherwise deep dark of night.

## Flag Meaning

Black represents nighttime, while blue and green represent being gendervir. The full moon in the center represents a full-moon night.

## See Also

* Noxvir
* Solavir
Bigender Resources

## **What is Bigender?**

“Bigender, bi-gender, or sometimes dual-gender/dual-gendered, is a gender identity under the multigender, nonbinary, and transgender umbrella terms. Bigender people have two [or more] different specific gender identities, either at the same time, or at different times.” When there is no fluidity or shifting between the genders, it is called *ambigender*.

Current Bigender FlagOriginal Bigender FlagRemake of the Original Bigender FlagHorizon Bigender Flag
## **Bigender 101 and Similar Terms:**

* Bigender on the Nonbinary Wiki
* Polygender on the Nonbinary Wiki
* Genderfluid on the Nonbinary Wiki
* Ambigender on the Nonbinary Wiki
* Androgyne on the Nonbinary Wiki
* Ambonec on the Nonbinary Wiki
* Demigender on the Nonbinary Wiki
* Femache coining post
* Bigender on Wikipedia

## **Community Resources:**

* bigender.net forums
* r/Bigender on reddit
* talking-bigender on tumblr
* bigendering on tumblr
* bigender-culture-is on tumblr
* your-bigender-big-brother (YB3) on tumblr
* bigendersupport on Instagram
* Gender flowchart by bigendering
* Click-through version of the above

## **Discord Servers:**

* bigenders
* multigenders
* The Polygender Palace (18+)

## **Artists:**

* YB3 zine on Instagram
* Bigender products on Etsy
* Bigender products on Redbubble
* Polygender products on Etsy

## **Similar Identities in Other Cultures:**

* Ardhanarishvara, the Hindu deity
* Hijra, an Indian gender identity
* Two-Spirit, a pan-Indian gender identity
* Gender identities in Thailand
* Bishōnen, an androgynous Japanese identity
* Yīnyáng rén (陰陽人), a reclaimed Chinese slur for intersex people

## **General Info:**

* Bigender Page on YB3 Wiki
* Bigender Identities on YB3 Wiki
* The Nonbinary Wiki
* Other Multigender Identities
Staying Safe in Online Queer Spaces

### **Protecting Your Personal Information**

* Don't use your real name. Come up with a nickname or a user name that isn't your full name.
* Don't reveal your location, where you work, or where you go to school. Stating which country you live in is fine, but don't tell people what city you live in, the specific business you work for, or what school you attend.
* Don't reveal actual people in your life. Don't give away the actual names of your parents, siblings, or even close friends.

### **Keeping Yourself Safe**

* Avoid listing every trigger you have. People can easily use your triggers against you to hurt you on purpose.
* Be mindful when talking to adults. While it's fine to have friends with varying age ranges, remember that there is a power imbalance between a minor and an adult. That adult can have power over you.
* Block as needed if you don't feel safe. Don't hesitate to block without saying a word. Do it frequently and without apology. It's the best step in preventing trolls and abusers from contacting you.
* Leave uncomfortable conversations and report questionable or illegal behavior. At the first sign of something that makes you feel uneasy, back out and report the behavior if necessary.

### **Sharing and Interacting with Media**

* Be careful how you post selfies. People can use your face to find you on other social media platforms.
* Be extra careful about posting or sharing nudes. Blackmail is a common abuse tactic and abusers will use your nudes against you. If you choose to share nudes, crop your face out and hide anything in the photo that can be used to identify you.
* Filter triggering content whenever possible. You can curate your own space on the internet by filtering tags or blocking blogs with triggering content.
Non Assignata

**Non assignata** (or *non-assignata*) refers to having no assigned gender at birth (AGAB.) This has system headmates in mind but can have other uses. Someone who is non assignata can have any gender at all and are not inherently genderless - the only distinction is that the individual did not have a gender assigned to them at birth. "Birth" refers to creation or arrival in the context of headmates or alters in plural systems.

"Non assignata" is Latin for "not assigned".

## Flag Meaning

The gray and faded purple represent a "gray area" where an assigned gender would have been and can also represent confusion or a "foggy" feeling when it comes to gender. The white represents a current gender or lack of gender, separate from the experience of not having an AGAB.

## See Also

* Non-geno
* Non-gendered
Obscuvoid

**Obscuvoid** is part of the voidic genders and refers to voidness that feels ghostly or invisible; the opposite of tangivoid.

## Flag Meaning

The black represents the void while the gray represents a haze or fog. The circle in the center is faint and simply the outline of a void-like object, as if it's gone invisible.
Eternitempic

**Eternitempic** is a gender that is experienced through all of time and space. It exists forever through history, evolving and changing as it moves through different events in time but never fully leaving. It feels like a gender that can "time travel".

This gender can be seen as a linear, mono-universal counterpart to infiniversic, the experience of having every gender from every point in the multiverse all at the same time.

## Flag Meaning

The dark blue represents one's gender, moving through time (browns) as depicted by the arrow.
Nymvir

**Nymvir** is a feminine gendervir person and is a part of the forestic alignments. It isn't automatically a xenovir identity, though the individual may choose to use the label in that way.

## Flag Meaning

The blue stripes on either side represent virhood. The circle in the center is the "heart" of the identity and represents the self. The leaves represent the forest and growth.
Virsoft

**Virsoft** is a “soft” gendervir identity. It can also mean having a connection to “soft” virhood. Softness can mean a number of things to the individual, but it can include a slight connection to being gendervir (demivir.)

## Flag Meaning

The green and blue stripes represent virhood, while the white and lavender represent softness.

## See Also

* Virplush
* Mistvir
Virplex

**Virplex** is an umbrella of gendervir terms to describe one's gendervir identity as having multiple parts that make up a whole. It is a more specific polyvir identity, where gendered parts come together to create a new polyvir gender.

## Flag Meaning

The green stripes are parts stacked on top of each other like building blocks to represent parts coming together to make up the gendervir identity, represented by the blue color.

## See Also

* Virsplit
* Demivir
* Polyvir
Quoivir

**Quoivir** is a gendervir uingender or graygender identity that encompasses a number of experiences including:

* Someone who may be gendervir but feels that gender identity and/or existing gender terms don’t quite apply to them.
* Someone whose relationship with virhood is complicated; someone who isn’t sure whether they experience virhood or what virhood means for them.
* Is using the term as an alternative to “questioning”, in order to communicate exhaustion or frustration with searching for a better gendervir identity term for oneself.
* Someone who is gendervir and doesn’t care much for gender as a concept.

## Flag Meaning

The flag uses green to represent indifference toward gender, black to represent the unknown, and blue and purple to represent virhood.

## See Also

* Incognivir
* Obscurivir
* Nullvir
Virmythic

**Virmythic** is a gendervir identity that is largely influenced by mythology or mythological creatures. It is a mythical xenovir identity.

## Flag Meaning

The teal represents the gendervir identity while the purples and pink represents mythology. The symbol is the gendervir symbol with wings and a tail, like a mythical creature.
Agenderprox

**Agenderprox** is a gender that is relative to agender, but is something separate and entirely on its own. It doesn't exist outside of the gender spectrum, but may be very close to outside of it. It may also be another way to say "almost agender", as if there is a fraction of identity that prevents it from being totally genderless. This identity falls under the proximal gender umbrella, where you would find terms such as proxvir or juxera.

Agenderprox individuals may consider themselves to be demiagender, demineutrois, agender men, agender women, aporagender, or they may use the term by itself. This term can also be used with other identities - they may call themselves agenderproxvir or that they are an agenderprox xenogender person. They can also be aligned with any gender or completely unaligned.

## Flag Meaning

The black and darker green represents the agender identity, while the lighter green and yellow represent being approximately agender.
Lunavire

**Lunavire** is a genderavire identity that relates to the aesthetic or feeling of a full-moon night. This could be the cool air on one's skin, the reflection of moonlight on a pool of water, or the moon illuminating the otherwise deep dark of night.

This term will be renamed soon, as it is confusingly pronounced the same as *lunavir*.

## Flag Meaning

Black represents nighttime, while blue, purple, and pink represent being genderavire. The full moon in the center represents a full-moon night.

## See Also

* Noxavire
* Lunavir
Trivir

**Trivir** means having three or more gendervir identities. It typically refers to three whole gendervir genders - either static or changing, experienced at the same time or separately. However, it can also be three partial gendervir identities as well.

## Flag Meaning

The flag includes three different types of colors (blue, green, brown) with a white stripe to show an overlap in genders.
Gender Symbols

These are all gender symbols created by Stormy, some for eir neolabels and others for existing terms.

AbinaryAlstriumAmbiboyAmbigirlAmbonecAzuregirlDemiboyDemigenderlessDemigirlDracovirGendervirGraygenderJuxeraMaverique Androgyne 1Maverique Androgyne 2Maverique FemaleMaverique MaleMaverique Male/FemaleMaverique NeutroisProxvirRosboyViritrumVirmythicXenoeraXenovir
Polyplurvir

**Polyplurvir** refers to a gendervir experience where multiple headmates in a system have some kind of gendervir identity. It falls under the altervir umbrella.

It's not uncommon for headmates or alters in a system to have similar gendered experiences, as they can often originate or split off from the same source. They may have a gender that overlaps with the host's or they may all share a consciousness that influences their genders.
Gendered Neutral

**Gendered neutral** is a gender experience that is neutral with an underlying "genderedness". Examples would be neutrois men and women or binary folks who consider themselves to be gender neutral.

## Flag Meaning

The blues and pinks represent a genderedness, while the green represents neutrality.

## Alternate Flags

Alternate Gendered Neutral FlagSecond Alternate Gendered Neutral Flag
Tangivoid

**Tangivoid** is part of the voidic genders and refers to voidness that feels tangible; the opposite of obscuvoid.

## Flag Meaning

The black and blue represent the void, with the deep blue to show a deeper or more robust voidness. The circle is light blue instead of black to show a bright light or something more solid than the void.
Constellavir

**Constellavir** refers to having both a space-related gender and two or more gendervir identities; a combination of a space-related gender and polyvir. This could also mean being aligned with some aspect of space while being polyvir.

## Flag Meaning

The shades of blue represent space, with the black being deeper space, and the symbol in the center is a constellation to show more than one gender.

## See Also

* Cosmoic Alignments
* Bivir
* Trivir
Non-gendered

**Non-gendered** refers to someone who chooses not to be gendered in any way despite their own gender identity.

For example, someone may be a man but won't want to be referred to in any gendered terms such as guy, sir, man, boy, etc. or want he/him pronouns used on them.

## Flag Meaning

The grayish purple and hazy purple colors represent separation from one's own gender, while the orange represents non-genderedness. The white represent individuality and the freedom to have control over one's identity.

## See Also

* Non-geno
* Perplexgender
Viritrum

**Viritrum** is an identity that is part gendervir and part neutral. While it may be similar to neutrovir, the difference is that neutrovir is specifically part neutrois whereas viritrum can be any neutral identity.

Similar terms include *neutramale* and *neuvir*.

## Flag Meaning

The flag has blue and green stripes for virhood and gray for neutrality. It has three stripes to match the neutrois flag’s format and to help it look more unique.
Noxavire

**Noxavire** is a partially or wholly genderavire person whose gender can be compared to darkness and an overall feeling of nighttime. This can mean being femache-aligned with a connection to nighttime aesthetics, being partially or fully gendervir and genderera with an alignment to nighttime or darkness, or being fluid between genderavire and nighttime -coric identities. It falls under the xenoavire and xenogender umbrellas.

## Flag Meaning

The black and gray stripes represent nighttime while the purple stripes represent being genderavire. The flag includes a full moon in the middle, something you might see at night.

## See Also

* Deminoxavire
* Noxvir
* Noxera
Noctfluid

**Noctfluid** is an identity where one is fluid between night-related xenogenders. This can mean being xeno-aligned and being fluid between many night-related genders (such as genders based on nighttime, stars, the moon, darkness, etc.) or being fluid between different nocturnal-inspired xenic gender presentations.

## Flag Meaning

The shades of gray represent moonlight, the blue and purple represent shadows, and black represents nighttime and darkness.

## See Also

* Florafluid
* Polyxenic
Faevir

**Faevir** is a xenic gendervir identity and is part of the forestic alignments. It isn't automatically a xenovir identity, though the individual may choose to use the label in that way.

## Flag Meaning

The blue stripes on either side represent virhood. The circle in the center is the "heart" of the identity and represents the self. The butterfly wings represent the otherness of the xenic experience and change.

## See Also

* Exterastervir
* Xenovir
Genderestival

**Genderestival** is a fiery hot gender that is as expansive as the ocean and as dry as summer beach sand, appearing in harsh hues of red, orange, and yellow. It represents a playful nature and the height of identity self-exploration, much like the temperature reaches a peak. This gender tends to reach some lows and then spikes upwards with much more energy, using up whatever energy it has before it has to experience its sudden change into quietude. It is part of the Seasonal Gender System.

"Estival" is the adjective for anything to do with the season of summer.

## Flag Meaning

The color gradient is yellow to represent the dry heat. The symbol in the center is a sun with arrows curved around it to show the way this identity shifts and changes.

## See Also

* Genderhibernal
* Gendervernal
* Genderautumnal
Variapec

**Variaspec** is an umbrella term for identities that change, including fluid genders, genders that fluctuate, "spikes" in gender, and genders influenced by external sources such as mood or weather. Any gender that changes in any way can be considered variaspec.

Identities that fall under this are genderfluid, genderflux, fluidflux, hydrangeaflux, cosmosflux, affectugender, bordergender, contragender, and genderfluid subsets such as genderfaun.

Someone who is variaspec can use many labels found under this umbrella or they may simply call themselves variaspec. This identity is interchangeable with amplusian, but was made to match terms like "niaspec" or "aiaspec".
Demiera

**Demiera** refers to any and all identities that are partially related to or partially aligned with erahood (being genderera.) It may have an additional part to the identity.

This term can also be used on its own to simply mean a partially genderera person, much like how "demigirl" and "demiboy" are used.

## Flag Meaning

Gray represents being demigender and the three center stripes represent the genderera identity.

## See Also

* Erasoft
Remmie the red maniac

Remmie the red maniac is a psychopath goon goon which is obvious by her name

# **Appearance**

Remmie is obviously red because of her name and she has crazy spiky hair and has similar eyes to Spinny just she has 3 eyelashes and she wears a dark blue top with a white stripe and she wears blue ripped jeans

# **Personality**

Remmie is obviously a maniac because of her name and the face she makes, she cusses a lot and rages super easily, she shows very strong emotion

# **Trivia**

* Her favorite animal is a cat proven by her quote “Don’t touch my kitties” and how she once brought 100 cats into a house
* Her original name was Rodney but it was changed to Remmie because Rodney is more of a boys name and it doesn’t sound goon goon like
* She oftenly is calling Spinnys mom a bitch because she doesn’t like how her mom looks and acts
* Koil has a crush on her
* When she is drunk she acts 10 times more crazier
Ey/Em/Eirs

Ey/Em/Eirs pronouns are called *Spivak pronouns* and were created in 1975 as a gender-neutral option for pronouns.

## Usage

*Ey* are named Stormy. That book is *eirs*. Give the book to *em*. Stormy wrote the book *emself*. *Eir* book is about gender.

Example sentence:

Stormy was about to work on some video ey recorded today, but eir computer is acting quite slow. While ey wait, ey might work on eir manuscript. Have you heard about eir new book? Ey want to make a queer-focused memoir that talks a lot about eir experience with gender. Ey've been working on the book all by emself, but some feedback would make em happy.

## Flags

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Bigender

Bigender people experience two or more genders, either simultaneously or at different times. These genders can be static, fluid, or can fluctuate. Another form of bigender is called *ambigender*, in which there is no fluidity or shifting between genders.

While it’s common for bigender people to experience two whole, distinct genders, some may have partial genders that make up their identity. Their genders can also be in any combination, including very similar genders (such as being a man and proxvir at the same time, or being gendervoid, agender, and nullgender all at once.)

This label falls under the multigender and polygender labels.

## Relevance

Stormy is bigender - male and neutrois. For em, that means mostly male and partly neutrois with a lot of overlap but no fluidity or fluctuation.

## Alternate Flags

The alternate bigender flag was created by Stormy to represent two different genders without using pink and blue. The white in the center represents where the genders may overlap or change from one to the other.

The newest flag by Stormy uses a redder orange and deeper purple with a yellow sun in the middle, giving it the name "horizon bigender flag". The symbol is an interrobang, which is a combination of an exclamation point and a question mark, to represent two genders together.

## Symbols

The symbol above is for male/neutrois bigender, showing the single line from the neutrois symbol and the spear from the male symbol.

## See Also

* Bigender Resources
* What is Bigender? (saltycharacters)
Omnigray

**Omnigray** refers to having a gray, hazy, or unknown identity across all aspects; includes graysexual, grayromantic, graygender, etc.

## Flag Meaning

The shades of grayish purple and grayish blue represent a hazy feeling of identity, the white represents an overlap of identities, and the gray represents the gray- prefix of these identities. The symbol in the center is an infinity symbol to represent having this gray experience with all identities.
He/Him/His

He/Him/His refer to a common set of personal pronouns, part of a group called *exipronouns*.

## Usage

*He* is named Stormy. That book is *his*. Give the book to *him*. Stormy wrote the book *himself*. *His* book is about gender.

Example sentence:

Stormy is relaxing by himself, getting ready to work on the second draft of his book. He's using a really nice pen that was given to him by his partner. He's going to spend the rest of the evening writing, which might keep him up late. If you see him, remind him to get to bed at a reasonable time.

## Flags

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Genderhearted

**Genderhearted** refers to having a connection to or affinity for a specific gender experience on a deep level without actually being that gender. This person may present themselves as that preferred gender or they may simply enjoy the idea of that gender and want it for their gender hoard.

Genderheartedness can express itself in a variety of ways: Boyhearted individuals may feel a connection to boyhood without actually being that gender, while someone who is xenohearted may feel that kind of connection to being xenogender. The difference between genderheartedness and alignment is that being genderhearted means feeling a deep-level connection, almost spiritually, without being that gender or alignment.

This term is similar to *cupiogender*, where an individual wishes to be a gender but isn't actually that gender.

## Flag Meaning

The teal heart in the center of the flag represents a sense of self. The stripes represent different gendered experiences.
Constellatic

**Constellatic** refers to having more than one gender that are all linked or related in some way. This word comes from “constellation”, which is a cluster of stars that make up a recognizable pattern.

## Flag Meaning

The black represents space while the colored stripes represent different genders, being similar colors to each other to represent how the genders are linked in whatever way. The symbol in the center is a constellation, showing stars that are connected by lines.
Neutrojuxera

**Neutrojuxera** is a neutral identity that is similar to binary female, but exists on a plane by itself. This can mean being both neutrois and juxera, but this label can encompass any combination of niaspec identity with being genderera in some way.

## Flag Meaning

The gray, yellow, and green represent neutrality, with a small amount of pink to represent being juxera.

## See Also

* Neutroprox
* Neutroproxvir
Deminoxera

**Deminoxera** is a partially or wholly genderera person whose gender is partially tied to darkness and an overall feeling of nighttime; partially noxera.

## Flag Meaning

The flag includes gray to represent nighttime and purplish stripes to represent erahood. The crescent moon in the center represents being partially noxera, to contrast the full moon of the noxera flag.
Xenosoft

**Xenosoft** refers to a "soft" xenic identity. It can also mean having a connection to “soft” xenity. Softness can mean a number of things to the individual, but it can include a slight connection to being xenogender.

## Flag Meaning

The flag uses the colors from the xenogender flag but softened to look more pastel. The symbol in the center is the xenogender symbol but pink, to represent softness.

## See Also

* Virsoft
* Demixenic
Erenic

**Erenic** refers to having a genderera identity no matter how the rest of your gender changes or moves.

This could mean being fluid between many genders, but genderera is always present, or it could mean floating between other related identities with a genderera "baseline".

## Flag Meaning

The bottom three stripes represent the genderera identity as a base, with the top two stripes representing a change or fluctuation of other genders.

## See Also

* Virenic
* Enbinic
* Androgynic
* Neutrinic
Starera

**Starera** refers to being part genderera, part celestial gender. It is a xenoera identity related to soft celestial energy.

This identity could be also a bi-era identity with the two genders being a celestial gender and genderera, or it could be a genderera identity aligned with a celestial gender.

## Flag Meaning

The top two stripes represent the void of space and the brightness of starlight. The rest of the stripes represent being genderera.

## See Also

* Xenoera
* Polyera
Duoboy

**Duoboy** means having two genders - one that is male, and another that is male-related in some way.

Someone who is duoboy could be boy and proxvir, boy and genderfaun, boy and xenovir, and many others.

## Flag Meaning

The blue represents boy while the teal represents a similar gender to boy. The white stripe shows that it is a bigender identity. The symbol is two male symbols together.

## See Also

* Bivir
* Duogirl
Deminoxvir

**Deminoxvir** is a partially or wholly gendervir person whose gender is partially tied to darkness and an overall feeling of nighttime; partially noxvir.

## Flag Meaning

The flag includes black and gray to represent nighttime and faded bluish stripes to represent gendervirhood. The crescent moon in the center represents being partially noxvir, to contrast the full moon of the noxvir flag.
Virpunk

**Virpunk** is a colloquial term, within the scope of gendervir experiences, for a culture of resistance against gendernormativity; a gendervir identity that in and of itself is a resistance against gender norms, homophobia and transphobia, oppression, and societal status.

This is a sociopolitical identity, much like genderqueer, but specifically for those who fall within the gendervir spectrum - this includes all male, male-aligned, and male-adjacent identities. Someone who is virpunk chooses to subvert the public’s assumptions on what it means to be a “man” and challenges the expectations, roles, and stereotypes that come with this identity. It is a very flexible term that can include those who are nonbinary, abinary, polygender, agender, gender nonconforming, and more.

## Flag Meaning

The flag uses red to make it stand out as an aggressive statement, with the thunderbolt representing the way we might break or shake up gendered expectations. The blue represents virhood but is muted, as if to put it to the side in defiance. However, the blue is still central to the flag.
Y'all Means All

**Y'all Means All** is a collaborative local community project created to share stories of queer youth, families, and other queer community members of Southwest Virginia led by activist and educator Casey Anne Brimmer. The project is meant to emphasize the diversity of the queer experience by showcasing flags meant to represent our identities against the backdrop of the Progress Pride flag as a way to say "There is more than just this flag."

## Overall Concept

Guests for the project were invited to paint pride flags on the backs of their hands that represent their individual identities. They would then hold onto the edges of a Progress Pride flag quilt created by Brimmer themself while a photo was taken from above. This way, the hands would be seen as an extension of the quilt to show how our identities extend so much farther than just the L, G, B, and T of the queer community. The quilt would then be used as a backdrop for people to take a photo in front of - these photos are found on the YMA Instagram with text from each person explaining their queer identities.

## Stormy's Part in the Project

Stormy was a part of the YMA project as seen below (with an excerpt included for each photo about eir identity.) Ey also acted as a sort of "stagehand" for setting up the backdrop and frame.

"Allowing myself to keep an open mind about my own identity has helped me to discover things about myself I never would have thought possible. A younger me thought that being a transgender man meant that I needed to be very binary and very masculine in order to be seen as authentically trans. Now I've accepted that my identity is quite flexible and complex, with many pieces that come together to make up my gender experience. I hope that any young queer person who sees this knows that self-discovery doesn't mean having it all figured out. Sometimes it means making discovery after discovery over an entire lifetime. Labels will change. Feelings will change. Transition goals will change. It's all part of the trans experience."

"I am bigender. I'm a man and also neutrois. I'm a nonbinary man, a demiguy, a man in a way that feels abinary. I'm a man in a neutral way, but also mostly a man. I'm neutrois, but only through the lens of manhood. I have a complicated relationship with being a man, but I'm still very much proud of my identity."

## See Also

* Y'all Means All photos on Instagram
* Casey Anne Brimmer's website
* Stormy's genders and pronouns
Pharos Wiki

**Welcome to the Pharos Wiki!**
Community dedicated to the magical world of Pharos and its mysteries.

We're a non-collaborative, but instructive, website about Pharos and its misteries.

## Important articles

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Virvoidsoft

**Virvoidsoft** refers to having a "soft" gender that is part gendervir, part gendervoid. It can refer to a virvoid person with some kind of soft identity or a virsoft gendervoid person.

This is not a xenovir identity and so it does not have any connection to literal softness such as with pillows or clouds. The softness refers to one's connection to their own gender or the intensity of such gender. This could manifest as very small amounts of virhood or voidness, maybe even to the point of barely being felt.

## Flag Meaning

This flag is a softened version of the virvoid flag. It is lighter blue and purple to represent soft virhood and voidness, while the darkest middle stripe represents being gendervoid.

## See Also

* Virvoid
* Virsoft
Advice for Flag Makers

**Advice for Flag Makers**

1. *Simplicity is better.*

You don’t always need an intricate flag with lots of symbolism and colors for every single type of experience under that label. You can use fewer strips, less detail, or a simplified symbol. This makes the flag easy to reproduce or edit, but it also represents the identity a lot better. Remember: You can’t cover every single experience within an identity label. Have you seen what the Gilbert Baker pride flag stripes represent? It’s not gender or orientation.

2. *Don’t make the colors so obvious.*

You don’t have to use blue for boys or pink for girls. You don’t even need to use blue for masculine or pink for feminine. Colors can represent all sorts of different ideas and they shouldn’t be tied to just one experience. Have you seen the stargender flag? It’s very blue, but it doesn’t represent boyhood or masculinity!

3. *Make sure your colors don’t “bleed”.*

Eyesore flags don’t feel too good to some people. This doesn’t just refer to super saturated bright neon colors, but also to flags with stripe colors that “bleed” into one another as if they’re blurred together. You want colors with great contrast. Two colors that are notorious for bleeding are gray and red, but it’s also easy to work with these colors if you know how to tweak them to work better.

4. *It’s okay if someone else already made that flag.*

Yes, even if someone already made a flag that’s been widely accepted by the community, putting your own spin on a flag is super fun. This is a type of art after all, and creating your own version of a flag is like expressing your own interpretation of a concept and letting it reflect in said art. The lesbian flag has dozens of different versions, but that’s okay!

5. *Practice.*

Try recoloring flags with different themes to practice working with colors - colors based on seasons, on feelings, on pronouns, on favorite characters, on something you’d find in nature - anything at all! Combination flags are also good practice - that’s when you take two or more flags and merge them together into one. You can also take requests from people.

6. *Keep a database of your flags.*

Archiving is incredibly important because information is important. People want to see the history of a flag or term. They want to see what identities were coined when, and why certain colors were chosen for the flags of those identities. They want to see how many people were identifying with a term at a specific point in time. Keeping a database of flags you’ve created and giving people an easy way to find them all is a good way to establish yourself as a creator and an important part of queer history - no action is too small in our community!
Virenic

**Virenic** refers to having a gendervir identity no matter how the rest of your gender changes or moves.

This could mean being fluid between many genders, but gendervirhood is always present, or it could mean floating between other related identities with a gendervir "baseline".

## Flag Meaning

The bottom three stripes represent the gendervir identity as a base, with the top two stripes representing a change or fluctuation of other genders.

## See Also

* Erenic
* Androgynic
* Enbinic
* Neutrinic
Virliminal

**Virliminal** refers to a gendervir person who feels that their gender is linked to or aligned with liminal spaces. This term falls under the kenochoric umbrella and is a kenovir identity. As such, this would not be considered a xenovir identity or xenic in any way.

A liminal space is an area that is usually populated but is now deserted. The empty or eerie feeling of being in such a space is called kenopsia. A virliminal individual may feel a sense of unease or emptiness that influences the way their gendervir identity feels, or it may even feel like a lonely gender. It's not quite the emptiness that gendervoidness can feel like, as that emptiness usually refers to a void where one's gender should be.

## Flag Meaning

The grayish blue stripes represent a liminal space experienced in a gendervir scope. The center stripe is wide to represent an open space, and the circle in its center represents the self within that space.
Incognera

**Incognera** means being part genderera, but unsure of the other part or if there is another part. It is similar to terms like *voidfeminine* and *voidmasculine*.

## Flag Meaning

The top two stripes are grayish purple to represent an unknown element to one’s identity while the three other stripes represent being genderera.