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    Woman is a term used for adults, while girl is used for children and teenagers. Gal is used as a casual word for women, typically younger women. Female is also sometimes used as a synonym for woman, however "female" can also be used to denote [[sex|sexual]] traits, so typically considered overly clinical for most cases. "Female" can sometimes be used to exclude transfeminine people or reduce women to their genitalia. The word [[wifgender]] was created to encompass all the various words for womanhood.
    Woman is a term used for adults, while girl is used for children and teenagers. Gal is used as a casual word for women, typically younger women. Female is also sometimes used as a synonym for woman, however "female" can also be used to denote [[sex|sexual]] traits, so typically considered overly clinical for most cases. "Female" can sometimes be used to exclude transfeminine people or reduce women to their genitalia. The word [[wifgender]] was created to encompass all the various words for womanhood.
    [[File:Girlflag.png|thumb|220x220px|The girl flag by satyrradio.]]
    [[File:Girlflag.png|thumb|220x220px|The girl flag by satyrradio.]]
    [[File:Tumblr 1a7f4c39092be0bf98d54d68308763ba afbb499b 1280.jpg|thumb|220x220px|Alternate woman flag.]]
    individuals who are [[AFAB|assigned female at birth]] (AFAB) are often raised with the expectation that they will identify as women, although not all AFAB individuals are women and not all women are AFAB. Identifying as a woman is often associated with a feminine [[gender expression]] and gender role, however not all women present femininely, and not all individuals who present femininely are women.
    individuals who are [[AFAB|assigned female at birth]] (AFAB) are often raised with the expectation that they will identify as women, although not all AFAB individuals are women and not all women are AFAB. Identifying as a woman is often associated with a feminine [[gender expression]] and gender role, however not all women present femininely, and not all individuals who present femininely are women.


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    The girl flag was posted by Tumblr user satyrradio on June 26th, 2024. The white represents sugar, the brown represents spice, and the pink represents everything nice.<ref>https://archive.ph/xeY5w</ref> The stripe meaning reference a popular nursery rhyme that states that these are the things that girls are made of.
    The girl flag was posted by Tumblr user satyrradio on June 26th, 2024. The white represents sugar, the brown represents spice, and the pink represents everything nice.<ref>https://archive.ph/xeY5w</ref> The stripe meaning reference a popular nursery rhyme that states that these are the things that girls are made of.

    An alternate woman flag was created by Tumblr user tartersause on an unknown date.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20240629151500/https://www.tumblr.com/redacted-coiner/754515985501995008/radiomogai-liom-archive-imoga-pride?source=share</ref>


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    Latest revision as of 15:18, 29 June 2024

    The woman flag by trintinic
    The female flag by arco-pluris
    The female symbol. Unicode: U+2640 ♀

    Female (also known as Woman, Lady, Chick, Gal, Dudette, or Girl (diminutive)) is a gender which is part of the Western gender binary. It is often associated with femininity and a connection to girlhood or femininity (as defined in one's society). It includes cisgender, transgender, genderqueer and non-binary women. Some non-binary individuals also may have a partial connection to being a woman or femininity, in which case they may identify as a non-binary woman, woman-aligned, feingender, and/or fiaspec.

    Woman is a term used for adults, while girl is used for children and teenagers. Gal is used as a casual word for women, typically younger women. Female is also sometimes used as a synonym for woman, however "female" can also be used to denote sexual traits, so typically considered overly clinical for most cases. "Female" can sometimes be used to exclude transfeminine people or reduce women to their genitalia. The word wifgender was created to encompass all the various words for womanhood.

    The girl flag by satyrradio.
    Alternate woman flag.

    individuals who are assigned female at birth (AFAB) are often raised with the expectation that they will identify as women, although not all AFAB individuals are women and not all women are AFAB. Identifying as a woman is often associated with a feminine gender expression and gender role, however not all women present femininely, and not all individuals who present femininely are women.

    Flag

    The astronomical symbol for Venus (♀) is the most commonly known symbol for females. It represents the hand mirror of the Roman goddess of love, or possibly a distaff or necklace. It is also the alchemical symbol for copper.

    The female flag was designed by Tumblr user Trintinic on December 29, 2017.[1] The dark pink represents those who identify fully as women (binary woman). Light pink represents those who identify partially as women (demigirls, etc.) White represents multigender individuals who have female as one of their genders.

    The female flag was designed by arco-pluris in September 18 2020, based on a stamp by DeviantArt user silencethefox.[2][3] There is no known meaning.

    The girl flag was posted by Tumblr user satyrradio on June 26th, 2024. The white represents sugar, the brown represents spice, and the pink represents everything nice.[4] The stripe meaning reference a popular nursery rhyme that states that these are the things that girls are made of.

    An alternate woman flag was created by Tumblr user tartersause on an unknown date.[5]

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