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    [[File:Outersystemic flag.png|thumb|220x220px|The Outersystemic flag]]
    [[File:Outersystemic flag.png|thumb|220x220px|The Outersystemic flag]]
    '''Outersystemic''' is where you have so many genders in such a complex way that it feels like a solar system, or even a galaxy. It is where you have so many genders, and some relate to others in such a way that they can only be described as a solar system/galaxy. It can also be that your genders are so many and relate to each other in such specific ways that they act like a solar system/galaxy, or feel like one. It is not a gender in of itself, it is the combination of many and many. For some who are outersystemic, more specifically those who are '''Outergalaxic''', they feel as if they have a base gender, or a gender that is the center, like a black hole. This could be that they feel that every gender is revolving around this 'black hole gender', or as if it is less of a gender, and more of something that sucks up genders and erases them from the galaxy. People can also have (a) worldgender(s) inside of a galaxy or solar system. Your gender galaxy/solar system can go as deep/specific or as surface/simple as you feel it is.
    '''Outersystemic''' is a label for where one has so many genders in such a complex way that it feels like a solar system, or even a galaxy. It is where one has so many genders, and some relate to others in such a way that they can only be described as a solar system/galaxy. It can also be that ones genders are so many and relate to each other in such specific ways that they act like a solar system/galaxy, or feel like one. It is not a gender in of itself, it is the combination of many gender identities. For some who are outersystemic, more specifically those who are '''Outergalaxic''', they feel as if they have a base gender, or a gender that is the center, like a black hole. This could be that they feel that every gender is revolving around this 'black hole gender', or as if it is less of a gender, and more of something that sucks up genders and erases them from the galaxy. One can also have (a) worldgender(s) inside of a galaxy or solar system. Ones gender galaxy/solar system can go as deep/specific or as surface/simple as one feels it is.


    You do not need to identify with one of the sub-titles of outersystemic.
    You do not need to identify with one of the sub-titles of outersystemic.


    Outersystemic is similar to [[Worldgender]].
    Outersystemic is similar to [[Worldgender]]. However worldgender is smaller.


    == Outergalaxic ==
    == Outergalaxic ==
    '''Outergalaxic''' is a title within Outersystemic that refers to when your genders feel like or relate to a galaxy more than a solar system. The galaxy is larger and has more specifics within it than a solar system. The galaxy may also have a 'black hole' of sorts, that could either be considered a base gender, or a gender that sucks up or erases the other genders that get too close.
    '''Outergalaxic''' is a title within Outersystemic that refers to when ones genders feel like or relate to a galaxy more than a solar system. The galaxy is larger and has more specifics within it than a solar system. The galaxy may also have a 'black hole' of sorts, that could either be considered a base gender, or a gender that sucks up or erases the other genders that get too close.


    == Outersolarsystemic ==
    == Outersolarsystemic ==
    '''Outersolarsystemic''' is a title within Outersystemic that refers to when your genders feel like or relate to a solar system more than a galaxy. The solar system is smaller and a little less complicated than a galaxy. The solar system doesn't have a 'black hole' in it, but could still have a kind of 'base gender'.
    '''Outersolarsystemic''' is a title within Outersystemic that refers to when ones genders feel like or relate to a solar system more than a galaxy. The solar system is smaller and a little less complicated than a galaxy. The solar system doesn't have a 'black hole' in it, but could still have a kind of 'base gender'.


    == History ==
    == History ==
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