Godgender or Deusgender is a religigender identity with multiple definitions:
- One's gender is (or makes them feel like they themselves are) deities and/or acknowledges a divine aspect within oneself. Traditionally, these include gods (male deities), goddesses (female deities), and demigods (partially divine beings).
- One's gender pertains to godliness/something holy, meaning it’s an untouched and unaltered version of gender, has no “passing” form, and is outside of masculinity and femininity (can meld with feminine/masculine genders, but does not usually carry societies’ norms when this happens)
- A nonbinary kingender for beings identifying as deities or acknowledging a divine aspect within themselves.
Godgender beings may choose to additionally identify as agender, intersex, transgender, and/or pangender.
Subsets[]
Godenby/Deusenby/Goddexgender[]
A subset of godgender in which one's gender is godgender and melded with a nonbinary gender(s).
Godgirl/Deusgirl/Goddessgender/Deusgal/Godgal[]
A subset of godgender in which one's gender is godgender and melded with a feminine gender(s).
Godboy/Deusboy/Deusogender/Deusguy/Godguy[]
A subset of godgender in which one's gender is godgender and melded with a masculine gender(s).
Godagender/Deusagender/Adeusgender/Godagen/Godagin[]
A subset of godgender in which one's gender is godgender and melded with an agender identity(-ies).
Demigodgender/Goddemigender/Semideusgender[]
A subset of godgender and demigender in which one's gender is partially godgender, partially something else.
Etymology[]
The prefix in desugender is from the Latin word for god, deus.
Gallery[]
![Godgender Flag by Fandom user Aitor Garin[1]](/wiki/File:Godgender.png "Godgender.png (14 KB)")
Godgender Flag by Fandom user Aitor Garin[1]
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Alternate Godgender Flag Fandom user Aitor Garin[3]