Genderflux chart by Benton[1]
Gender intensity refers to the levels of how much someone can feel a certain gender, or a measurable amount of gender. It's used to describe the fluctuating or changing experience of genderflux people.[2]
It is not always quantifiable, but there are specific labels for people who quantify subjectively. For example, someone who feels they are mostly boy could identify as magiboy, a form of demiboy. Someone who feels they exceed certain gender could use supragender. Someone who feels a small amount of specific gender could use libragender, nan0gender, pixelgender, parvusgender, microgender, or minigender. These identities are usually classified as demigender.[3] Someone who feels half a gender half another gender could use semigender or hemigender.
Someone experiencing a regular or absolute amount of a gender would be comgender, allogender, or eugender. There's also the negative or null spectrum, in negatrois, nultrois or neutrois/leptrois, such as antigender, nongender, or agender. Zerogender can be seen as a fluidity between antigender and its given eugender, and suprantigender when something transcends the antigender experience.
Usually, the other side can be anything or something else that may be known or unknown, defined or undefined.
See also[]
- Gender spectrum
- The Aspect-Aligned Gender Spectrum
- Fluidflux
- Demiflux
- Diastimian
- Gendersolid
- Hypergender
- Paragender
- Suptilian