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'''Artemgender''' is under the [[audiogender]] and [[musicgender]] umbrella. Artemgender is when ones gender changes to the gender of the artist |
'''Artemgender''' is under the [[audiogender]] and [[musicgender]] umbrella. Artemgender is when ones gender changes to the gender of the artist one is listening to. This may only happens with certain songs or artists. |
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Artemgender is not so much of a gender itself, but more of a term. Those identifying with this term will usually have a base gender that they usually identify as, but when listening to music, will change gender. |
Artemgender is not so much of a gender itself, but more of a term. Those identifying with this term will usually have a base gender that they usually identify as, but when listening to music, will change gender. |
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Term coined by @SlothArt on Scratch.<ref>https://scratch.mit.edu/users/SlothArt/</ref> |
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Revision as of 21:09, 9 November 2020
Artemgender is under the audiogender and musicgender umbrella. Artemgender is when ones gender changes to the gender of the artist one is listening to. This may only happens with certain songs or artists.
Artemgender is not so much of a gender itself, but more of a term. Those identifying with this term will usually have a base gender that they usually identify as, but when listening to music, will change gender.
Term coined by @SlothArt on Scratch.[1]