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'''Stargender''' is a term that has at least three possible definitions. |
'''Stargender''' is a term that has at least three possible definitions. |
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# A [[xenogender]] in which one's gender is or is like a star. Subgenders for this definition can also exist, for example, one's gender might be specifically a blue star, therefore being an O-stargender or B-stargender. Other terms might include A-stargender, F-stargender or |
# A [[xenogender]] in which one's gender is or is like a star. Subgenders for this definition can also exist, for example, one's gender might be specifically a blue star, therefore being an O-stargender or B-stargender. Other terms might include A-stargender, F-stargender, G-stargender, K-stargender or M-stargender for other types of stars. In addition, a stargender person might identify as a binary or multiple star system. |
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#An other-worldly, non-human gender which is beyond comprehension in earthly terms, as if it originated from beyond the Earth. According to the coiner of the term it was similar to [[aliagender]], and is related to it, however stargender specifically related to outer space and/or other worldliness. This can also be called [[aitherogender]]. |
#An other-worldly, non-human gender which is beyond comprehension in earthly terms, as if it originated from beyond the Earth. According to the coiner of the term it was similar to [[aliagender]], and is related to it, however stargender specifically related to outer space and/or other worldliness. This can also be called [[aitherogender]]. |
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#A gender that cannot be defined no matter how many other terms are coined. |
#A gender that cannot be defined no matter how many other terms are coined. |