Enagender is a term that has multiple definitions:
- A gender with a strong connection to Ena from Joel G’s animations. This gender may switch between two opposite states, much like happy Ena/sad Ena, or it may just strongly identify with Ena in general.
- A gender under the emotugender umbrella in which one's gender changes rapidly and along with their emotions. One might feel masculine while happy, feminine while sad, etc., but it's not always set neatly like that, and it's not always masculine for happy and feminine for sad.
The gender is based off of Joel G's Ena, whose emotions change very rapidly and suddenly. It can be a kin or fictive gender, but it doesn’t have to be.
There are multiple subtypes for the second definition Enagender, including:
- Diabladagender - a gender that is very rapid, uncontrollable, and confusing. Based off Diablada Ena.
- Demenagender - a gender that is a tamer version of Diabladagender. Based off demon Ena.
- Enasadgender - a gender that mainly changes during sad or negative emotions, or causes lots of stress, anxiety, etc. to someone who identifies as enasadgender. Based off sad Ena.
- Drunenagender - a gender that's hard to understand and grasp, and is often very wild in nature. Based off drunk Ena.
Enagender can be combined with other genders, such as enaboy, enagirl, enaenby, etc.
History
The first definition of Enagender was coined on Tumblr by @rainbowflags on Nov 10th, 2020.[1]
The second definition of Enagender was coined on Twitter by @GalaxySystemm on June 11, 2021.[2] The thread included every current enagender type and their flags.
Flag
The enagender flag, diabladagender flag, demenagender flag, enasadgender flag and drunenagender flag were all created by Twitter user @GalaxySystemm on June 11, 2021. They have no confirmed meanings.
An alternate enagender flag was created by rainbowflags on rainbowflags along with the first definition of it on Nov 10th, 2020. It has no confirmed meaning.
Another alternate enagender flag was created by an unknown user on or before December 11, 2021.[3] It has no confirmed meaning.
