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Revision as of 00:41, 28 May 2021
Luogender is a non-binary gender where one has multiple 'sub-genders' that make up a single, main gender. The 'sub-genders' are all individual genders that a luogender person can name and distinguish, and are not unknown or unclear. There can be any number of 'sub-genders', and all of said 'sub-genders' are felt together as one whilst still being their own distinct and easily-identifiable genders. All of the 'sub-genders' are static; they are not fluid nor do they fluctuate in any way. Luogender can be likened to a sort of 'gender net', with all the 'sub-genders' together forming one whole and singular gender.
Additionally, luogender's alignment is dependent on one's 'sub-genders'. For example, a male/masculine-aligned luogender person may have 'sub-genders' such as demiboy, proxvir, libramasculine, etc. A female/feminine-aligned and outhrine-aligned luogender person may have 'sub-genders' such as magigirl, aporagender, gendervoid, paragirl, ilyagender, etc.
History
Luogender was coined on May 27, 2021 by fandom user Alphonse79.
Flag
The flag, created by fandom user Alphonse79, is composed of 7 stripes; black, gray, white, dusty pink, sky blue, turquoise, and dusty yellow. The color symbolism is as follows:
- Black: genderlessness/rejection of alignment
- Gray: neutral genders
- White: the combination of genders that makes up the 'main' gender
- Pink: feminine/female-aligned genders
- Blue: masculine/male-aligned genders
- Green: outhrine genders
- Yellow: nonbinary genders
Etymology
The name comes from the Chinese word 络 (luò), which means 'net-like object', which relates to how this gender is composed of other 'sub-genders' to create a net-like structure of genders that make up the single main gender.