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'''Faeflux''', '''doeflux''' or '''thilflux''' is an identity under the [[fluidflux]] umbrella. It is most often described as being a combination of the labels [[genderfae]] and [[genderflux]], meaning a faeflux person experiences fluidity between different genders, excluding male or masculine genders, while, additionally, having the intensity of said genders change over time. The term was coined by Tumblr user danirak-spyderowl, though the date is uncertain.<ref>https://danirak-spyderowl.tumblr.com/post/611601215817695232/i-figured-id-lose-followers-by-living-my-elfin</ref> | '''Faeflux''', '''doeflux''' or '''thilflux''' is an identity under the [[fluidflux]] umbrella. It is most often described as being a combination of the labels [[genderfae]] and [[genderflux]], meaning a faeflux person experiences fluidity between different genders, excluding male or masculine genders, while, additionally, having the intensity of said genders change over time. The term was coined by Tumblr user danirak-spyderowl, though the date is uncertain.<ref>https://danirak-spyderowl.tumblr.com/post/611601215817695232/i-figured-id-lose-followers-by-living-my-elfin</ref> | ||
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| Related identities | Genderfae, Genderfluid, Fluidflux |
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Faeflux, doeflux or thilflux is an identity under the fluidflux umbrella. It is most often described as being a combination of the labels genderfae and genderflux, meaning a faeflux person experiences fluidity between different genders, excluding male or masculine genders, while, additionally, having the intensity of said genders change over time. The term was coined by Tumblr user danirak-spyderowl, though the date is uncertain.[1]