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[[File:Fasmagender.png|thumb|The fasmagender flag by azzura711]]
'''Fasmagender''' is a [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] gender where one feels partly [[Woman|female]], and partly [[Man|male]], but also feels separated from the male/female gender spectrum and feels like a gender on its own. It can be described as a combination of [[androgyne]] and [[aporagender]]. Like androgyne people, fasmagender people don't have to feel the same amounts of each gender. For example, they can be 60% male, 25% non-binary and 15% female.
Similar terms include [[ambonec]].
== History ==
The term fasmagender was coined by Scratch user azzurra711 in October 2020 to describe his own experiences with gender, since he couldn't find anything that fit him.<ref>https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/432116113/</ref>
== Eytmology ==
The prefix fasma- comes from the Greek word ''φάσμα'', meaning "spectrum".
== Resources ==
<references />
[[Category:Gender]]
[[Category:Androgynous Genders]]
[[Category:Abinary Genders]]
'''Fasmagender''' is a [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] gender where one feels partly [[Woman|female]], and partly [[Man|male]], but also feels separated from the male/female gender spectrum and feels like a gender on its own. It can be described as a combination of [[androgyne]] and [[aporagender]]. Like androgyne people, fasmagender people don't have to feel the same amounts of each gender. For example, they can be 60% male, 25% non-binary and 15% female.
Similar terms include [[ambonec]].
== History ==
The term fasmagender was coined by Scratch user azzurra711 in October 2020 to describe his own experiences with gender, since he couldn't find anything that fit him.<ref>https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/432116113/</ref>
== Eytmology ==
The prefix fasma- comes from the Greek word ''φάσμα'', meaning "spectrum".
== Resources ==
<references />
[[Category:Gender]]
[[Category:Androgynous Genders]]
[[Category:Abinary Genders]]