Demijuxtaneu

A gender is identity where one is partially Juxtaneu, a non-binary gender that is connected, derived from and proximal to epicenity and/or gender-neutrality while being separate and distinct from being Epicene or Neutrois and partially another gender identity or identities.

Etymology

From Latin, “dimedius“, meaning “half” shortened to a prefix of “demi-”” + “juxta”, Latin for “near” or “next to” + “neu”, shorted from Latin, “neutralis”, meaning “neuter”. Juxtaneu was coined by user qxej in 2019. When searching, there did not seem to be an existing flag or coining post for Demijuxtaneu (a Juxtaneu demigender), so I created a flag and post for others to reference if they so choose. Flag and term created by Gent (Gender-Jargon), 2021.

Flag 

The flag is a simple combination of the demigender flag and the juxtaneu flag. The flag contains the usual dark grey, light grey and white stripes common to demigenders flag, with the center stripes being taken form the Juxtaneu flag. The flag consists of ten horizontal, solid stripes, with the center-most four stripes being half-size. From top to bottom, the stripes were dark grey, light grey, white, dark green, yellow, turquoise, orange, white, light grey and dark grey. 

Hi, I made an alternative saphilean flag (I’d rather use this spelling since the “mainstream” one can be too wordy)

It’s based on the lavender flower, since it’s connected to both sapphic and achillean history.

Thank you to Anonymous (giovannalorena11) for submitting this! I like this symbol design and the name you chose for it.

Due to lack of term (in my most recent ask), I coined one! And also got bored so I designed a flag, though the flag itself is very open to editing if anyone has a better design!

Caligosexual: On the asexual spectrum, defined as feeling sexual attraction that is very weak or vague, almost nonexistent, like a vapor, fog, or mist.

A gender half-conforming individual is one who, due to being multiple genders simultaneously, both conforms to societal expectations of their gender(s) and doesn’t. This individual’s behavior and/or appearance is conventional for people of one or more of their genders to exhibit, but unconventional for people of the other(s), making them both conformant to gender roles and non-conformant to them.

Examples include individuals who’re both male and female behaving in a masculine manner, and individuals who’re female, agender, and androgyne dressing androgynously.

In accordance to the term its derived from, the label “gender half-conforming” may be abbreviated as “GHC”.