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-Girlflux is the feeling of being female, but when you fluctuate how much you feel like a female.  The umbrella term is gender flux, and for masculine presenting people, the term is boyflux. How often and how much you fluctuate varies from person to person, some people change every month, and some people change throughout the day. Girlflux people most often feel atleast 10% female, most of the time they don’t feel like they are nonbinary and more so fit into female category more than nonbinary.
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+{{Infobox identity
+| flag = Girlflux.png
+| meaning = 3 stripes of pink – Feeling mostly female but also feeling fluctuating intensity of being female
+Blue – Male and masculine genders
+Purple – Genders between female and male (or masculine and feminine)
+Green – Genders outside the binary
+White – Absence of gender, agender and similar identities
+Grey – Uknown and unnamed genders
+| related = [[Boyflux]], [[Genderflux]]
+| frequency = 0.1
+}}
+'''Girlflux''' is a feminine-aligned [[nonbinary]] [[gender identity]] that fluctuates in its femininity. It falls under the  [[genderflux]] umbrella term, and its masculine counterpart is [[boyflux]]. The intensity and frequency of this fluctuation varies from person to person, and can be as often as daily or as infrequent as monthly.
+The term was coined in 2015 by Tumblr user Odd Fox.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://kitsuneshay-blog.tumblr.com/post/127085445679/boyflux-i-couldnt-find-a-gender-that-really-fit|title=Odd fox: Boyflux I couldn’t find a gender that really fit...|website=Tumblr|publisher=Odd fox|access-date=3 May 2025|publication-date=19 August 2015}}</ref> In the 2024 Gender Census, 66 people (0.1% of the total) identified with the term.{{Gender Census|2024}}
+== References ==
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+[[category:Nonbinary identities]]