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Name(s) and Definition(s)
Kingender is an umbrella term defined as "the only thing defining your gender is your kintype
(this gender is otherkin specific)"1
It was redefined as "a gender identity related to ones kinself."2
It was redefined again as "a gender identity related to ones kintype. A kintype (or otherkin) relates to a non-human identification, like if one relates to plants and the spiritual, mental, and emotional conotations that come with that."3
It was again redefined as "a gender identity related to ones kintype. A kintype (or otherkin) relates to a non-human identification, like if one relates to plants and the spiritual, mental, and emotional conotations that come with that.
The identity is exclusive to those who identify as Otherkin, because the gender of people who identify as kingender is intertwined with their non-human identity. If you are not otherkin, you cannot be kingender as you do not experience a key part of this identity."4
It was again redefined as "a gender identity related to ones kintype. A kintype (or otherkin) relates to a non-human identification, like if one relates to plants and the spiritual, mental, and emotional conotations that come with that.
The kingender experience is different for everyone. Some people experience a change in their gender when they kinshift, some people feel that the reason they are their gender is because of their otherkin identity, for some people their gender might be a gender related to the non-human being/thing they identify as.
The identity is exclusive to those who identify as Otherkin, because the gender of people who identify as kingender is intertwined with their non-human identity. If you are not otherkin, you cannot be kingender as you do not experience a key part of this identity."5
It was again redefined as "a gender identity related to ones kintype. A kintype (or otherkin) relates to a non-human identification, like if one relates to plants and the spiritual, mental, and emotional conotations that come with that.
The kingender experience is different for everyone. Some expamples of what kingenders may experience are:
- a change in gender when they kinshift
- the experience of being a certain gender because of your identity (e.g. a dragonkin knowing they wouldn't be female if they weren't dragonkin)
- Identifying as a xenogender related to the being/thing you identify as because of your otherkin identity
The identity is exclusive to those who identify as Otherkin, because the gender of people who identify as kingender is intertwined with their non-human identity. If you are not otherkin, you cannot be kingender as you do not experience a key part of this identity."6
It was again redefined as "a gender identity related to ones kintype. A kintype (or otherkin) relates to a non-human identification, like if one relates to plants and the spiritual, mental, and emotional conotations that come with that.
The kingender experience is different for everyone. Some expamples of what kingenders may experience are:
- a change in gender when they kinshift (Kingenderfluid)
- the experience of being a certain gender because of your identity (e.g. a dragonkin knowing they wouldn't be female if they weren't dragonkin)
- Identifying as a xenogender related to your intype [sic]
The identity is exclusive to those who identify as Otherkin, because the gender of people who identify as kingender is intertwined with their non-human identity. If you are not otherkin, you cannot be kingender as you do not experience a key part of this identity."7
It was redefined again as "a gender identity related to ones kintype. A kintype (or otherkin) relates to a non-human identification, for example someone who identifies as a dragon on a spiritual, mental, or emotional degree.
The kingender experience is different for everyone. Some examples of what kingender people may experience are:
- a change in gender when one experiences a shifts (kingenderfluid)
- the experience of being a certain gender because of one's identity (e.g. a dragonkin knowing they wouldn't be female if they weren't dragonkin)
- Identifying as a xenogender related to one's kintype
This can be considered genderNH.
The identity is exclusive to those who identify as otherkin, because the gender of people who identify as kingender is intertwined with their non-human identity. If you are not otherkin, you cannot be kingender, as you do not experience a key part of this identity."8
It was redefined once again as "an umbrella term for a gender identity related to one's kintype. Otherkin refers to a non-human identification, for example someone who identifies as a dragon on a spiritual, mental, or emotional level. Kingender may include a change in gender when one experiences a shift, the experience of being a certain gender because of one's identity, or identifying as a xenogender related to one's kintype. The suffix -kinic may be used for kingenders."9
History
Coining History
Kingender was coined on or before July 25, 2014, by, at the time, anti-otherkin and troll Tumblr user Sadvaporwavebabe via MOGAI-Archive.10
It was redefined on June 18, 2020, by LGBTA Wiki user Pluralanomaly.11
It was again redefined on December 8, 2020, by LGBTA Wiki user LevityLBC.12
It was redefined for the third time on February 21, 2021, by LGBTA Wiki user Vine Maple.13
It was redefined for the fourth time on February 21, 2021, by LGBTA Wiki user Vine Maple.14
It was redefined for the fifth time on later the same date by the same user.15
It was redefined for the sixth time later the same date by the same user.16
It was redefined for the seventh time on May 3, 2021, by LGBTA Wiki user Reign of the Breadsticcs/Tumblr user MOGAI-Sunflowers.17
It was redefined for the eighth time on June 18, 2021, by Fandom User Ezgender.18
Flag and Symbol History
The flag was created by Pastelmemer and posted on Deviant-Art by Pride-Flags on September 7, 2015.19
The first redesign was made by Pride-Flags on Deviant-Art on Jul 29, 2016.20
The second redesign was made by now deleted Tumblr user Nova-Pride-Flags on or before July 29, 2016.
The third redesigns were made by an LGBTA Wiki user going by Adora on January 6, 2021.21
The fourth redesign was made by an unknown person, likely LGBTA Wiki user Rein of the Breadsticcs, on or before May 3, 2021.22
As of June 8, 2022, Kingender doesn't have a symbol.
Etymology
Kingender's etymology was never posted
Suggested Pronouns
Kingender doesn't have any suggested pronouns.
Related Genders
Subsets
This gender doesn't have any subsets
Similar or Otherwise Related Genders
See Also
Gallery
Original Flag, Redesigns, and Symbol(s)
Original
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First Redesign
| First Kingender Redesign |
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Second Redesign
| Second Kingender Redesign |
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Third Redesigns
Fourth Redesign
| Fourth Kingender Redesign |
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