Faunetflux

Voidfaunetflux is a gender identity in which one is gendervoid, but connected to faunetflux in some way.

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I think I already know the answer to this, but I'm gonna make sure, anyways, can faunetflux mean your gender is fluid but is genderflux sometimes but just not completely female? If not, is there a gender like this?

Hi, id like the faunetflux and trifluix flag to be mixed, since I figured out those are my genders.

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Question 1: What are the criteria that need to be met to be faunetflux? Sorry, I'm a scientific person; I view everything as data or a checklist.

Question 2: Many people have told me that my gender sounds like fluidflux, but I'm not sure about that because I personally don't understand what it means. How can your gender go from 100%+ to 0% *and* be fluid between other genders? /genq Is it just being fluid between their sublabels, e.g., man, sortaboy, hemiboy, demiboy, etc.?

— Rowan (they/them)

Could someone ask me questions to see if I'm faunetflux or simply genderfaunet? It's really bothering that I can't tell which one I am. Asking questions seems to be one of the best ways for me to learn.

I'm looking at the wiki and I like faunetflux, it's a Fluidflux identity, meaning while being fluid it's also fluctuations in intensity.

But I still don't know if my gender is fluid or if it's flux. Any ideas on how to tell the difference?

Aren't genderfaunet and faunetflux the same thing?

• For 1, both pages say they experience the /same/ genders.

• 2. I thought the bottom of the gender black whole was agender/genderless/gendervoid so how do they both cover it if only one gender is flux and the other is fluid?

• And 3. If someone is mostly a man, never a full woman and changes between men, fingenders, gender neutral, androgynous, and genderless identities, which one would they be?

Cousin: Are you demigirl?

Me: No.

C: What are your pronouns?

Me: Good question. (Lie sorta)

Idk if I want to go by any/all irl or just she/they/he or she/they/fae/he to make it easier.