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The term was coined by FANDOM |
The term was coined by FANDOM User [[User:Rxttenbxnny|Rxttenbxnny]] on August 17, 2021. It was coined through this page and has no outside sources. The flags were created by the same user on the same day. |
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== Flag == |
== Flag == |
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The naturaboy flag has seven stripes while the simplified flag has five stripes. The first stripe represents nature, the second stripe represents connection with nature, the third stripe represents the individual's own definition of "nature," the fourth stripe represents masculinity with nature, and the last stripe represents connection to masculinity and masculinity by itself. |
The naturaboy flag has seven stripes while the simplified flag has five stripes. The first stripe represents nature, the second stripe represents connection with nature, the third stripe represents the individual's own definition of "nature," the fourth stripe represents masculinity with nature, and the last stripe represents connection to masculinity and masculinity by itself. |
Revision as of 08:21, 25 October 2021
Naturaboy (or Naboy) is a xenogender in which someone feels a connection to nature in a masculine way, or feels a connection to both nature and masculinity, but not a binary masculinity. One feels masculine and/or a connection to manhood, but not in the way a binary man would. Naturaboys feel disconnected from binary manhood and process their masculinity within nature. They may identify with trees, wood, and stones, or anything related to nature. It could be the smell of the forest in the morning, the wet leaves, the trees, etc.
The feminine equivalent is naturagirl.
History
The term was coined by FANDOM User Rxttenbxnny on August 17, 2021. It was coined through this page and has no outside sources. The flags were created by the same user on the same day.
Flag
The naturaboy flag has seven stripes while the simplified flag has five stripes. The first stripe represents nature, the second stripe represents connection with nature, the third stripe represents the individual's own definition of "nature," the fourth stripe represents masculinity with nature, and the last stripe represents connection to masculinity and masculinity by itself.