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[[File:Nãodos.png|thumb|The nãodos flag.]] |
[[File:Nãodos.png|thumb|The nãodos flag.]] |
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'''Nãodos''' is a term used to describe a relationship that appears/passes as typical and/or [[monogamous]] |
'''Nãodos''' is a term used to describe a relationship that appears/passes as typical and/or [[monogamous]]; however, it is truly [[Ethical Non-Monogamy|non-monogamous]] or non-typical. Some examples include: |
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* An [[Open Relationship|open relationship]], [[Swinging|swinging relationship]], or a relationship that is [[Geographically Non-Monogamous|geograpically non-monogamous]]. |
* An [[Open Relationship|open relationship]], [[Swinging|swinging relationship]], or a relationship that is [[Geographically Non-Monogamous|geograpically non-monogamous]]. |
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* A [[Hierarchical Polyamory|hierarchical polyamorous]] relationship that has only one primary partner that is typically seen in public. |
* A [[Hierarchical Polyamory|hierarchical polyamorous]] relationship that has only one primary partner that is typically seen in public. |
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* One or more partners is [[ambiamorous]], [[syndeamorous]], or [[monopoly]] and is in a |
* One or more partners is [[ambiamorous]], [[syndeamorous]], or [[monopoly]] and is currently in a monogamous relationship. |
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* Two individuals in a [[wavership]]. |
* Two individuals in a [[wavership]]. |
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* Two non-monogamous individuals with online partners or long-distance partners. |
* Two non-monogamous individuals with online partners or long-distance partners. |
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There are many more examples |
There are many more examples; however, these are the main ones. |
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== History |
== History == |
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The term was coined by Cryptocrew on February 14, 2021. |
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== Flag == |
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== Etymology == |
== Etymology == |
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''Não'' means 'no' in |
''Não'' means 'no' in Portuguese while ''dos'' means 'from' in Portuguese. These words were chosen to say that those who are nãodos are "not from typical relationships." |
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== See also == |
== See also == |
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* [[Ludum]] - a term for a relationship that appears straight, but isn't truly [[straight]] due to one or more being [[cisn't]]. |
* [[Ludum]] - a term for a relationship that appears straight, but isn't truly [[straight]] due to one or more being [[cisn't]]. |
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* [[Duaric]] - a term for a [[Julietian|WLM]] or [[Romeric|MLW]] relationship that is not technically straight, due to one or more being [[Multisexual|m-spec]] individuals (whether cisgender or not |
* [[Duaric]] - a term for a [[Julietian|WLM]] or [[Romeric|MLW]] relationship that is not technically straight, due to one or more being [[Multisexual|m-spec]] individuals (whether cisgender or not). |
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[[Category:Non-Monogamous]] |
[[Category:Non-Monogamous]] |
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[[Category:Relationships]] |
[[Category:Relationships]] |
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Latest revision as of 22:32, 1 October 2021
Nãodos is a term used to describe a relationship that appears/passes as typical and/or monogamous; however, it is truly non-monogamous or non-typical. Some examples include:
- An open relationship, swinging relationship, or a relationship that is geograpically non-monogamous.
- A hierarchical polyamorous relationship that has only one primary partner that is typically seen in public.
- One or more partners is ambiamorous, syndeamorous, or monopoly and is currently in a monogamous relationship.
- Two individuals in a wavership.
- Two non-monogamous individuals with online partners or long-distance partners.
There are many more examples; however, these are the main ones.
History
The term was coined by Cryptocrew on February 14, 2021.
Flag
The nãodos flag was created by Fandom user foreigntoolmaker on October 1, 2021. The pink and blue stripes come from the ethical non-monogamy flag while the light blue and pink-orange stripes represent passing as monogamous/typical.
Etymology
Não means 'no' in Portuguese while dos means 'from' in Portuguese. These words were chosen to say that those who are nãodos are "not from typical relationships."