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[[File:Artemisian pride flag.png|thumb|Artemisian flag by Reign of the breadsticcs]]
[[File:Artemisian flag without symbol.png|thumb|Artemisian flag without non-binary symbol]]
'''Artemisian''' describes a [[
== Flag ==
The artemisian flag was designed by FANDOM/Wikia user Reign of the breadsticcs on March 26, 2021. The light blue represents [[masculine]] presentation, the light blue-purple represents [[mascandrogynous]] presentation, the light purple represents [[androgynous]] presentation, the purple-pink represents [[femandrogynous]] presentation, the light pink represents [[feminine]] presentation, the red represents [[Outherine|outhrine]] presentation, the orange-red represents [[xeminine]] and [[xensculine]] presentation, the orange represents [[xenine]] presentation, and the yellow represents [[null]]/[[uingender|undefined]] presentation.
== History ==
The term was coined as an unofficial fluid alignment for the floral system by RoseWatera on January 18th 2021.
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==Resources==
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Artemisian describes a non-binary person who has a fluid gender presentation. They do not have to be aurorian or have a fluid gender, however, one's gender expression is important to their identity.[1]
Flag
The artemisian flag was designed by FANDOM/Wikia user Reign of the breadsticcs on March 26, 2021. The light blue represents masculine presentation, the light blue-purple represents mascandrogynous presentation, the light purple represents androgynous presentation, the purple-pink represents femandrogynous presentation, the light pink represents feminine presentation, the red represents outhrine presentation, the orange-red represents xeminine and xensculine presentation, the orange represents xenine presentation, and the yellow represents null/undefined presentation.
History
The term was coined as an unofficial fluid alignment for the floral system by RoseWatera on January 18th 2021.
Resources
- ↑ This page is the original source for this term