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Cicatrices d'un lien brisé

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Total Written: 223+ Chapters

Year of publishing: 2023

Language: French

Author: Momose Calv Momose

Publishers: Kifflire

⬊ Kifflire ~ Romance

Documented on 27/11/2023 by Stauffacherdelilah

Cicatrices d'un lien brisé
by Calv Momose

Il a fallu trois ans à Sabrina pour comprendre que son mari, Tyrone, n'avait pas de cœur. C'était l'homme le plus froid et le plus indifférent qu'elle ait jamais rencontré. Il ne la traitait jamais comme sa femme.

Pour ne rien arranger, le retour de la femme bien-aimée de ce dernier a apporté à Sabrina des papiers du divorce.

Le cœur de Sabrina s'est brisé. Espérant qu'il y avait encore une chance pour eux de faire fonctionner leur mariage, elle a demandé : « Petite question, Tyrone. Est-ce que tu divorcerais quand même si je te disais que je suis enceinte ? »

« Absolument ! », a-t-il répondu.

Comprenant qu'elle ne représentait rien pour lui, Sabrina a décidé de laisser tomber. Elle a signé l'accord de divorce alors qu'elle était allongée sur son lit de malade, le cœur brisé.

Étonnamment, ce n'était pas la fin pour le couple. C'est comme si les écailles tombaient des yeux de Tyrone après qu'elle ait signé l'accord de divorce. L'homme autrefois si insensible a rampé à son chevet et l'a suppliée : « Sabrina, j'ai fait une grosse erreur. S'il te plaît, ne divorce pas. Je promets de changer. »

Sabrina a souri faiblement, ne sachant que faire...

Genre

Romance

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Moderne
Divorce
Ex-femme
PDG
Indifférent
Arrogant/Mature
Drame

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Soupgender

## General Info

Soupgender is someone whos gender is in connection to soupy, the mythological figure soupkis, or any soupy related objects or concepts. Most people who identify as soupgender tend to be bisexual, but some can be straight/hetero. Pronouns: soupy/soupyself.

### Soupgender

People with soupgender often have experienced some sort of trauma in their past lives, as they often like to mimic the behavior of the mythological figure Soupkis, who also endured trauma. They are often up late at night (nocturnalgender subtype), which is also similar to the aforementioned Soupkis.
Aliengender

**Aliengender** is an identity where one’s interpretation of their gender(s) feels as though it’s from the perspective of something nonhuman. One may or may not attemp to fit into a gender identity but feels as if they are an alien attempting to figure out a different species’ gender.

## Flag

The flag was designed by an anonymous user on Tumblr to the blog Beyond-Mogai-Pride-Flags on June 18, 2018.

## History

The term aliengender was coined in 2014 by a now-deactivated Tumblr user by the name of Genderghoul who submitted it to the blog Mogai-Archive, which is the first real archive of MOGAI terms.

## Resources

1. ↑ https://beyond-mogai-pride-flags.tumblr.com/post/175031196450/i-made-a-flag-for-aliengender-and-wanted-some
2. ↑ https://purrloinsucks.tumblr.com/post/95720622604/aliengender
Demisexual

The term Demisexual refers to a person who is only attracted to people who they have a pre-existing friendship or emotional bond with but essentially any type of deep connection and trust. They fall under the asexual umbrella. They can be gay, straight, bisexual, or pansexual, and may have any gender identity. The prefix “demi” means half — which can refer to being halfway between sexual and asexual. Demisexuality is not simply "being a normal person", as their sexual attraction does differ from allosexual people. For example, allosexual individuals can feel sexually attracted to random people whom they meet in public or at work or school, or someone in erotic content, whereas demisexual people require a pre-existing emotional connection to be able to experience sexual attraction.

Demisexual can be a sexual orientation on its own or can be combined with other orientations, for example, someone can be demigay, demilesbian, demibi, etc.

The romantic counterpart of demisexual is demiromantic.

## History

Demisexuality was first coined in an online forum in 2006 by a member of Asexual Visibility and Education Network (Aven), a website designed in 2001 to provide a resource on all things asexual. In the thread, sonofzeal describes his experience of not being sexually attracted to people without first forming an emotional connection. Sonofzeal felt neither asexual nor non-asexual and created the term to more accurately describe needing an emotional bond as a prerequisite to sexual attraction. By 2008, the term had entered common vernacular and started to have widespread use.

## Flag

In the demisexual flag, the black chevron represents asexuality, gray represents gray asexuality and demisexuality, white represents sexuality, and purple represents community. Unfortunately, the flag's creator is currently unknown.
La reine libérée

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Status in COO: Ongoing

Total Written: 237+ Chapters

Year of publishing: 2023

Language: French

Author: Soysal Gilbert Soysal

Publishers: Kifflire

⬊ Kifflire ~ Romance

Documented on 08/01/2024 by Stauffacherdelilah

La reine libérée
by Gilbert Soysal

Il suffit d'une seconde pour que le monde d'une personne s'écroule. Ce fut le cas pour Hannah. Pendant quatre ans, elle a donné tout son amour à son mari, mais un jour, il lui dit froidement : « Divorçons. »

Hannah réalisa que tous ses efforts des années passées étaient inutiles. Son mari ne s'était jamais réellement soucié d'elle.

Alors qu'elle assimilait encore le choc, sa voix indifférente continua :

« Arrête de faire semblant d'être surprise. Je n'ai jamais dit que je t'aimais. Mon cœur a toujours appartenu à Eliana. Je t'ai épousée seulement pour calmer mes parents. Tu étais naïve de croire autrement. »

Le cœur d'Hannah se brisa en mille morceaux tandis qu'elle signait les papiers du divorce, marquant ainsi la fin de son règne en tant qu'épouse dévouée. La femme forte qui était en elle se manifesta alors rapidement.

À ce moment-là, elle jura de ne plus jamais dépendre d'un homme.

Son aura était extraordinaire lorsqu'elle entreprit un voyage pour se retrouver et maîtriser son propre destin.

À son retour, elle avait tellement mûri et était complètement différente de l'épouse docile que tout le monde connaissait autrefois.

« Que fais-tu ici, Hannah ? Est-ce ta ruse pour attirer mon attention ? », demanda son arrogant ex-mari.

Avant même qu'elle puisse répliquer, un PDG autoritaire apparu de nulle part et la prit dans ses bras.

Il lui sourit et dit avec audace : « Juste pour te prévenir, Monsieur. C'est ma femme bien-aimée. Éloigne-toi d'elle ! »

Genre

Romance

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Vengeance
Divorce
PDG
Charmant
Douceur

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Bifauxnenic

**Bifauxnenic**, or **bifauxnen gender**, is an identity exclusive for sapphics who feel that their gender connects to the bifauxnen trope: princely, elegant, and likes to bend the rules of gender roles.

## History

The term was coined by Twitter user lesbiianism on September 16, 2021.

## References

1. ↑ https://t.co/Ri1avJTSUB
2. ↑ https://twitter.com/lesbiianism/status/1438677323927093251?s=21
The Despised Son-in-law Strikes Back

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Total Written: 400+ Chapters

Year of publishing: 2023

Language: English

Author: Chaplin Sydney Chaplin

Publishers: MoboReader

⬊ MoboReader ~ Modern

Documented on 14/09/2023 by Ebui Bob

The Despised Son-in-law Strikes Back
by Sydney Chaplin

"Never let anyone treat you like shit!"

I learned that the hard way. For three years, I lived with my in-laws. They didn't treat me as their son-in-law but as a slave.

I put up with everything because of my wife, Yolanda Lambert. She was the light of my life.

Unfortunately, my whole world came crashing down the day I caught my wife cheating on me. I have never been so heartbroken.

To have my revenge, I revealed my true identity.

I was none other than Liam Hoffman—the heir of a family with trillions of dollars in assets!

The Lamberts were utterly shocked after the big reveal. They realized what fools they had been for treating me like trash.

My wife even knelt down and begged for my forgiveness.

What do you think I did? Did I take her back or made her suffer?

Find out!

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Modern
Romance

Tags

Modern
Billionaires

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Cupioromantic

Cupioromantic, *previously known as kalosromantic,* is a micro-label on the aromantic spectrum.

The label cupioromantic is defined as someone who does not experience romantic attraction but still desires a romantic relationship.

Cupioromantic people are usually romance favorable, but they do not have to be.

The label cupioromantic may also be used by people who sometimes feel romantic attraction but still desire a romantic relationship even without attraction.

For example, a demiromantic person who dates someone before they feel attraction to them, possibly on the assumption that they will develop romantic attraction later on, may call themself cupioromantic.

Another example of an aro-spec person using the term cupioromantic would be a frayromantic person who still dates someone even after they lose romantic attraction to them.

There is also a sexual equivalent of cupioromantic which is cupiosexual.

## History

The term Kalosromantic was composed by Tumblr user acelyssie on or before June 16, 2014.

It is unknown when the term was changed to cupioromantic, but it seems to have been changed due to an overwhelming amount of pokemon jokes and a misunderstanding of the Greek word "kalos"

## Flags and symbols

Prior to the coining of the cupioromantic flag, there was the general cupio- flag. The first recorded instance of the cupio- flag being used was on the 4th of July, 2015. Unfortunately, it is not known who may have designed this flag. Because of this, we also do not know what the colours of the flag mean.

The cupioromantic flag has been around since 2020 and was created by an unknown user on DeviantArt. Although we do not know the meaning of the cupio- umbrella-flag, it is known how the cupioromantic flag came to look the way it does now; since it was designed to differentiate from cupiosexual, following the distinction between aromantic and asexual, the cupioromantic flag is the cupiosexual flag turned upside-down, much in the same way the aromantic flag and the asexual flag mirror each other. The cupioromantic flag also has one stripe more than its cupiosexual counterpart, again much like the aromantic flag and its asexual equivalent. The cupiosexual flag's final pink stripe is replaced by peach, to represent romantic rather than sexual attraction.

## Sources

* https://cupioro-info.carrd.co/

* https://taimi.com/wiki/cupioromantic-what-is-it-what-does-it-mean#terminology
Gender Vague

**Gender vague** is a neurogender ( gender only a neurodivergent person can use ) that can not be defined due to ones neurdivergency, people who are gender vague lack the ability to seperate their gender from their neurodivergence, this happens because sometimes neurodivergency can effect ones understanding and expriences with gender
Asexual

**Asexual** (often shortened to **ace**) is a sexual orientation defined by a lack of sexual attraction. Asexual experiences may also include: not wanting to have sex, not being interested in sex, not experiencing a sex drive/libido, or being repulsed by sex. Sexual attraction is defined as the desire to have sex with, or otherwise perform sexual acts with, another specific person. For non-asexual people (Allosexuals), sexual attraction is involuntary, and even occurs when someone doesn't know the other person (though one might not act on it). Asexual people do not have an innate desire to have sex with anyone. They might also feel disconnected from the idea of sex.

It is important to note the difference between asexuality and celibacy/abstinence. Those who are abstinent or celibate are not necessarily asexual; they may still experience sexual attraction but they choose not to act on it, typically for moral or religious reasons. Asexuals do not experience sexual attraction, and they may or may not participate in sexual activities. Although some asexuals do not have sex, there are also many asexuals who do partake in sexual activities or are in sexual relationships. This could be for many reasons, such as their own pleasure, the pleasure of a partner, or to have children.

Being asexual does not mean that one is unable to experience romantic attraction. An asexual person can have any romantic orientation and some asexuals identify with a romantic orientation to specify who they're interested in romantically, if anyone. They often use prefixes like hetero-, homo-, bi-, pan-, etc. in front of the word romantic to describe who they experience romantic attraction to. For example, a person who is asexual heteroromantic is romantically attracted to people of a different gender, but is not sexually attracted to them. Some asexuals are also aromantic, meaning that they also do not feel romantic attraction. People who are both asexual and aromantic may identify as aroace, but do not have to as they can identify with both labels individually.

Sexual dispositions among asexual people can vary. Some asexuals may still have a sex drive despite not feeling sexual attraction to anyone. They may still masturbate, watch porn, or participate in sexual activities. Other asexuals lack a sex drive, and some may be repulsed by the concept of sex. Terms like sex-repulsed, sex-averse, sex-indifferent, sex-favorable, or sex-ambivalent are commonly used to describe these feelings.

The term "asexual" may also be used as an umbrella term, referring to anyone on the asexual spectrum.
Asexual Spectrum

The **asexual spectrum,** **asexual umbrella** or **Acespec** is a group of sexual orientations that all fall under the umbrella term of asexual. People on the asexual spectrum may completely lack sexual attraction or feel it so little that they relate more to the asexual experience than to the common allosexual experience. The common link between people on the asexual spectrum is that they do not feel the "standard" amount of sexual attraction or feel it in the "standard" way.

## Asexual spectrum labels

There are many labels included in this spectrum, namely:

* **Greysexual/Grey-asexual**
* **Demisexual**
* **Aceflux**
* **Nebulasexual**
* **Lithosexual**
* **Acespike**
* **Cupiosexual**

## Acespec terminology

There are specific terms created by the acespec community to describe their experiences, some being:

* **Sex-repulsed** - Describes someone who finds all sexual acts undesirable, unwanted or repulsing, both regarding themselves or sex in general.
* **Sex-averse -** Describes someone who finds the idea of themselves engaging in sexual acts undesirable but is still okay with the idea of sex in general and doesn't mind talking, discussing or joking about it.
* **Sex-indifferent** - Describes someone who doesn't feel repulsed by sex, but doesn't feel positively about it either.
* **Sex-favourable** or **sex-positive** - describes someone who enjoys sexual acts but still feels no sexual attraction.
* **Sex-ambivalent** - Describes someone who has mixed feelings towards sex, as their feelings might change frequently or they might be okay with some acts but not others.
* **SAM/Split Attraction Model** - A model used to make a distinction between experiences of attraction depending on certain characteristics, conceptualizing them as different types of attraction. A person who uses the SAM to describe themselves may experience different types of attraction as distinctive and decide to label the attractions separately.

## Flag

The current asexual spectrum flag was created by Tumblr user potionflags on July 25, 2020. The black stripe represents the asexual community, its history, and its solidarity. The purple stripe comes from the asexual flag, and represents asexuality in all variations. The pink stripe represents self-determination, pride in one's identity, and acceptance of one's own and others' asexuality. The cream stripe represents diversity in experiences and types of attractions.
Pansexual

**Panromantic** (sometimes shortened to pan) refers to the attraction towards people regardless of their sex or gender identity. This means gender does not play any factor into their attraction towards others. The prefix *pan-* comes from the Ancient Greek word for "all, every".

## History

The term panromantic unfortunately has had a troubling history. The first known use of the word was in 1926, traced back to Sigmund Freud, who defined it as ‘the pervasion of all conduct and experience with sexual emotions’, propagating the view that most human behaviour and interaction was product of sexual instincts. In the 1920s/1930s, started being used as a term for those who "love across labels and boundaries" in Harlem.

It was used as a sexuality label for the first time in 1973 by James Nolan, being defined as "the attraction to men, women and "the third gender"", and was marketed as a more inclusive and newer version of bisexuality. The idea that bisexuality is binary begins to emerge due to this.

Many odd definitions later, in the 2000s, the term "panromantic" spreads further due to the rise of the internet. The term changes into "attraction to all genders, including transgender, androgynous and gender-fluid people" in online communities. panromanticity is still marketed as a more inclusive term than bisexuality. Finally, around 2014, panromanticity defined as "attraction to personality rather than sex or gender" begins to emerge, and is the current meaning.

Despite its troubling past, the panromantic label is not transphobic or biphobic, merely defined poorly by those in the past, and is now a valid label for those who experience attraction without gender being a factor.

## Flag

There is controversy surrounding the panromantic flag. The original pink, yellow and blue flag and one of the proposed flags are problematic in origin. In this page, flags that seemingly have no problematic roots will be utilized.

The first proposed flag's stripe meanings are cyan stripe for masc-aligned attraction, light cyan stripe for sense of belonging, yellow stripe for non-binary attraction, light orange stripe for sense of empowerment, and orange/red stripe for fem-aligned attraction.

The second flag's stripe meanings are unknown as the original post proposing it was deleted.

The third proposed flag's stripe meanings are hot pink stripe for self-love and comfortability, light pink for unconditional and compassionate love, yellow for attraction regardless of gender identity, cyan for unity and peace, and dark blue for loving freely and openly.
Gay

Gay, usually used to define a man exclusively attracted to another man, however it can be used for anyone exclusively attracted to their own gender, it can also be used in a similar way to queer, the term has lots of history and differing meanings

Gilbert Baker was an American artist, gay rights activist, and designer of the **Original Gay flag** (1978), a worldwide symbol of LGBTQ pride.

The non men loving non men exclusive term is Lesbian, And the non women loving non women exclusively Cinthean.

People have been told to use gay rather than homosexual as homosexual is "frequently used by anti-gay extremists to denigrate gay people, couples and relationships"
Biromantic

Biromantic is a romantic attraction that describes attraction to more than one gender. Individuals who identify as biromantic aren't necessarily sexually attracted to the same people they're romantically attracted to. Some biromantic people might identify as biromantic asexual, biromantic bisexual, biromantic heterosexual, biromantic homosexual, etc, however one cannot be a biromantic lesbian, as this implys lesbians are attracted to men.

The sexual counterpart to biromantic is bisexual. The two differ in that biromantic is the *romantic* attraction to two or more genders, while bisexual is the *sexual* attraction to two or more genders. Some individuals, are both biromantic and bisexual in that they are both romantically and sexually attracted to two or more genders.

## Flag

The biromantic flag is similar to the bisexual flag, but with a white heart in the top-left hand corner.
Spectrelien

**Spectrelien**, also known as *Alienghostgender* is a Xenogender which feels connected to ghosts and aliens/space and/or the sensation of feeling like an outcast and invisible to other beings.

You can use any pronouns you please whilst identifying as this gender, but some neo ideas are ali/alien/aliens/aliens/alienself, gho/ghost/ghosts/ghosts/ghostself, spe/spect/specter/specters/specterself, space/space/spaces/spaces/spaceself, stel/stel/stellar/stellars/stellarself, and spir/spirit/spirits/spiritself.

## History

### Coin

The term was coined by twitter user mewlumos on the 23rd of August, 2021.

### Flag

According to the coiner, the top stripe represents intimidating and scary ghosts, the upper upper middle stripe represents innocent and playful ghosts and fem-aligned identities, the upper middle stripe represents aliens and other extra-terrestrial beings, the middle stripe represents neutral-aligned identities, the lower middle stripe represents outer space and masc-aligned identities, and then bottom stripe represents the void in space and the undead.

## Other Links

Twibbon — Profile Picture Border for the Flag.

Coin — The Original Tweet the Xenogender was Coined From.

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/mewlumos/status/1429618042603020293/photo/3
Repulsed Asexual

**Repulsed Asexual** is a term for Asexuals and other Acespec individuals to indicate that they find sexual activity undesirable (perhaps repulsive/disgusting/revolting), uninteresting, or otherwise uncomfortable or unwanted. This sex-repulsion can take many different forms. Some are repulsed by the idea of engaging in sex themselves, but are fine with sexual activity that does not involve them.

These people may identify as sex-averse. Other people may be repulsed by the idea of sex in general. For some people, sex-repulsion is only directed at the act of intercourse; for other people, repulsion may extend to other sexual acts. Some people may experience varying amounts of sex-repulsion.
Atticgender

**Atticgender** is an identity where one finds comfort in old things you would find in an attic.

## Flag

The flag was created by Twitter user mevsurfriends on September 5, 2021.

## History

The term was also coined by mevsurfriends on the same day. There is no meaning to the flag stripes as of now.

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/mevsurfriends/status/1434542731150479366?s=21
Transfeminine

**Transfeminine** (commonly known as transfem) is someone who identifies as somewhere on the female spectrum but is not afab, meaning they are either amab, or aiab/axab, transfem is an umbrella term but can also be used as a separate identity.

The opposite of transfem is transmasc.

identities under the trans fem umbrella are ;

* Demigirl
* Transwomen
* Fem anglined non binaries
* Genderdoe people
* and some others
Agender

**Agender** defines the feeling of genderless-ness, its an identity describing one that lacks gender to a degree, an agender idenifying person may not label themself as anything and may just say they are a person

Agender people sometimes also identify as non-binary, genderqueer, or transgender, though some choose to avoid these terms, as they can imply that they identify as a gender, when they do not. As it is a lack of gender, some feel that it should not be labeled with a term relating to any gender at all.
Bungergender

**Bungergender** is a xenogender identity for people (neurodivergent and neurotypical) who hold a close connection with bungers from the game Bugsnax and / or feel aligned with them through their gender. The gender was made for fun by the original coiner, but that does not invalidate it.

## Flags

The term was coined by Twitter user @st1mmer on July 29th, 2021 alongside the two flags.
Neopronouns

Neopronouns are any set of pronouns which are used in place of he, she or they. They have a rich history, emerging from nonbinary and transgender circles as a rejection of the gendered and binarist language society uses on everyone, regardless of their gender identity. Common neopronouns include the sets xe/xem/xyr, ze/hir/hirs and ey/em/eir. Protecting nonbinary and transgender lives must involve the support and acceptance of neopronouns.

## List of Neopronouns

You can view a large list of already coined neopronouns to see which ones may fit you if you are questioning here.

Do not panic if you are unable to find an already coined term you can identify with! You can just make our own! Anything you can think of that you like can be used as a neopronoun!

You can use Pronoun Dressing Room to see if a name/pronoun set fits you!

You can use Pronouny.xyz to display your pronouns and put the link in a twitter/instagram/discord bio so people won't call you by the wrong thing/remember your pronouns!

## History

Ungendered pronouns in English date back as far as the 1300s. “A” was a gender-neutral pronoun derived from Old English, but was dropped from usage after the need to specify gender of the person in question became stronger. However, some living dialects of British still use “A”.

The pronoun “ne” appeared around 1850, and was first used in print in 1884 as a result of a heated debate on how using “he or she” in sentences was “clumsy” and “inelegant.” The topic of a gender neutral pronoun actually had feminist roots. An article published in 1882 in reference to this pronoun debate claimed that using “he” to refer to anyone regardless of gender encroached upon the rights of women and issued the need for the creation of a new pronoun.

In the 1970s, around the time of the nascent LGBTQIAP+ rights movement in the United States, the Chicago Association of Business Communicators hosted a contest to find replacements for the term “he or she.” The pronoun set “ey/em/eir” won, and was later used in 1991 in a text-based video game to test how changes in the software’s pronoun code would work. The pronoun set was meant to be taken out later, but quickly caught on in popularity, leading to the rising popularity of “Spivak pronouns,” based off Michael Spivak, the person who first used them.

Neopronouns are used today without knowledge of their history. Their very presence has always challenged societal binarist concepts of gender.

## Flag

The neopronouns flag was designed by Tumblr user Ferns-Garden/Beanjamoose around the 1st of July, 2019. Green is for masculine-identifying neopronoun users, blue is for older pronoun sets and the history behind them, white is for non-binary identifying neopronoun users, yellow is for newer pronoun sets and the happiness that comes from them, and orange is for feminine-identifying neopronoun users.

## Sources

* https://neopronounss.carrd.co/
* Large List of Pronouns
Pupgender

**Pupgender** is an identity where one feels a close connection to puppies specifically or anything that is considered puppy-like. It was made with nuerodivergent people in mind as well as littles in systems or those who experience species-regression, though it may be used by anyone.

## Demipup

**Demipup**, also spelled as demi-pup, is a subcategory of pupgender where one’s identity is partially pupgender, but not fully. The other parts of one’s gender can be any combination of genders. Demipups may choose to identify as Non-Binary.

## Pupmascgender

**Pupmascgender** is for individuals who are pupgender who feel that their gender is also connected to masculinity. It is not inherently for any particular gender identity and can be used by anyone.

## Pupfemgender

**Pupfemgender** is for individuals who are pupgender who feel that their gender is also connected to femininity. It is not inherently for any particular gender and can be used by anyone.

## Flags

The first flag’s meaning is as follows: Green represents energy, white represents softness, the yellow represents playfulness, the orange represents creativity, the blue for tranquility, and the red paw to represent autism acceptance.

The flag by viraldollhas a little bit of a different meaning: the orange is for hyper characteristics, the yellow is for lively mess or youngness, as well as puppies, blue represents smallness, white is for representing those using this as a kingender, the light pink represents cuteness while the dark pink represent useage by system littles or species-regressors.

## History

The term was first coined by Tumblr user xeno-aligned in April of 2019. A year later, in March of 2020, pupgender resurfaced on Twitter, with the user Kandipaws creating a flag and a carrd to describe it. The definition has changed and been simplified down to being more so “a gender that relates closely to dogs or puppies.” The original definition is still used alongside the newer version.

## References

1. ↑ https://viraldoll.tumblr.com/post/617082333449879552/pupgender-flag-design-read-under-the-cut-for-more
2. ↑ https://archive.is/R28BY#selection-259.0-266.0
3. ↑ https://twitter.com/kandipaws/status/1239720825009385477
4. ↑ https://pupgender.carrd.co/#
Non-Binary

**Non-binary** (sometimes stylized as n-by, nby, enby, or simply just nonbinary) is a transgender term for a gender that does not fit the gender binary. This could include genders that are not exactly male or female, or alternatively a combination or fluidity between any gender(s). Non-binary is considered a spectrum, which means anything that fits is definition falls under it. While some people do not label themselves non-binary, anyone who does not fit the gender binary is considered as such.

Non-binary people, for the most part, are included in every sexuality. While their gender is not in the gender binary, it is up to the non-binary person themselves to decide if they are comfortable with being included in gay or lesbian.

International Non-Binary People's Day is celebrated on the fourteenth of July.
Yinyang ren

**Yinyang ren** (simplified Chinese: 阴阳人; traditional Chinese: 陰陽人) are people (*rén*) who are both yin or feminine and yang or masculine in approximately equal proportions, in Chinese culture, used to describe people who possess both feminine and masculine qualities. Yinyang ren are generally expected to have an androgynous gender expression and be bisexual. Some yinyang ren identify as cisgender but gender non-conforming, while others are transgender, non-binary and/or intersex.

While yinyang ren is most commonly used to descibe intersex individuals, one does not have to be intersex to idenify as yinyang ren, but one does have to be part or fully chinese, It can be seen as exetremely disrespectful for a non-chinese person to call themself a yinyang ren, and they do also not have to practice taoism,

Yinyang ren is very similar to bigender, however the two are not interchangable terms and should not be confused

Yinyang ren is the direct chinese translation for the english word intersex

### Flag

The main flag consists of the taoism symbol, or the yinyang, this symbol represents balance, in this context it is representing the balance between gender, the red is representing the dream of the red chamber,
The flag with the yellow background has little information on its meaning however like the main flag it has the taoism symbol, again representing balance, the circle around the symbol represents intersex yinyang ren, it is believed this flag originated on tumblr however it is extremely hard to find the origins of the flags due to the little representation and people who know about this idenity

### Cultural Importance

Not many chinese people identify as yinyang ren, not many chinese people even know about it, However there is a very culturally novel in china called *Dream of The Red Chamber* published in 1791, in which the main character is a yinyang ren.

The main character in *Dream of The Red Chamber*, is named Baoyu. In chinese culture yang can be used to represent a male, and yin can represent a female, Baoyu is physiologically male, They have a strong romantic attraction to young women, which are both classified as yang, however they strongly attracted to some boys, and the description of their psychological reaction to meeting a male is one of the most acute descriptions of the aesthetic appreciation of one person by another to be found in world literature, in those cases they are strongly yen*.*

## Sources

This page was fully writen by a yinyang ren individual, wikia admin @PorcelainYouth, she has writen and added her expriences, shes also gotten things translated as she has had help from chinese speaking friends,

again, sadly not many people know about this identity even in china, it has been extremely hard to track sources and things.

Chinese artical talking about the yinyang ren
Kindlegender

**Kindligender** is a Xenogender and/or kingender in which one has a gender that is in some way related to fire, smoke, ashes, kindling, or similar concepts. This can be aesthetically linked, having a flame-related kingender, using fire as a metaphor for your gender, etc. It can be used as both an umbrella term and a lone term. The term Kindlegender and its connection to fire can be taking metaphorically, or something you incorporate into your gender expression.
Vocagender

**Vocagender** or **VOCALOIDgender** is a gender that is tied to the VOCALOID software. A vocagender person may feel that their gender is connected to or influenced by a certain VOCALOID or by VOCALOIDs in general. It may also be connected to songs featuring VOCALOID vocals, VOCALOID producers, VOCALOID voicebanks, the avatars of VOCALOID vocals, or anything related to VOCALOID in general. This gender may also be related to similar vocal synthesizers or derivatives, such as FANLOIDs/Vocaloid Derivatives, or UTAUs.

## Flags

The first flag represents Hatsune Miku, Kasane Teto and Akita Neru, a triad of vocal synthesizers which sung in the classic VOCALOID song, "Triple Baka" by LamazeP.

An alternate flag has stripes representing Hatsune Miku, Kagamine Rin and Kagamine Len, KAITO, Megurine Luka, and MEIKO, who are the six Cryptonloids (VOCALOIDs produced by the company Crypton Future Media) and the six most well-known VOCALOIDs in general.
Queer Community Wiki

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Hello and welcome to the Queer Community wikia! This is a place for people to share and read up about all the different aspects of the LGBTQA+ community.

## Where to start

You could start with one of the articles below or could just click **Random Page** for, well, something random. If you want to add anything to the wikia just click on **Add New Page** and go right along. If you have any questions you can post something in the discussions section or ask an admin if its a more technical thing.

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Bigender

Bigender refers to someone whose identity encompasses two genders. They may experience these simultaneously, or varying between the two. These can include any genders such as binary men, binary women and any non binary gender.

Bigender people fall under the multigender umbrella. They may identify as non binary, transgender, gender fluid, gender flux and any other variation of these terms.
Demigirl

**Demigirl** (also called a demiwoman, demilady or a demifemale person) is a gender identity describing someone who partially, but not fully, identifies as a woman or girl, whatever their assigned gender at birth. They may or may not identify as any other gender in addition to feeling partially a girl or woman.

Some demigirls will use the term ''demifem'' rather than demigirl, this is mostly used by adult demigirls who think being called a ''girl'' makes them seem like a child, this term was made on reddit.

The male equivalent to demigirl is demiboy, the non-binary equivalent is deminonbinary
LGBTQ+ History

The master page for all LGBTQ+ History, sorted into serperate sections for seperate identities

## Lesbian

### Ancient Mesopotamia

The Code of Hammurabi (c. 1700 BC) mentioned a term *Sal-zikrum* which translates to 'man-woman', referencing women who were allowed to marry other women, and were also able to inherit the same amount as their brothers, another temrm *Sal-nu-bar* referred to women who were allowed to marry, but were forbidden to have children, so they brought other women with them to have children for them, however, they could have children of their own, but they have to keep it as a secret, or cast them out as Sargon's mother did, lastly, an ancient Assyrian text indicated that two women, who were possibly two widows of a dead father, had raised their "daughter" together

### Ancient Egypt

Homosexuality in ancient Egypt between women is less recorded, or impiled, in documents and other artifacts as compared to homosexuality among men, but it does appear in such documents, e.g. in the *Dream Book* of Carlsberg papyrus XIII: "If a woman dreams that a woman has intercourse with her, she will come to a bad end". Depictions of women during the New Kingdom suggest they enjoyed, in a relaxed and intimate atmosphere with the company of other women who were wearing revealing clothes or naked, some cosmetics-related items, which may have been owned and used by women, feature nude and suggestive depictions of women.

### Ancient Greece

The evidence about female homosexuality in the ancient Greece is limited, with it being barely mentioned in extant Greek literature. Most surviving sources from this period come from Athens, and they are without exception written by men. At least among these Athenian men, the discussion and depiction of female homosexual activity seems to have been taboo. Kenneth Dover suggests that, due to the role played by the phallus in ancient Greek men's conceptions of sexuality, female homosexual love was not explicitly defined as a sexuality or category by the authors of our surviving sources.

There are a few references to female homosexuality in ancient Greek literature. Two poets from the archaic period, Sappho and Alcman, have been interpreted as writing about female homosexual desire. Alcman wrote hymns known as *partheneia*, which discuss attraction between young women. Though it is ambiguous, historians have considered the attraction in question to be sexual. At roughly the same time, Sappho's poems discuss her love for both men and women. For instance, in Sappho's Ode to Aphrodite, the poet asks Aphrodite for aid in wooing another woman. It is noticeable that the fragment describes Sappho both giving to and receiving sexual contact from the same partner, in contrast with the rigid active/passive partner dichotomy observed in Greek male homosexual relationships.

Female-female relationships or sexual activities were occasionally depicted on Greek art.
Demiromantic

**Demiromantic** is a person who is romantically attracted to people only after creating an emotional bond or prior relationship. They fall under the aromantic spectrum. They can be gay, straight, bisexual, or pansexual, and may have any gender identity. The prefix “demi” means half — which can refer to being halfway between romantic and aromantic.

Demiromantic can be a romantic orientation on its own or can be combined with other orientations, for example, someone can be demigay, demilesbian, demibi, etc.

The sexual counterpart of demiromantic is demisexual.

## Flag

The colors of the demiromantic flag are green, black & white, but the meaning of these colors are unknown, but are based on the aromantic flag.
Enbian

**Enbian**, or non-binary loving non-binary (nblnb), is an orientation that refers to non-binary people who are attracted to other non-binary people. This attraction is not exclusive and can be combined with other orientations as well if one chooses. This term is often used as an umbrella term similar to sapphic.

## History

Now deleted Tumblr user enbians is the first to be seen using the term in August of 2016.

## Flag

Tumblr user enbians created 3 different variations of the flag in August of 2016.

## Other Flag Versions

In July 2017, Tumblr user non-birbnary created a variation of the first enbian flag.

In October 2017, Tumblr user the-ross-winchester created another enbian flag based off of the nblw/trixic flag and nblm/toric flag.

In June 2018, now deleted Tumblr user nblnb created an enbian flag inspired by the-ross-winchester's enbian flag.

## References

1. ↑ https://bigendering.tumblr.com/post/149484551521/nonbinary-relationships-enbians
2. ↑ https://bigendering.tumblr.com/post/149492484361/nonbinary-relationships-ventela1-bigendering-i
3. ↑ https://bigendering.tumblr.com/post/163128576096/bigendering-here-are-the-three-enbian-flags-that
4. ↑ https://the-ross-winchester.tumblr.com/post/166685096245/this-is-the-nblnbenbian-flag-that-i-made-this-is
Une autre chance avec mon amour milliardaire

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Status in COO: Ongoing

Total Written: 229+ Chapters

Year of publishing: 2023

Language: French

Author: Gallucio Arny Gallucio

Publishers: Kifflire

⬊ Kifflire ~ Romance

Documented on 08/11/2023 by Stauffacherdelilah

Une autre chance avec mon amour milliardaire
by Arny Gallucio

Rena est entrée dans une liaison avec Waylen, un milliardaire, un soir où elle avait trop bu. Elle avait besoin de son aide, tandis qu'il était attiré par sa beauté. Ainsi, ce qui devait être une aventure d'une nuit s'est transformé en quelque chose de sérieux.

Tout allait bien jusqu'à ce que Rena découvre que le cœur de Waylen appartenait à une autre femme. Lorsque son premier amour est revenu, il a cessé de rentrer à la maison, laissant Rena seule toutes les nuits. Elle a supporté cela jusqu'à ce qu'elle reçoive un chèque et une note d'adieu un jour.

Contrairement à ce à quoi Waylen s'attendait, Rena avait un sourire sur son visage en lui disant au revoir. « Ça a été amusant, Waylen. J'espère que nous ne croiserons jamais nos chemins. »

Mais comme le destin l'aurait voulu, leurs chemins se sont de nouveau croisés. Cette fois, Rena avait un autre homme à ses côtés. Les yeux de Waylen brûlaient de jalousie. Il a craché : « Comment as-tu pu te mettre avec un autre homme ? Je pensais que tu n'aimais que moi ! »

« Comme tu l'as dit, aimais, c'est du passé ! » Rena a jeté ses cheveux en arrière et a rétorqué : « Il y a plein de poissons dans la mer, Waylen. De plus, c'est toi qui as demandé une rupture. Maintenant, si tu veux sortir avec moi, tu dois attendre ton tour. »

Le lendemain, Rena a reçu sur son compte des milliards et une bague en diamant.

Waylen est réapparu, s'est agenouillé et a dit : « Puis-je m'intercaler dans la file d'attente, Rena ? Je te veux toujours. »

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Genderblanket

**Genderblanket** is an identity where ones gender can be describes as feeling like it is covering oneself like a blanket. This gender feels soft, warm, and comfortable.

## History

The term was coined Tumblr user transmedictaako on February 18, 2019.

## Flag

The flag was created by the same user. There is no confirmed meaning to the stripes.

## References

1. ↑ https://xeno-aligned.tumblr.com/post/182880892601/genderblanket-a-gender-that-covers-you-like-a
Bisexual

**Bisexual** defines being attracted to two or more genders, with or without preference. This definition can cover being many different forms of bisexuality, such as being attracted to two genders, being attracted to the same and opposite gender/s and being attracted to all genders. None of these genders have to be binary genders but they often are. It's also sometimes defined as the attraction to genders both the same as and different to one's own. Bisexuality can be used as an umbrella term for other mspec identities if a person decides they feel more comfortable with this. Bisexuality overlaps with other mspec identities in definition (pan, omni & poly) but to refer to these other identities as bisexual is biphobia and erasure of all identities involved.

## History

Bisexuality has been identified in history as far as in Ancient Greek religious texts, which reflected cultural practices, and had bisexual themes throughout. It was used to define sexuality for the first time in 1892 as a term for attraction to men and women by neurologist Charles Gilbert Chaddock. In the 1940s, Bisexual sexologist Alfred Kinsey developed the Kinsey Scale which shows sexuality as a spectrum from completely heterosexual to completely homosexual, but is against the new usage of "bisexual" to describe this. Bisexual activism (and LGBT activism in general) becomes more prominent in the 1960s which causes the bisexual term to get more inclusive of non-binary and intersex identities. In 1990 the bisexual manifesto gets published and bisexuality is defined as a whole, fluid identity that is not binary or duogamous in nature.

## Flag

The bisexual pride flag was designed by a team led by LGBT activist Michael Page in 1998. The flag was created in order to give the bisexual community its own symbol which was easily recognized and comparable to the gay pride flag (rainbow flag) that represented the larger LGBT community. Page's aim was to increase the visibility of bisexuals, both among society as a whole, and within the LGBT community.

The pink color represents sexual attraction to the same gender, the blue represents sexual attraction to the opposite sex, and the resultant overlap color purple represents sexual attraction to both genders.

## Symbols

A symbol used by the bisexual community involves the bisexual crescents (a pair of back-to-back moon crescents) **☽☾** and the bisexual symbol, an infinity symbol featuring the female (Venus) and male (Mars) symbols as well as a blank circle for the genders and attractions between. **⚤**

Another symbol of the community are the bisexual triangles. They are sometimes referred to as 'biangles'. The biangles were the first symbol of the community to use the iconic pink, purple and blue colours. It was designed by Liz Nania for the Boston Bi Woman's Community. The biangles take inspiration from the pink triangle symbol, which has been used as a reclaimed symbol for homosexuality originating in Nazi concentration camps. The colours of these triangles later served as the inspiration for Michael Page's bisexual flag.
Furygender

Furygender is a Xenogender and is best described as when your gender is affected by your or a constant state of anger; either external or internal.

This can be considered a Neurogender due to ones anger issue(s), or a spite gender, one you feel out of pure spite and anger towards life and / or how you're treated as a Non-straight or Non-cis person.

## Flag

The flag and definition was created by Twitter user NBLMEOW on Sep 29 2021, 4:31 PM. [1]

## References

1. https://twitter.com/NBLMEOW/status/1443101141663838210