A gender related to or has a connection to Basil’s depiction in the “real world” from the RPG Omori. This can, but doesn’t have to be, a kingender or related to being kin with Basil.
Pronounced like hy-cree-tia, formed from the words hyper + creature. Hycreatia is a xenogender that is hyperactive and wild, and feels like a non-descript creature. It’s aggressive but in a positive/friendly/happy way. It isn’t mean, rude, or violent at all.
“Bellusromantic is a micro-label on the aromantic spectrum defined as having interest in traditionally romantic things, such as kissing or cuddling, but not feeling romantic attraction, and not wanting a romantic relationship. A bellusromantic person may enjoy or desire these activities in non-romantic contexts, but does not enjoy them in the context of a romantic relationship.”
I decided to redesign the bellusromantic flag since the term resonated with me, but I wasn’t quite a fan of the flag.
Lavender - Traditionally romantic behaviors; like kissing, cuddling, holding hands, etc. Dusty Pink - The link between traditionally romantic behaviors and being aromantic; removing actions like kissing, cuddling, holding hands, etc from a romantic context. Rose Pink - The core identity of being aromantic; not experiencing romantic attraction, as well as identifying as bellusromantic. Peach Pink - The link between being aromantic and not desiring a romantic relationship. May also include being romance-repulsed if that applies to the user. Peach - Not desiring and/or rejecting romantic relationships. Could also include favoring other types of relationships (alterous, (queer-)platonic, etc.).
I decided to still include the rose as I thought it was a unique addition and helps the flag stand out. Above features one complex and one simple version depending on the users tastes; as well as a blank version if the user prefers it without a symbol.
Below on the left, is the current bellusromantic flag I’ve found. On the right is the original, and I mostly based my redesign off of it. I wanted to add a unique stripe construction instead of the basic fade-into-white that many other flags already have ^~^
Hello everyone! Check out my first post on my new blog! I’m going to post mogai stuff over there from now on, feel free to drop a follow. Please keep in mind school is coming up for me and I’m not the best at staying motivated / consistent but I hope to produce a lot of good content for you all!
Unfortunately, a lot of people hate on those who indentify with xenogenders, neopronouns, or other MOGAI related terms. Similarly, a defence often used for these people is that, “most of them are just children,” or something akin this.
And as much as I agree that we should definitely let kids explore their identities in harmless ways, without others stepping in and mocking them, those kind of reubttles also feel… discrediting.
Again, for the younger groups who do identity with such terms, great! But that kind of phrasing makes it sound as if everybody who relates to those labels are just a bunch of misguided kids who will soon grow out of some phase.
Thing is, though. Teens and adults use neopronouns. Teens and adults indetify with xenogenders. So on and so forth. That doesn’t make them any less valid or real. The support is appreciated, but maybe try a less biased argument..?
AchamoricorKenomoric: A term kenochoric people may use for their orientation, not fitting into other categories of attraction or labels due to their kenosity. They might not feel perfectly “straight” or “gay,” because they feel that being kenochoric makes them not fit into any of those groups. It can be an orientation on its own, or it can be used as an umbrella term to describe a variety of kenous attraction.
Achamoric can also be used to describe a relationship in which one or more of the individuals involved is kenochoric. An achamoric relationship is neither “straight” nor “gay,” due to at least one of the parties being kenochoric.
Acha- may be used as a prefix for orientations to further specify, such as acha-lesbian, acha-veldian, acha-bi, and so on. “Achamoric” comes from the Greek word “achanís”, meaning vast. Kenomoric is a synonymous term for those who prefer it.
Achamoric was made with clear inspiration from diamoric. However, achamoric is not necessarily a subterm, as kenochoric individuals may or may not identify as nonbinary and/or consider themselves to also be diamoric.
TLDR: This term is mainly for people who 1. feel as though their feelings of attraction and/or labels do not fit into other categories because they’re kenochoric, 2. are in a specific kind of relationship that is not “straight” or “gay” due to at least one of the parties being kenochoric, or 3. have kenochoric specific attraction in general.
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AldermagnusorMagdernic: An aldernic identity (aldern) tied to having or desiring the body of a fear avatar, fear entity, or fear itself in some capacity. This can apply to any, multiple, or all of the fears.
For instance, someone who is aldermagnus may internally have the body of The Beholding, and/or an avatar of The Beholding, someone may desire a body related to both The Lonely and The Web, and so on.
As always for aldernic, this identity is inclusive of those who have/want this type of body internally and/or externally, physically or metaphorically, etc.
A form of attraction exclusive to members of the same system; described as a desire to integrate with another system member(s), or be in a partnership where the end-goal is some form of integration. Some people might consider this a form of plurelic attraction, while others might consider it autonomous.
Those who experience weavic attraction may feel feelings of wanting to be very close with, communicate/switch easily between, share responsibilities and/or struggles with, understand in a way others cannot, and/or be one in the same as another member, and may feel as though integration would make them feel more complete, or be the perfect form of partnership for all involved parties.
This may include partial / non-fusion integration, in which members break down barriers but do not become one in the same (creating smoother communication, switching, etc.), or it may specifically describe wanting to integrate in such a way that the parties involved become the same person.
A weavic “crush” is called a wrush (said like “rush”), and a weavic relationship may be called a weavingorweavingship.
This was made with my own personal experiences as a dissociative system in mind, but non-dissociative systems can also use this if integration of some kind is something they experience. I may not have used the most inclusive language because I don’t know the specific experiences of every system, but rest assured, if you’re a system that experiences integration, you can use this.
(Anti-integration weirdos will be blocked on sight. No, integration is not death, “killing your headmates” or anything like that. Don’t be weird and don’t demonize system functions.)
This is for those who are against afab transfems and amab transmascs.
>Can u explain me why ? Why is it ok for u to segregate an identity on the basis of someone’s ASAB ? Isn’t what terfs actually do ? For them “woman” is AFAB-exclusive and yall act the same with transfem/transmasc. U use terf logic, u discriminate someone due to their genitals. ////
Why don’t you let ppl identify with whatever they want regardless of their asab and without telling them they are bad/wrong/not valid ? If an afab individual feel a connection to transfemininity, why they should be forbidden to identify as such ?
For me we should stop to imply that transfem= amab and transmasc= afab and start to recognize that some transfems are afab and some transmascs are amab (and others aren’t even afab or amab)
Sex assignement is an arbitrary act who don’t accure just one time in your life. Socially, people will assign you to a sex/gender category (often based on you appearence but not only). So if an afab is assigned to male by someone but they identify with a fingender/feingender they are in fact transfem/trans girl. Ofc, u don’t necessary need this experience to be a transfem. If u feel connected to the term for me it’s the most important.
I really don’t understand why so many ppl are so hostile towards afab/amab transfems/transmascs and have a very reductive vision of the sex/gender assignement process//
Again if an afab is comfortable with the label transfem, where is the problem if they use it ?They are not hurting anyone. Let them vibing.
it’s form of tertiary attraction where one feels the desire to eat someone/something. This kind of attraction can sometimes be encompassed by other attractions such as romantic, but is not always the case.
A possible term for an eating crush is “miam”.
/!This label is just here for describe a certain phenomenon, we do not encourage cann7ibalism !/////
pirammosic (pyre - ah - moss - ick) : a gender which is connected to pirates, pirate aesthetics, gender piracy, tropical beaches, and sand.
pirbavastic(pyre - bah - vast - ick) : a gender which is connected to pirates, pirate aesthetics, gender piracy, pirate slang/expressions, and shoals.
pirlavenic(pyre - lah - ven - ick) : a gender which is connected to pirates, pirate aesthetics, gender piracy, being lavenian (or any similar term), and gender non-conformance.
Used the 3 flags for this set of pronouns! You may request pronoun userboxes, but if your set doesn’t have a flag, yours will just use the mogai symbol! Please remember to add the color you’d like.
