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    '''Wifgender''' is another word for female, [[Binary Genders|binary]] women, girl, or gal. It is a simpler way to refer to all people who are binary female, or very close to binary female. Some people prefer to identify as "girl" or "gal" over "women", or vice verse. Wifgender gives the language to talk about all these people together.
    [[File:Wifgender.png|thumb|The wifgender flag.]][[File:Altwifgenderflag.png|thumb|An alternate wifgender flag.]]'''Wifgender''' is another word for [[Binary Genders|binary]] [[woman]], female, girl, or gal. It is a simpler way to refer to all people who are binary female, or very close to binary female. Some people are [[pleonotic]], meaning they may identity as a prefer to identify as "girl" or "gal" but not as a "women" or "female", or vice verse. Wifgender gives the language to easily talk about all these people at once.


    The male counterpart is [[wergender]].


    ==History==
    See counterpart: [[Wergender]]
    Wifgender was coin on August 21, 2018 by Arco-plurist on Tumblr.<ref>https://arco-pluris.tumblr.com/post/177243867352/gender-suffixed-identities</ref> The word comes from the Middle English word ''wifman'' meaning "woman".


    == History ==
    == Flag==
    The wifgender flag was created by a user going by Weniviere on November 14, 2020. The pink represents womanhood. The black represents being close to womanhood but not entirely. The purple represents women and woman-aligned people who aren't stereotypically [[feminine]] ([[butch]], [[crosspronominal]], etc.)
    [[File:Wifgender.png|thumb|Wifgender flag]]
    Wifgender was coin on August 21, 2018 by Arco-plurist on Tumblr.<ref>https://arco-pluris.tumblr.com/post/177243867352/gender-suffixed-identities</ref> The word comes from the Middle English word ''wifman'' meaning "[[woman]]".


    An alternate flag was created by the user KINGtheclown on November 18, 2020. Yellow and pink represents a connection to femininity. Blue represents a connection to womanhood. Purple is for people who aren't stereotypically feminine.
    == Flag ==
    The Wifgender flag was coined by a user going by Weniviere on November 14th, 2020. The pink represents womanhood, the black represents being close to womanhood but not entirely, and purple represents woman-aligned people who arent stereotypically feminine ([[butch]], [[crosspronominal]], etc)


    ==Resources==
    <br />(Yellow/Pink means connection to feminity, Blue means being close to womanhood, Purple for people who aren't stereotypically feminine)<gallery>

    File:Altwifgenderflag.png|Alternative wifgender flag

    </gallery>

    == Resources ==
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    <references />
    [[Category:Gender]]
    [[Category:Gender]]
    [[Category:Feminine Genders]]
    [[Category:Feminine Genders]]
    [[Category:Conformant Terms]]

    Revision as of 02:44, 7 December 2020

    The wifgender flag.
    An alternate wifgender flag.

    Wifgender is another word for binary woman, female, girl, or gal. It is a simpler way to refer to all people who are binary female, or very close to binary female. Some people are pleonotic, meaning they may identity as a prefer to identify as "girl" or "gal" but not as a "women" or "female", or vice verse. Wifgender gives the language to easily talk about all these people at once.

    The male counterpart is wergender.

    History

    Wifgender was coin on August 21, 2018 by Arco-plurist on Tumblr.[1] The word comes from the Middle English word wifman meaning "woman".

    Flag

    The wifgender flag was created by a user going by Weniviere on November 14, 2020. The pink represents womanhood. The black represents being close to womanhood but not entirely. The purple represents women and woman-aligned people who aren't stereotypically feminine (butch, crosspronominal, etc.)

    An alternate flag was created by the user KINGtheclown on November 18, 2020. Yellow and pink represents a connection to femininity. Blue represents a connection to womanhood. Purple is for people who aren't stereotypically feminine.

    Resources

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