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<blockquote>''Not to be confused with [[Mollisgender]].''</blockquote> |
{{Unsourced}}<blockquote>''Not to be confused with [[Mollisgender]].''</blockquote> |
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[[File:Molisgender Flag.png|thumb|224x224px|The molisgender flag was created by user [[User:Hopefur09|Hopefur09]]]] |
[[File:Molisgender Flag.png|thumb|224x224px|The molisgender flag was created by user [[User:Hopefur09|Hopefur09]]]] |
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[[File:Molisgender flag.png|thumb|Alternate molisgender flag by user Reign of the breadsticcs]] |
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'''Molisgender''' is a [[musigender]] that feels like soft and warm-feeling music, and often can be described as comforting. Someone can pair the prefix molis- with another identity (molis[[Man|boy]], molis[[Woman|girl]], molis[[Non-binary|enby]] etc.) or it can be a stand alone gender. |
'''Molisgender''' is a [[musigender]] that feels like soft and warm-feeling music, and often can be described as comforting. Someone can pair the prefix molis- with another identity (molis[[Man|boy]], molis[[Woman|girl]], molis[[Non-binary|enby]] etc.) or it can be a stand alone gender. |
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== History & Etymology == |
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The term Molisgender was coined by fandom user [[User:The nervous system|The nervous system.]] |
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Molisgender is derived from the Latin term, "mollis," which is latin for "soft." |
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Latest revision as of 01:03, 21 November 2021
Not to be confused with Mollisgender.
Molisgender is a musigender that feels like soft and warm-feeling music, and often can be described as comforting. Someone can pair the prefix molis- with another identity (molisboy, molisgirl, molisenby etc.) or it can be a stand alone gender.
History & Etymology
The term Molisgender was coined by fandom user The nervous system.
Molisgender is derived from the Latin term, "mollis," which is latin for "soft."