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A person can identify with more than one galactian identity at the same time. When this happens, they are can be called ''eclipsian'' (solarian and lunarian), ''nebularian'' (lunarian and stellarian), ''novarian'' (stellarian and solarian) or ''galaxian'' (solarian, lunarian and stellarian). These identities can be compared with [[bigender]], [[trigender]] or [[polygender]]. | A person can identify with more than one galactian identity at the same time. When this happens, they are can be called ''eclipsian'' (solarian and lunarian), ''nebularian'' (lunarian and stellarian), ''novarian'' (stellarian and solarian) or ''galaxian'' (solarian, lunarian and stellarian). These identities can be compared with [[bigender]], [[trigender]] or [[polygender]]. | ||
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There is another galactian identity, called ''singularian'', which rejects any kind of relation with the gender binary, and thus prefers to be compared to one of the three alignments discussed above. | |||
Besides, the prefix ''demi'' can be added to any of the galactian identities in order to express a partial identification with one of these identities (e.g. demisolarian, demilunarian, demisingularian...). | |||