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'''Illuminagender''' is a [[xenogender]] that feels illuminated for a little light letting you see a part of it and the rest gender is in a dark place and it's imposible, hard or blurry to see. You cannot describe the other part of their gender or can do it, but vaguely due the darkness. |
'''Illuminagender''' is a [[xenogender]] that feels illuminated for a little light letting you see a part of it and the rest gender is in a dark place and it's imposible, hard or blurry to see. You cannot describe the other part of their gender or can do it, but vaguely due the darkness. |
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This gender is very similar to [[demigender]]; but, usually, illuminagender people cannot know if they are partial, completely, have other or multiple genders, the only thing you know is the part that the light are illuminating, however you can identify with demigender and this if feel correct for you. |
This gender is very similar to [[demigender]]; but, usually, illuminagender people cannot know if they are partial, completely, have other or multiple genders, the only thing you know is the part that the light are illuminating, however you can identify with demigender and this gender if feel correct for you. |
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Revision as of 23:56, 19 September 2021
Illuminagender is a xenogender that feels illuminated for a little light letting you see a part of it and the rest gender is in a dark place and it's imposible, hard or blurry to see. You cannot describe the other part of their gender or can do it, but vaguely due the darkness.
This gender is very similar to demigender; but, usually, illuminagender people cannot know if they are partial, completely, have other or multiple genders, the only thing you know is the part that the light are illuminating, however you can identify with demigender and this gender if feel correct for you.
History
This term was coined by FANDOM user Space365, on the 19th of September 2021, to help themself understand its gender experience.