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| | '''Libragender''' is a [[gender identity]] where you feel mostly [[agender]], but with a particular connection to another gender. The term 'libragender' gets its name from the star sign Libra, which is an equal scale. This represents the bifeelings of the [[agender]] [[gender identity]] and any other gender(s). although the feeling of being [[agender]] overweighs the feeling of being the other gender(s) and they are not equal. |
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| | flag = libragender.png
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| | related = [[Agender]] and [[Demigender]]
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| | umbrella = [[Nonbinary]]
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| | frequency = 0.3% (aggregating all libra identities)
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| '''Libragender''' is an overarching [[gender identity]] category where you feel mostly nonbinary or [[agender]], but with a particular connection to another gender. | |
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| The term 'libragender' gets its name from the astrology sign of Libra, which is an equal scale that can vacillate. This represents the bifeelings of the [[agender]] [[gender identity]] and any other gender(s), although the feeling of being [[agender]] typically overweighs the feeling of being the other gender(s) and they are not equal. | |
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| Libragender people are in the range of feeling 1-49% of a connection to another gender, with the other percentage being [[agender]].
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| == Venus-derived Ve pronouns ==
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| Common libragender pronouns include:
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| * ve/vim/vis
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| * vhe/vher/vhem
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| * vxe/vxer/vxem
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| == Libramasculine == | | == Libramasculine == |
| | | Libramasculine is a [[gender identity]] where a person experiences little attachment to being masculine/male, but mostly [[agender]]. It's similar to demiboy, but is more specific, in that it's agender and male, with [[agender]] outweighing male, while demiboy is partially male, partially another gender(s). |
| Libramasculine is a [[gender identity]] where a person experiences little attachment to being masculine/male, but mostly [[agender]]. It's similar to [[demiboy]], but is more specific, in that it's [[agender]] and male, with [[agender]] outweighing male, while [[demiboy]] is partially male, partially another gender(s). | |
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| == Libraman ==
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| Libraman is an alternate label to libramasculine which can use the same flag as libramasculine. It is a gender identity that is mostly agender, but with a small portion still being connected to man/manhood specifically (not necessarily a connection to masculinity).
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| Agender frequently outweighs the man side. This could be due to not minding being recognized as male, wanting to be included in male/man groups/spaces, or feeling specifically partially a man along with being mostly agender regardless of AGAB.[[File:Libramasculine.png|thumb|This is the libramasculine/libraman flag. Both black and white represent the complete absence of gender. The blue in the middle represents masculinity or the [[male]] gender.]]
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| == Librafeminine ==
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| Librafeminine is a [[gender identity]] where a person experiences little attachment to being feminine/[[female]], but mostly agender. It's similar to [[demigirl]], but is more specific in that it's [[agender]] and [[female]], with [[agender]] outweighing [[female]], while [[demigirl]] is partially [[female]], partially another gender(s).
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| == Librawoman ==
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| Librawoman is an alternate label to librafeminine which can use the same flag as librafeminine. It is a gender identity that is mostly agender, but with a small portion still being connected to woman/womanhood specifically (not necessarily a connection to femininity). Here, agender outweighs the woman side. This could be due to not minding being recognized as female, wanting to be included in female/woman groups/spaces, or feeling specifically partially a woman along with being mostly agender regardless of AGAB.[[File:Librafeminine.png|thumb|This is the librafeminine/librawoman flag. Both black and white represent the complete absence of gender. The magenta in the middle represents femininity or the [[female]] gender.]]
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| == Librandrogyne ==
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| Librandrogyne is a [[gender identity]] where a person experiences little attachment to being androgynous/[[androgyne]], but mostly agender. It's similar to [[demiandrogyne]], but is more specific in that it's [[agender]] and androgyne, with [[agender]] outweighing [[androgyne]], while [[demiandrogyne]] is partially [[androgyne]], partially another gender(s).<ref>[https://www.deviantart.com/pride-flags/art/Librandrogyne-617893558] Librandrogyne flag and coining. June 26, 2016. [https://web.archive.org/web/20220523110117/https://www.deviantart.com/pride-flags/art/Librandrogyne-617893558 Archived] on 17 July 2023</ref>[[File:Librandrogyne.png|thumb|This is the librandrogyne flag. Both black and white represent the complete absence of gender. The purple/lavender in the middle represents androgyny or the [[androgyne]] gender.]]
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| ==History==
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| Libragender was coined on Tumblr on or before 10 July 2014 by the user libragender, who has since deactivated their account.<ref>[https://catgirlgore-blog.tumblr.com/post/91351737195/libragender-introducing-libragender-this-is-a Reblog of the coining post], 10 July 2014 [https://web.archive.org/web/20230519034557/https://catgirlgore-blog.tumblr.com/post/91351737195/libragender-introducing-libragender-this-is-a Archived] on 17 July 2023</ref>
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| ==References==
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| {{reflist}}
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| [[Category:Nonbinary identities]]
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