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'''Intensidysphoric''' describes anyone whose gender feels extremely intense, to the point that one can feel extremely intense dysphoria when misgendered and extremely intense euphoria when one is gendered correctly. The intense feeling never seems to die down even after weeks, months, or years of identifying as their gender. Someone who identifies as '''intensidysphoric''' may also feel the following, but does not have to: |
'''Intensidysphoric''' describes anyone whose gender feels extremely intense, to the point that one can feel extremely intense dysphoria when misgendered and extremely intense euphoria when one is gendered correctly. The intense feeling never seems to die down even after weeks, months, or years of identifying as their gender. Someone who identifies as '''intensidysphoric''' may also feel the following, but does not have to: |
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- Their gender feels overwhelmingly intense and strong |
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- They feel as if they are experiencing over 100% their gender |
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Revision as of 22:33, 8 April 2021
Intensidysphoric describes anyone whose gender feels extremely intense, to the point that one can feel extremely intense dysphoria when misgendered and extremely intense euphoria when one is gendered correctly. The intense feeling never seems to die down even after weeks, months, or years of identifying as their gender. Someone who identifies as intensidysphoric may also feel the following, but does not have to:
- The intensity of their gender, euphoria, and/or dysphoria fluctuates constantly
- They have overwhelmingly positive/negative reactions to being correctly gendered/misgendered
- Their gender feels overwhelmingly intense and strong
- They feel as if they are experiencing over 100% their gender
History
The term was coined by user Preshouse2006 on April 8th 2021
Flags
The first Intensidysphoric flag was created by user Preshouse2006 on April 8th 2021.
The flag's gradient of red represents intense dysphoria, the gradient of pink represents an intense experience of gender, and the gradient of purple represents intense euphoria. The lightning strike on the flag also represents intensity being overwhelming at times.