#varsex

[dhddmods]

Ever since we made our equality design, we can't stop thinking of designs. So we made this!

Once again, everyone is free to use this design on shirts, stickers, pins, whatever they'd like, as long as they are using it for inclusive purposes! Just don't claim it as your own, please.

The transparent version:

A second version with a background, for easier viewing:

The design includes the following:

-The female symbol -The male symbol -A non-binary/genderqueer symbol on olive green bodies, to represent people who use non-binary/genderqueer as their lone identity -A NB/GQ symbol on lilac bodies, to represent people who have feminine NB/GQ identities -A NB/GQ symbol on dark cyan bodies, to represent people who have masculine NB/GQ identities -The androgyne symbol -The neutrois symbol -The xenogender symbol -The outherine symbol -The genderless symbol -The demigender symbol -The multigender symbol -The genderflux symbol. The genderflux bodies are a gradient, to represent fluctuation - black for genderless states, grey for demigender states, and white for fully-gendered states. -The third gender symbol

It also includes the transgender flag, genderqueer flag, altersex flag, and intersex flag.

Each of the bodies have three shapes, to represent how no gender has a specific "body type."

[puppygirldick]

I have both a penis and vagina now

[bloomshroomz]

Altersex Flag

I'm altersex, but I'm not a huge fan of the most common altersex flag, so I decided to make an alternative. I wanted something simple and visually pleasing.

The sea blue in the center represents being born perisex, i.e. not being intersex. I got this color by inverting the intersex flag's colors and mixing them together, creating a color opposite to the intersex flag's yellow and purple.

The white rhombus represents the transition or identification away from the male/female sex binary. It points outwards in all directions, away from sea blue, and towards lavender. The shape's multiple edges represent that there are many ways to be altersex. These edges also help to differentiate it from the circle in the intersex flag. The white is inspired by the transgender flag, because its white stripe represents people who are transitioning (among other symbolism).

Outside the rhombus, the lavender represents having a queer or non-normative sex, while still not being intersex. This color choice was inspired by the genderqueer flag, as well as lavender’s general cultural association with queerness.

Altersex: A term for non-intersex people whose physical sex (or desired sex) does not fit into a male/female sex binary. In other words, someone who is neither intersex nor binary-sexed.

This flag is public domain! Use it if you want.

[intersexfairy]

do you think of intersex as a spectrum? like including those who are intersex-adjacent (aka mesosex). I was thinking in making a flag but I can't elaborate much how defining it

Gonna add a big disclaimer that I'm not the coiner of the term mesosex, so I'm only answering this post as I understand the term.

I do see intersex (and sex as a whole) as a spectrum, but it seems like the point of mesosex is that it blurs the line between perisex and intersex. Perisex means near the binary, because no one really 100% fits it. Intersex is about being outside or between it.

So with how sex development and the binary work, there's no clear threshold for intersexuality. Even if someone has an intersex variation, they may fall outside the binary so "minorly" that they don't feel like they fit intersex or perisex experiences... and to that extent, Im not sure if mesosex was meant to cover trans perisex experiences or not, as i unsurely implied in another ask.

So my answer to this ask is... maybe?

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Transgonadal and Altergonadal flags

To go with the cisgonadal flag we made for a request

Transgonadal - having or desiring to have gonads different then the ones you were born with. Including desiring a lack of any form of gonad, or someone without gonads desiring to have them. This also includes desiring surgery that is not currently medically possible, such as ovary transplants.

Altergonadal - A subtype of transgonadal referring to someone who desires to have gonads that do not do not align with typical arrangements.

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Salmacian Altersex combo flag backgrounds/wallpapers

Based on the first flag from this post:

[parpindolls]

Abrosex

Where one has a fluid sex/ fluid between sex or desired sex/sexes.

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

Intersex Neu Pride Flag

Intersex (IS): umbrella term for innate variations that don’t fit the typical binary notions of male or female sex traits.

Neutrine or neutral (neu or neut): qualities or attributes regarded as characteristic of neutrois people; or a presentation associated with neutrinity or gender neutrality.

Not to be confused with interneu or interneutral, though it can include them, along with ulterneu (ulterneutral) and ipsoneu (ipsoneutral), this one is regardless of gender identity or modality, or birth assigment (ASAB/AGAB), and not inherently associated with the inter-system.

[sonnyinthesky]

Im very confused by the whole altersex / varsex thing can someone explain? Idk i feel out of the loop with most of the terms i see on here....like what is mogai also? Is that like....xenogenders or?

Also when i google all of those terms i get a lot of discourse, why is that?

[chaoscoining]

Altersexual / Altersex Alt Flag

My take on an altersex flag, based on my transsexual flag and the existing altersex flag.

[genderqueerdykes]

You mentioned a term which includes the grey area between Perisex and Intersex and I think I know of one?

Varsex, also known as Varisex or Sex Variant (It’s an umbrella term!)

HEY that's the term i've been using i didn't realize it was coined by someone else LMFAO!! i've been using "sex variant", personally, so that's pretty cool! thank you for letting me know i was on the right track with that one

[dhddmods]

CTA & CTN!

Years back, we coined the terms CTF & CTM at request of intersex friends. Since then, we have seen those terms take off, which we are so happy about! Now, we wish to coin two new terms - CTN (Close-To-Neutral) and CTA (Close-To-Androgynous.)

(PS - Please read and reblog our intersex guide! It is so important to educate yourself and others about the intersex spectrum and intersex bodies!)

Both of the flags are based on the CTF & CTM flags. Pink is for potential feminine sex traits, blue is for potential masculine sex traits, purple is for potential androgynous sex traits, grey is for potential neutral sex traits, and white is for the gender spectrum (representing how intersex people can have any gender.) Black represents intersex individuals that have suffered from genital mutilation, reproductive mutilation, or hormone abuse. Yellow is for the intersex community as a whole.

For the CTA flag, the purple circle represents how androgyny is the focus. For the CTN flag, the green circle represents how neutrality is the focus.

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CTA/Close-To-Androgynous

CTA/Close-To-Androgynous is a term for an intersex person that was born with mostly androgynous sex traits, rather than "feminine" or "masculine" sex traits being the majority.

They might still have feminine, masculine, or neutral sex traits, however androgynous sex traits take up the majority.

Androgynous sex traits can include the following:

-Having ambiguous genitals. -Having ovotestes. -Having a combination of a uterus and prostate, or a uterus and testicles. -Having a combination of X & Y chromosomes that are higher than typical (XXY, XXYY, etc.) -Having an equal split of feminine and masculine sex traits.

The CTA flag.

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CTN/Close-To-Neutral

CTN/Close-To-Neutral is a term for an intersex person that was born with mostly neutral sex traits, rather than "feminine" or "masculine" sex traits being the majority.

They might still have feminine, masculine, or androgynous sex traits, however neutral sex traits take up the majority.

Neutral sex traits can include the following:

-Being on the agenital spectrum. -Having gonadal agenesis or streak gonads. -Having cervical hypoplasia or cervical agenesis. -Having uterine hypoplasia or MRKH Syndrome/WNT4 syndrome. -Having low levels of sex hormones (hypoestrogenism/hypoandrogenism.) -Having low responsivity to sex hormones (estrogen insensitivity & androgen insensitivity.) -Having less than two sex chromosomes (for example, Turner Syndrome.)

The CTN flag.

[phiasko1924]

Supernumerary Nipple flag 💪💪💪 💥🔥

meaning: it's modeled after the shape of the milk line which is where most supernumerary nipples form. Although they can form in other places as well. The colors are just various nipple colors.

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(Non-altersex) Bisex flag

Basically there an alter in our system who has two sexes but was born/formed that way, so calling her altersex wouldn't be correct, and like for hopefully obvious reasons we're aren't gonna call him the "H word". Feel free to use this flag for OCs and such that are a similar story, we don't care.

And even though this flag was made with a combination sex characteristics that don't naturally happen on outerworld humans in mind, therefor doesn't have to do with being intersex. If you're intersex and want to use the flag go ahead.

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Salmacian wallpapers/backgrounds

using the second flag on this post: