#lettragender

Lettragender: A gender expressed through letters and fonts. “gender” can be replaced by “boy”, “girl”, “fluid”, etc. It’s a gender that feels like it’s quite simple, but as you try and express it you discover there is more to it than you might have thought at first, though remaining easy to grasp. 

Similar to arithmagender but in a more finite way.

Term coined by:Abdonis

[image description: a light blue flag. a thick border goes around the flag, with the left and right sides being thicker than the top and bottom. the border is split into four rectangles. the rectangles do not cover each side equally, but instead each side has two rectangles (so the left side is mostly covered by a rectangle, but the bottom-left corner is covered by the bottom rectangle. in turn, the bottom-right corner is covered by the right rectangle, etc). the top and bottom rectangles are light purple. the left and right rectangles are split in half with a diagonal line. on the left rectangle, the top portion is green and the bottom is white, and on the right rectangle, the top portion is white and the bottom green. capital ‘A’, ‘B’, and ‘C’ are centered on the flag. the ‘a’ and ‘c’ are white, and the ‘b’ is purple.]

Full size [Here]

Designed by:Abdonis

Color meanings:Unknown

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