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For example, a durationflux person may shift between male and female over the course of a couple minutes, but may switch from male to agender at a longer duration. This can apply to any genders they identify with. |
For example, a durationflux person may shift between male and female over the course of a couple minutes, but may switch from male to agender at a longer duration. This can apply to any genders they identify with. |
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This term can also be used for people that are [[genderflux]]. |
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For example one may be girlflux and switch between demigirl and paragirl longer, but shorter for librafemimine and girl. |
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==History== |
==History== |
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The prefixes ''vima-'', which means ‘pace’ in Greek, and ''duration-'' with the suffix ''-flux'' indicates how the length the individual's gender lasts fluctuates from gender to gender. |
The prefixes ''vima-'', which means ‘pace’ in Greek, and ''duration-'' with the suffix ''-flux'' indicates how the length the individual's gender lasts fluctuates from gender to gender. |
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==Flags== |
== Flags== |
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The colors/colours of the durationflux flag have the same meanings as they do on the genderfluid flag. |
The colors/colours of the durationflux flag have the same meanings as they do on the genderfluid flag. |
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*Pink represents femininity |
* Pink represents femininity |
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*Blue represents masculinity |
*Blue represents masculinity |
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*Purple represents both masculinity and femininity |
*Purple represents both masculinity and femininity |
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*White represents all genders |
*White represents all genders |
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*Clock symbol represents duration and time that differs between different or specific genders |
*Clock symbol represents duration and time that differs between different or specific genders |
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*Faded colors/colours represent fluctuation between genders |
* Faded colors/colours represent fluctuation between genders |
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On the alternative flag, the colors/colours remain the same but the thin lines represent genders switching more quickly and the thick lines represent genders shifting more slowly. The colors/colours of the thin lines being opposite that of the thick lines represent switching genders. |
On the alternative flag, the colors/colours remain the same but the thin lines represent genders switching more quickly and the thick lines represent genders shifting more slowly. The colors/colours of the thin lines being opposite that of the thick lines represent switching genders. |
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