[Image ID: A flag with seven horizontal stripes. Flag stripe colors from top to bottom: black, dark gray, white, dark red, white, dark gray, black. End ID.]
Librafemale/Librawoman: a gender that is mostly agender, but has a connection to femaleness/womanhood.
[Image ID: A flag with seven horizontal stripes. Flag stripe colors from top to bottom: black, dark gray, white, blue, white, dark gray, black. End ID.]
Libramale/Libraman: a gender that is mostly agender, but has a connection to maleness/manhood.
So, the original definitions of librafeminine and libramasculine included both a connection to femininity/masculinity and womanhood/manhood. Since femininity is not synonymous with being female and masculinity with being male, I’m proposing the original definitions be split: librafeminine and libramasculine retain the connection to femininity/masculinity part, while these new terms take on the womanhood/manhood part.
This way, libragender folks who feel their genders are just fem/masc and not connected to being a woman/man won’t have to specify how they use the terms and it’ll be more clear for folks who do identify in some way with being a woman/man where their connection lies. It also won’t impose femininity/masculinity on librawomen/girls and libramen/boys who may not necessarily use those words to describe their gender.
The colors are inspired by the demiman and demiwoman flags. Apologies for using blue = male. Other colors I tried looked too close to existing libragender flags.
