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'''Gendercasual''' is a multigender where one feels a specific gender statically and wholly, however will occasionally or always be comfortable and be fine with being recognised or identified as another gender, while still retaining their static gendered feeling. This doesnt just mean being identified as another gender through other individuals, but through themselves. The user feels like a static and singular gender, but doesnt mind being refereed to as another by their own and others, but still feels their usual gendered feeling. This may be due to being genderfluid or multigender, but is: |
'''Gendercasual''' is a [[multigender]] where one feels a specific [[gender]] [[Kymenian|statically]] and wholly, however will occasionally or always be comfortable and be fine with being recognised or identified as another [[gender]], while still retaining their [[Kymenian|static]] gendered feeling. This doesnt just mean being identified as another [[gender]] through other individuals, but through themselves. The user feels like a static and singular [[gender]], but doesnt mind being refereed to as another by their own and others, but still feels their usual gendered feeling. This may be due to being [[genderfluid]] or [[multigender]], but is: |
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A. unable to recgonise that they have more than one gender. |
A. unable to recgonise that they have more than one [[gender]]. |
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B. feel that their mostly static gender is always static, even though it isnt, and may not know or believe they have another gender(s) |
B. feel that their mostly [[Kymenian|static gender]] is always static, even though it isnt, and may not know or believe they have another [[gender]](s) |
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C. feel their static gender overpowers the other gender(s), but the other one(s) is still there. |
C. feel their static [[gender]] overpowers the other [[gender]](s), but the other one(s) is still there. |
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An example is a man who constantly and only feels like a man, but will occasionally or always be alright with being |
An example is a [[man]] who constantly and only feels like a [[man]], but will occasionally or always be alright with being referred to and seen as a [[woman]] in both other individuals eyes and their own, even though they always and statically identify as a [[man]] and are comfortable with being a [[man]]. This may also overlap with drag in some cases, but not always. |
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One doesnt have to be cisgender to feel this way, and the feeling may change at times, of |
One doesnt have to be [[cisgender]] to feel this way, and the feeling may change at times, of recognising and not being able to. It may be due to neurodivergency, but isnt always the case. |
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[[Category:Miscellaneous gender]] |
[[Category:Miscellaneous gender]] |
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[[Category:Fluid Genders]] |
[[Category:Fluid Genders]] |
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Revision as of 15:39, 21 April 2021
Gendercasual is a multigender where one feels a specific gender statically and wholly, however will occasionally or always be comfortable and be fine with being recognised or identified as another gender, while still retaining their static gendered feeling. This doesnt just mean being identified as another gender through other individuals, but through themselves. The user feels like a static and singular gender, but doesnt mind being refereed to as another by their own and others, but still feels their usual gendered feeling. This may be due to being genderfluid or multigender, but is:
A. unable to recgonise that they have more than one gender.
B. feel that their mostly static gender is always static, even though it isnt, and may not know or believe they have another gender(s)
C. feel their static gender overpowers the other gender(s), but the other one(s) is still there.
An example is a man who constantly and only feels like a man, but will occasionally or always be alright with being referred to and seen as a woman in both other individuals eyes and their own, even though they always and statically identify as a man and are comfortable with being a man. This may also overlap with drag in some cases, but not always.
One doesnt have to be cisgender to feel this way, and the feeling may change at times, of recognising and not being able to. It may be due to neurodivergency, but isnt always the case.
History and Flag
Gendercasual was coined by FANDOM user Zer0Rebel4 on April 21st, 2021. The flags colors represent neutrality and general indifference.