neurogenderfluid

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Echolalic

Echolalic is a neurogender and stimgender connected in some way to echolalia, the repetition of specific words commonly associated with autistic children.

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coining something... when your gender is hard to describe due to alextithymia? (if this is already a thing, let me know)

Was this what you were thinking of?

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Requests open!

I’m primarily a blog about neurogenders, but I’m also taking asks to make more content. You can request:

A MOGAI term coining

Alternate flags

Label questions

Anything relating to neurogenders or neuroqueerness is preferred, but anything is welcome.

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Allempatix (coined by NightsetRosewall and Sumaesioso)

Allempatix is a xenogender identity in which one experiences lowempatix and highempatix simultaneously, and on the same level as one another. Example: because of how your brain functions, you are somehow both of those (highempatix and lowempatix) simultaneously in chaos.

This gender was coined on Fandom’s Gender Wiki by users NightsetRosewall and Sumaesioso.

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Fuzzmiivix (coined by NightsetRosewall)

Fuzzmiivix is a neurogender identity relating to blurred memory and negative opinion of one’s life or one’s home, and feeling split from a past version of oneself due to very poor memory, which can cause a sense of dysphoria with one’s assigned sex. This term was coined by NightsetRosewall on Fandom’s Gender Wiki.

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This term is helpful to me because I struggle with communication and I’m function very visually. I think for me this label could also be an accompaniment to being genders in the Scene System.

What are the flags dealing with photos and photography? I forgot the term but there was one I remember seeing on here with those topics, or at least it had a Polaroid picture in the middle

I think you’re thinking of Visigender.

Visigender: A gender that is best described using images, visual aides etc., as you are unable to put it into words due to neurodivergence. For neurodivergent people only. 

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I was looking for a term like this one! I was going to coin one but I tried really hard to find something first.

Aithero/Aitherogender

(Pronounciation: Ae-theer-oh)

An ethereal, otherworldly gender identity that feels like it originated beyond Earth’s concepts of gender, making it nearly impossible to explain through a written or spoken medium. Can be shortened to “aith” to use in place of boy or girl, or used in conjunction with other gender modifiers (ex. solarian aithero, aith demigirl, transmasculine aith, etc)

Name Origin: Based off of the Greek word αιθέριος/aithérios, meaning “ethereal”.

Flag Meaning: Each stripe of blue represents a layer of the atmosphere (exosphere, thermosphere, mesosphere, stratosphere, and troposphere), indicating the gender’s feeling of originating beyond the surface of the Earth.

Note: Intended primarily for neurodivergent people who have issues with explaining their sense of identity, but open to anyone who connects to it and wishes to self-identify as such.

Flag and definition credit: @vanitasofficial

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freemelian!

freemelian-

a gender that is strongly connected to fluidity, changing and instability, but it is solid/partially solid/blurred and cannot be called solid or fluid. for example: connection to changing interests; unstable relationships with internet friends; unstable and quirky personality which user fruitlessly tries to grasp. it is meant mainly for neurodivergent (mainly adhd) folks, but not exclusively!

term name inspired by freezing and melting, the transition states between solid and liquid!

[Image ID: A flag with seven equally-sized horizontal stripes. From top to bottom, the colors are deep brown, light dull purple, pastel blue, pastel yellow, golden, orange, and red. End ID.]

term and flag by me, requested by anon :3

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Quoidentic

Quoidentic is a neurogender related to one’s inability to understand their own identity and have a firm sense of self. This could be due to any identity disturbance such as past dehumanization, disorganized thoughts, or rapid mood swings. Someone who is quoidentic knows that their gender is tied to who they are as a person, but due to their neurodivergence, they have difficulty understanding what that means for them.

The rainbow stripes on the flag represent the diversity in all people’s identities and personalities. The grey represents confusion with one’s own sense of self.

Flag Version One:

Flag Version Two:

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Hypersensic and Hyposensic

Hypersensic is a neurogender those with sensory hypersensitivity where one feels their gender changes based on their level of sensory comfort. For example, a hypersensic person may feel agender during sensory overloads, but bigender when in a calm, sensory-friendly environment.

The flag is blue and purple because those are two out of the three Sensory Processing Disorder awareness colors. The gradients represent the spectrum of different sensory experiences.

Hyposensic is a neurogender those with sensory hyposensitivity where one feels their gender changes based on their level of sensory satisfaction. For example, a hyposensic person may feel agender when bored or understimulated, but bigender when in an exiting environment.

The flag is blue and orange because those are two out of the three Sensory Processing Disorder awareness colors. The gradients represent the spectrum of different sensory experiences.

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Neurovast

Neurovast is a subset of vastgender. It is a single gender that is made up of many different neurogenders, but still feels like one gender. The neurogenders involved may or may not fluctuate in intensity, or be different percentages of the full gender.

The flag uses part of the vastgender prism flag with the neurodivergent symbol on top.

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Introduction

Hello! I go by Piper or Celeste and use any pronouns (however they/them and he/him are my favorites!)

I’m genderfluid and I feel that my identity is affected by my neurodivergence in many ways. I use several neurogenders, some of which I coined myself.

This blog is for me to coin genders and discuss intersectionality between being trans/genderfluid, neurodivergent, and disabled.

Requests for coinings are currently open, however, if I feel uncomfortable with the concept given I may decline to respond.