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Bigender by acidsodaa.jpg|{{#simple-tooltip: Meaning|The seven stripes represent manhood, masculinity, androgyny, trans + nonbinary, gender futility, femininity, and womanhood.}}
Bigender by acidsodaa.jpg|{{#simple-tooltip: Meaning|The seven stripes represent manhood, masculinity, androgyny, trans + nonbinary, gender futility, femininity, and womanhood.}}
Bigender by strawberrylindd.jpg|{{#simple-tooltip: Meaning|Dark pink = femininity<br>Light pink = fluidity/duality<br>Lilac = relationship to gender and identity<br>White = individuality and androgyny<br>Light blue = fluidity/duality<br>Dark blue = masculinity<br><br>"i wanted to keep the colors relatively close to the original since i love pink blue and purple, but i changed up the design with a diamond shape! while it looks pretty graphically, i also wanted it to resemble a prism, representing how an individual can have a very complex and colorful relationship to gender :) (the shape is also a diamond, with the prefix di meaning double! someone pointed this out and i thought it was too good to pass up adding to this description lol)"}}
Bigender by strawberrylindd.jpg|{{#simple-tooltip: Meaning|Dark pink = femininity<br>Light pink = fluidity/duality<br>Lilac = relationship to gender and identity<br>White = individuality and androgyny<br>Light blue = fluidity/duality<br>Dark blue = masculinity<br><br>"i wanted to keep the colors relatively close to the original since i love pink blue and purple, but i changed up the design with a diamond shape! while it looks pretty graphically, i also wanted it to resemble a prism, representing how an individual can have a very complex and colorful relationship to gender :) (the shape is also a diamond, with the prefix di meaning double! someone pointed this out and i thought it was too good to pass up adding to this description lol)"}}
Bigender by toontowncreepypasta.png|{{#simple-tooltip: Meaning|Purple: Femininity and fem genders<br>Pink: Nonbinary genders<br>Pale yellow: Unity, togetherness, and combination<br>Bright green: Gender nonconformity<br>Teal green: Masculinity and masc genders}}
Bigender by Brian of Griffin System.jpg|{{#simple-tooltip: Meaning|Lavender purple: The way one's two genders affect each other.<br>Pink: Feminine genders.<br>White: Genders outside of masculine and feminine.<br>Blue: Masculine genders.<br>Green: Your unique relationship with gender and your genders.}}
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