this whole thing smacks of Gender

Words I Coined

Diamasculine & Diafeminine

Diamasculine
Being transmasculine in one sense, but not the other. Someone who is not a man / masc-aligned, but is transitioning towards masculinity; OR; a man / masc-aligned person who is not transitioning towards masculinity.
Diafeminine
Being transfeminine in one sense, but not the other. Someone who is not a woman / fem-aligned, but is transitioning towards femininity; OR; a woman / fem-aligned person who is not transitioning towards femininity.

These words were coined with nonbinary people in mind, though they technically aren't exclusive. Dia- is the Greek counterpart to the Latin prefix trans-, and also used here as an oblique reference to "diamoric". The flags are based on the transmasculine and transfeminine flags I designed. The visual concept was that the original flag was being cut in half, with the upper/left half being filled with yellow and white, as they are both colors symbolic of gender-neutrality and gender-expansiveness. These flags can also be done horizontally, but I like the transverse lines better.

Conmasculine & Confeminine

Conmasculine
A person who was assigned male, and is not transfeminine. This term includes cisgender men and some nonbinary people.
Confeminine
A person who was assigned female, and is not transmasculine. This term includes cisgender women and some nonbinary people.

I found it odd that there wasn't a preexisting word for these concepts, so I coined these terms to fill that linguistic gap. I think of conmasc and confem as descriptive, categorical terms, words to streamline conversation, more than things people would identify as, but yknow, I can't stop anyone. After making these I learned someone had already coined the words "intrafeminine" and "intramasculine" to describe someone who was assigned and identifies with X gender (including nonbinary people); this was an oversight, but I consider conmasc and confem distinct because they don't subscribe to specific definitions of transmasc and transfem.

The flags don't really mean anything.

Miscellaneous

Tellurian

A gender that is a mixture of masculine and feminine, and/or male and female, elements. This is an alternate name for "eclipsian" and meant to fit in with the galactian system; the name is derived from Tellus Mater, a Roman personification of the Earth, and was chosen because Earth is between the Sun and Moon and in reference to the diversity of Earth life.

I actually originally coined this because some intersex people are uncomfortable with perisex people using the word "androgyne", and I wanted to have an adjective-like word that fit in my mouth better than "eclipsian" does, though I ended up not sharing it with anyone for a long time.

no flag
Genderhaunt

A gender that feels haunted, or like a haunting. It might be unpredictable or difficult to grasp, maybe even seeming to have a mind of its own. It could be frightening, or seem to be swayed by or made of strong emotions.

Flag is inspired by the aesthetic imagery of ghosts and haunted houses. I identified with this term when I coined it (late 2021), but not so much anymore.

Urvogelian
A gender that feels like it's in transition or at the midpoint between two or more others, being both and yet neither; an ambiguous, interstitital gender. Name is derived from Urvogel, an informal name for Archaeopteryx lithographica, chosen for its status as a famous transitional fossil. Similar to the term "midgender".
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Toftian
A gender that feels like a fake or hoaxed version of another. I guess most people would append this to another gender term. Name is taken from Mary Toft, who conducted a hoax where she claimed to have given birth to a litter of rabbits. Flag would make use of the rabbit/duck illusion.
no flag
Unnamed

An otherworldly gender that feels like a corrupted, corroded, altered, or invaded version of a more "normal", earthly gender. The earth-toned rainbow on the flag represents a mundane gender that is being "cut into" by another force. If you know you know.

Flag Designs

Diagonal Trans* Flags

Transmasculine
Transfeminine
Transneutral
Transmasculine (alt)
Transfeminine (alt)

Like the dia- flags, these can be oriented horizontally, but I like the diagonal look better. The two alternative versions use purple on the outer edges, rather than pink or blue, to deemphasize assigned gender and to be more inclusive of intersex people. Gender assignment, modality, and transition can be more complicated for intersex people, and I wanted to make allowance for that.

I'm pretty sure the shades of purple being different between the different flags was intentional, but I don't remember why and don't really like it.

Galactian Flags

Lunarian
Stellarian
Solarian
Nebularian
Novarian
Eclipsian

I never made a galactian flag that I was happy with. I made these designs because I thought the "classic" flags, with the yellow/black/gray pattern, were hard to remember and kind of ugly. I think I also wanted them to match the design of this singularian flag.

Myself, and my thoughts

What do I identify as?

Genderfluid, transmasc, prettyboy, janegirl, occasional a-/bigender, bisexual, gay, otter-in-the-making, aspiring drag queen, fag, queer.