The Transgender Dictionary

Genderflor

(also: genderdae, nonbinary, wyvegender)

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Introduction

The term genderflor is used to describe an uncommon gender identity which falls under several umbrella terms that are used to describe gender identities [ genderflor < genderfluid < multigender < nonbinary ]. Not everyone who identifies as genderflor will also identify as these other, broader categories that would also technically apply. What terms every enban uses will vary based on what each individual feels best fits them.

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General Information

Genderflor is a variant of genderfluid where one's gender never encompasses masculine or feminine genders. The gender of someone who identifies as genderflor can alternate between any range of nonbinary genders, unaligned genders, or genderlessness. Someone who identifies as genderflor never identifies as a binary man or binary woman.

There is no particular assigned sex that an individual must have in order to identify as genderflor. There is no dress code associated with identifying genderflor, though most who are genderflor will have a genderless or gender neutral gender presentation. There are no pronouns one must use while identifying as genderflor, though common pronoun sets for these enben will include: they/them, it/its, and ve/ver.

The term genderflor was coined by an anonymous tumblr user and posted to the blog "beyond-mogai-pride-flags" in March of 2018. The similar term genderdae was coined and posted to the site uncommongenders in April of 2018. These terms were created close in time to one another, most likely in response to the rising popularity of the related terms genderfae and genderfaun and a general need for language to be used to refer to those with the experience of fluctuating between neutral genders.

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Genderflor Pride Flag

The original genderflor flag was created was created by the now deleted tumblr user "obscure-dare" in July 2018. The flag has nine stripes and is asymmetrical in color.

To show off your pride for being genderflor, try flying this flag and/or creating accessories with these following colors to express yourself.

The top purple stripe of the genderflor flag represents being feminine, but not female.

The two bold black lines in the genderflor flag are inspired by the genderfluid flag.

The two thin black lines in the genderflor flag represent a mysterious/other/”unplaceable” gender.

The thick white line in the center of the genderflor flag represents the absence of gender.

The bottom green stripe of the genderflor flag represents being masculine, but not male.

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Wyvegender

The term wyvegender, while having a nearly identical meaning to genderflor, was coined as a subgender to genderflor with an emphasis on having no connection to masculinity or femininity whatsoever. Regardless of the intended distinction, this is often listed as a synonym of genderflor. Wyvegender was coined on May 5, 2021 by Fandom user "Stormqi."

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