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'''Antheic''' is an [[aesthetigender]]. It's pronounced "(an-thay-ick) is a gender characterized with beauty, love and aesthetics being an integral part of one’s identity. It is named after an epithet of the Greek goddess Aphrodite, Antheia, which means “The Blooming” and “Friend of Flowers” |
'''Antheic''' is an [[aesthetigender]]. It's pronounced "(an-thay-ick) is a gender characterized with beauty, love and aesthetics being an integral part of one’s identity. It is named after an epithet of the Greek goddess Aphrodite, Antheia, which means “The Blooming” and “Friend of Flowers” |
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Antheic was coined on September 12, 2020 by the tumblr blog identity-workshop.<ref>https://identity-workshop.tumblr.com/post/171268427566/antheic-gender-antheic-an-thay-ick-is-a-gender</ref> |
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==Flag== |
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The Antheic flag was designed by Tumblr blog identity-workshopat the same time of coining. |
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Red and pink represent love, yellow and white represent the nonbinary nature of the gender, blue is a nod to Aphrodite, who this gender was inspired by, and green represents aesthetics. |
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Antheic was coined on February 25, 2018 by identity-workshop on tumblr.<sup>3</sup>.The flag was created at the same time. |
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Revision as of 07:45, 14 February 2021
Antheic is an aesthetigender. It's pronounced "(an-thay-ick) is a gender characterized with beauty, love and aesthetics being an integral part of one’s identity. It is named after an epithet of the Greek goddess Aphrodite, Antheia, which means “The Blooming” and “Friend of Flowers”
History
Antheic was coined on September 12, 2020 by the tumblr blog identity-workshop.[1]
Flag
The Antheic flag was designed by Tumblr blog identity-workshopat the same time of coining.
Red and pink represent love, yellow and white represent the nonbinary nature of the gender, blue is a nod to Aphrodite, who this gender was inspired by, and green represents aesthetics.