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'''Laven '''describes [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] people who present with a combination of traditionally feminine and [[androgyne|androgynous]] features. |
'''Laven '''describes [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] people who present with a combination of traditionally feminine and [[androgyne|androgynous]] features. |
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Laven is a term from the [[Pallet System|pallet system]] of non-binary gender presentation. It's used to describe non-binary people's gender presentation without having to use the binary language like |
Laven is a term from the [[Pallet System|pallet system]] of non-binary gender presentation. It's used to describe non-binary people's gender presentation without having to use the binary language like "masculine" or "woman-aligned". It is similar to the [[lesbian]] terms "butch" and "femme". The term was designed to be used along side the [[Galactian Alignments|galactian alignment system]], but can be used by any non-binary person. For example a feminine and androgynous presenting, androgynous aligned non-binary person could call themself laven [[stellarian]]. |
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== Flag == |
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Revision as of 18:40, 10 December 2020
Laven describes non-binary people who present with a combination of traditionally feminine and androgynous features.
Laven is a term from the pallet system of non-binary gender presentation. It's used to describe non-binary people's gender presentation without having to use the binary language like "masculine" or "woman-aligned". It is similar to the lesbian terms "butch" and "femme". The term was designed to be used along side the galactian alignment system, but can be used by any non-binary person. For example a feminine and androgynous presenting, androgynous aligned non-binary person could call themself laven stellarian.
Flag
The flag was designed by Tumblr user Elfiot, the coiner of the term, in January 2018[1].
The symbol in the center of the flag is a combination of the elemental signs for water and air, which are used on the cerul and pewt flags to represent femininity and androgyny.
Etymology
Laven is derived from the word lavender.