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'''Empathgender''' is a [[Genderfluid|fluid]] or [[Genderflux|fluctuating]] gender influenced by when other people describe theirs, or when one reads an explanation or description on a gender. Most of the time this causes confusion and questioning about one’s gender, since their experience felt genuine. The influence of a gender can vary, being brief or even lasting for several days. |
'''Empathgender''' is a [[Genderfluid|fluid]] or [[Genderflux|fluctuating]] gender influenced by when other people describe theirs, or when one reads an explanation or description on a gender. Most of the time this causes confusion and questioning about one’s gender, since their experience felt genuine. The influence of a gender can vary, being brief or even lasting for several days. |
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This gender should only be used by highly sensitive or emotional people. Made with neurodivergent or neuro-atypical individuals in mind, but isn’t exclusive. It can be related to [[musegender]] and [[emotugender]]. |
This gender should only be used by highly sensitive or emotional people. Made with [[neurodivergent]] or neuro-atypical individuals in mind, but isn’t exclusive. It can be related to [[musegender]] and [[emotugender]]. |
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Similar terms are [[exploragender]] and [[thoughtgender]]. |
Similar terms are [[exploragender]] and [[thoughtgender]]. |
Revision as of 03:57, 18 September 2021
Empathgender is a fluid or fluctuating gender influenced by when other people describe theirs, or when one reads an explanation or description on a gender. Most of the time this causes confusion and questioning about one’s gender, since their experience felt genuine. The influence of a gender can vary, being brief or even lasting for several days.
This gender should only be used by highly sensitive or emotional people. Made with neurodivergent or neuro-atypical individuals in mind, but isn’t exclusive. It can be related to musegender and emotugender.
Similar terms are exploragender and thoughtgender.
History
The term was coined by Tumblr user Snowymogai on December, 2020.[1]