No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
Line 3: | Line 3: | ||
'''Multicellgender,''' also known as '''multicellulargender''' is a gender that encompasses all genders down to a cellular level. It’s an ever changing gender as cells are constantly changing, dying, and being created. A multicellgender individual switches every moment of every day as the cells of one’s body changes. As one cell dies, a new one is created and a new gender is selected for that cell. When cells stop being produced in later years the multicellulargender individuals gender becomes static and only lasts as long as their cells continue existing. |
'''Multicellgender,''' also known as '''multicellulargender''' is a gender that encompasses all genders down to a cellular level. It’s an ever changing gender as cells are constantly changing, dying, and being created. A multicellgender individual switches every moment of every day as the cells of one’s body changes. As one cell dies, a new one is created and a new gender is selected for that cell. When cells stop being produced in later years the multicellulargender individuals gender becomes static and only lasts as long as their cells continue existing. |
||
Generally speaking a multicellgender individual often has a rather even mix of the different genders at any given moment. Other variants are more heavily leaned towards a specific gender set or [[Gender Alignment|alignment]] |
Generally speaking, a multicellgender individual often has a rather even mix of the different genders at any given moment. Other variants are more heavily leaned towards a specific gender set or [[Gender Alignment|alignment]] |
||
Multicell- and multicellular- are prefixes that can be used with other suffixes such as [[Genderfluid|fluid]], [[Genderflux|flux]], [[Female|girl]], [[Male|boy]], etc. |
Multicell- and multicellular- are prefixes that can be used with other suffixes such as [[Genderfluid|fluid]], [[Genderflux|flux]], [[Female|girl]], [[Male|boy]], etc. |
||
==History== |
== History == |
||
Multicellgender was coined by Tumblr user mogai-iagom on December 20th, 2021.<ref>https://mogai-iagom.tumblr.com/post/671080483221815296/multicellgender</ref> |
|||
== |
== Flag == |
||
The flag was made on the same day by the same user. The colors, designed to look like a rainbow gradient, encompass the different colors that gender flags often are designed to look. The rough edges and imperfections are made to look like a jumble of cells within a body. |
|||
https://mogai-iagom.tumblr.com/post/671080483221815296/multicellgender |
|||
⚫ | |||
== Resources == |
|||
<references/> |
|||
[[Category:Fluid Genders]] |
|||
[[Category:Xenogender]] |
[[Category:Xenogender]] |
||
[[Category:Sciencegender]] |
[[Category:Sciencegender]] |
||
⚫ |
Revision as of 16:12, 20 December 2021
![](http://static.miraheze.org/lgbtawiki/thumb/0/02/MULTICELLGENDER_PRIDE_FLAG.png/300px-MULTICELLGENDER_PRIDE_FLAG.png)
![](http://static.miraheze.org/lgbtawiki/thumb/9/9f/MULTICELLGENDER_ALT_FLAG.png/300px-MULTICELLGENDER_ALT_FLAG.png)
Multicellgender, also known as multicellulargender is a gender that encompasses all genders down to a cellular level. It’s an ever changing gender as cells are constantly changing, dying, and being created. A multicellgender individual switches every moment of every day as the cells of one’s body changes. As one cell dies, a new one is created and a new gender is selected for that cell. When cells stop being produced in later years the multicellulargender individuals gender becomes static and only lasts as long as their cells continue existing.
Generally speaking, a multicellgender individual often has a rather even mix of the different genders at any given moment. Other variants are more heavily leaned towards a specific gender set or alignment
Multicell- and multicellular- are prefixes that can be used with other suffixes such as fluid, flux, girl, boy, etc.
History
Multicellgender was coined by Tumblr user mogai-iagom on December 20th, 2021.[1]
Flag
The flag was made on the same day by the same user. The colors, designed to look like a rainbow gradient, encompass the different colors that gender flags often are designed to look. The rough edges and imperfections are made to look like a jumble of cells within a body.