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{{Sexuality_Info|image1=Asterian.png|caption1=The original asterian flag.|gender(s):=Women|gender(s)_attracted_to:=Non-binary}}
[[File:Maedic.png|thumb|The maedic flag.]]
'''Maedic''', formerly called '''Asterian''', describes [[
== History ==
The term asterian was coined by deactivated Tumblr user @orbisian-prinxess. It was coined on February 10th, 2018, around the same time as [[astroidian]]. The flag was also designed by them, with an unknown meaning.<ref>https://ask-pride-color-schemes.tumblr.com/post/170737834239/orbisian-prinxess-asterian-a-wlnb-woman-who</ref> After it came out that the user in question was heavily anti-MOGAI, the Tumblr blog beyond-mogai-pride-flags created a new label and flag for the same purpose, called maedic,<ref>https://beyond-mogai-pride-flags.tumblr.com/tagged/maedic</ref> and the term asterian was since reclaimed from its anti-MOGAI roots to describe [[mesquin]] individuals.<ref>https://kenochoric-moved.tumblr.com/post/640849869852000256/lgbtqiarchive-pridewiki-asterianmesquin</ref>
[[File:Maedic - wlnb.png|thumb|A flower flag for Maedic, using the yellow cherry blossom as its symbol.]]
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Revision as of 17:08, 3 March 2023
Maedic, formerly called Asterian, describes women who are attracted to non-binary individuals (WLNB). This attraction may or may not be exclusive, and some users may use the label in order to prioritize attraction towards non-binary individuals. Maedic is an umbrella term like sapphic, and while it isn't often used as a label on it's own, it can be if the user chooses.
History
The term asterian was coined by deactivated Tumblr user @orbisian-prinxess. It was coined on February 10th, 2018, around the same time as astroidian. The flag was also designed by them, with an unknown meaning.[1] After it came out that the user in question was heavily anti-MOGAI, the Tumblr blog beyond-mogai-pride-flags created a new label and flag for the same purpose, called maedic,[2] and the term asterian was since reclaimed from its anti-MOGAI roots to describe mesquin individuals.[3]