Aethergender
Aethergender is a xenogender that feels very wide, commanding, breathtaking and powerful.
Etymology
"Aether" means a clear sky or the regions above the clouds.
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Definitions
- definition: a gender that feels very wide, commanding, breathtaking and powerful, linked to the vast expanse of space. can be used as aethergirl/boy/nonbinary etc[1] - Original submission, 2014
- A gender that feels very wide, commanding, breathtaking and powerful. - Pride-color-schemes, 2016[2]
History
A user named royalgummi at the time submitted this to MOGAI-archive. Purrloinsucks, a Tumblr blog that archived posts from MOGAI-archive, has a reblog of the original coining post dated August 25th, 2014.[1] Pride-color-schemes published a flag post for it in 2016.[2]
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Flags
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[image description: a flag with nine stripes. the top and bottom stripes are purple, and the center stripe is green. the other stripes are slightly different shades to look like a gradient] Eleven stripe flag by Tumblr user pride-library[3]
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[image description: a flag with three stripes. from top to bottom they are: green, yellow, grey. two concentric circles are overlaid on the upper-left corner, slightly cut off by the top and left border. the inner circle is grey, and the outer is light grey] Redesign by an anonymous submitter to Pride-Flags on Deviant Art[4]
The flags were designed by an anonymous user, with HD versions and image descriptions made by pride-color-schemes. The anonymous said of their flag: “I chose yellow and green because those are colors i associate with nonbinaryness. Grey feels like a very wide color to me that also signifies a “lack of breath” (breathtaking) so I chose that as well. the cutoff circle motifs are there because they go beyond the confines of the flag itself and the lighter grey represents a sort of “aura” to go with the “commanding & powerful” parts of the definition”, and for the second flag the colors simply aesthetically representing visualizations of the aether."[2]