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[[File:Flag|thumb|The blue and pink represent the binary genders, the green represents the non-binary spectrum and the white represents genderless. The dark pink and the light purple show how bright vitreegender is and the colours all mixed together show the mix of everything to make a stained glass pane]] |
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'''Vitreegender''' is a [[xenogender]], where your gender feels like stained glass, colourful and fractured but makes an image that greatly reflects you. It is generally felt by those who's gender isn't binary although can sometimes relate to people who associate with a binary gender. Vitreegender can feel chaotic in an organised way, as it is a mix of brightness mixed together. It can also relate to those who's gender feels like a colourful fractured picture that is an image of them but separate. |
'''Vitreegender''' is a [[xenogender]], where your gender feels like stained glass, colourful and fractured but makes an image that greatly reflects you. It is generally felt by those who's gender isn't binary although can sometimes relate to people who associate with a binary gender. Vitreegender can feel chaotic in an organised way, as it is a mix of brightness mixed together. It can also relate to those who's gender feels like a colourful fractured picture that is an image of them but separate. |
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Revision as of 09:57, 4 July 2021
Vitreegender is a xenogender, where your gender feels like stained glass, colourful and fractured but makes an image that greatly reflects you. It is generally felt by those who's gender isn't binary although can sometimes relate to people who associate with a binary gender. Vitreegender can feel chaotic in an organised way, as it is a mix of brightness mixed together. It can also relate to those who's gender feels like a colourful fractured picture that is an image of them but separate.
History
The term Vitreegender was coined by FANDOM user mouse16 on 4th July 2021.
Eytomology
The term vitree- comes from the latin word 'vitree' meaning stained glass.