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⋆⁺₊⋆ ☁︎ Bambi - SFW 2022 ☁︎ ⋆⁺₊⋆
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▸ NAME - Bambi ◂
▸ SPECIES - Rabbit/Deer/Fox Mix ◂
▸ AGE - Early 20's ◂
▸ PRONOUNS - It/Its ◂
▸ GENDER - Arosxenoboy ◂
Category Artwork (Digital) / General Furry Art
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Heya, no problem!
The first flag is actually a custom flag I made for myself - it's a combination of Agenderflux, Rosboy and Xenoboy.
The second flag represents Amid - being on the Asexual and Aromantic spectrums simultaneously while not identifying 100% with either label.
The first flag is actually a custom flag I made for myself - it's a combination of Agenderflux, Rosboy and Xenoboy.
The second flag represents Amid - being on the Asexual and Aromantic spectrums simultaneously while not identifying 100% with either label.
Okay, thanks !
It's cool to see people/characters with... little-known labels (if I can say it like this). Cuz, as a fluiflux neutrois aegosexual omni/uranic most-likely-to prefer-a-queerplatonic-relationship-than-a-romantic-relationship person, sometimes it's nice to see that, you're not the only one with a too long label list
It's cool to see people/characters with... little-known labels (if I can say it like this). Cuz, as a fluiflux neutrois aegosexual omni/uranic most-likely-to prefer-a-queerplatonic-relationship-than-a-romantic-relationship person, sometimes it's nice to see that, you're not the only one with a too long label list
Dude (if I may call you that), I totally understand! Finding other microlabel users is so validating, even if you have like totally opposite labels haha
The flags I put are just the most barebones description I have for myself honestly, I have a whole carrd I made just for myself and my qpp to have as like a personal gender/pronouns notepad and I love it a ton
I update it whenever I discover something new about myself or find a better term, helps a ton
Keep being your awesome, unique self btw ^-^
The flags I put are just the most barebones description I have for myself honestly, I have a whole carrd I made just for myself and my qpp to have as like a personal gender/pronouns notepad and I love it a ton
I update it whenever I discover something new about myself or find a better term, helps a ton
Keep being your awesome, unique self btw ^-^
You can definitly call me dude ! I'm afab, so people always call me she/feminine apellations. Honestly I don't mind, I'm used to it. But I like when people call me "masculine"/neutral terms :3 I use all pronouns but everyone call me she :| (especially since my language doesn't have gender neutral)
Anyways
Microlabels are sure a lot of fun ! Sometimes I find one that fits me just right, like demifluidflux (fluidflux + constant gender, being neutrois in this case) but hard to keep track of, since there's just so many and so little people use them...
Anyways (again)
Realmyice fursona ! Luv the design :3
May I see you gender/pronouns carrd ? I'm a little curious about this kind of things. If you don't mind of course !
It reminds me that I have to update my en.pronouns page... ack
Anyways
Microlabels are sure a lot of fun ! Sometimes I find one that fits me just right, like demifluidflux (fluidflux + constant gender, being neutrois in this case) but hard to keep track of, since there's just so many and so little people use them...
Anyways (again)
Realmyice fursona ! Luv the design :3
May I see you gender/pronouns carrd ? I'm a little curious about this kind of things. If you don't mind of course !
It reminds me that I have to update my en.pronouns page... ack
Ah, I know the feeling. I'm out at work but everyone keeps calling me she, even though they do use my preferred name so it makes it a little better I suppose..
English is pretty fluid so the pronouns are all I have to worry about, I never really considered what conversations are like in places with more gendered-speech. I saw on your profile that you're from/live in/are French, correct?
If you don't mind my asking, is it difficult for new words and usage to pass around in French, compared to English? I know the usual process here is that if something doesn't fit, you just make up a term yourself or cobble together a few others, but I understand if this isn't as accepted in other places.
And thanks again~ I can totally show you my carrd! I'll send it to you in a note, it's not a page of the carrd I generally link to.
English is pretty fluid so the pronouns are all I have to worry about, I never really considered what conversations are like in places with more gendered-speech. I saw on your profile that you're from/live in/are French, correct?
If you don't mind my asking, is it difficult for new words and usage to pass around in French, compared to English? I know the usual process here is that if something doesn't fit, you just make up a term yourself or cobble together a few others, but I understand if this isn't as accepted in other places.
And thanks again~ I can totally show you my carrd! I'll send it to you in a note, it's not a page of the carrd I generally link to.
Yup, I'm French !
And yes, it is very difficult to make/use new words. Mostly for two reasons :
1. It annoys people that queer peope make new terms. Lgbtq+ is taboo here. Here's an example, based on a recent conversation with my family : France is not thr most homophobic country, gay marriage is allowed and all (of course there's still assholes, but still, It's not the worst place to be queer). However, the thing that bother people is that it's shown too much : it's like religion, it primarily affect your personal life, so you don't have to talk about it too much. I partially agree with that : it's something personal, there is no need to show/talk about it too much. Of course, it's an important information sometimes, but some people out there (like my sibling) are really much into it and only talk about it, and trust me, THAT is annoying, cuz it's like... their only peronality traits. Now don't get me wrong, I'm not hating on the queer community rn, it's just that... sometimes it's too much, it becomes uncomfortable. Also maybe it's because of my family. They're not homophobic, but kinda close-minded. My sibling is a pansexual trans girl, and they know it but they think it's stupid, since she's only 15 d don't know anything about life (also she's an absolute b¡tch and I hate her). So yeah, I got a little carried away but queer is a taboo subject for most of the people
2. It sounds bad ? I mean, phonetically. There is a neutral pronoun in french : iel (combo of "il" (masculine) and "elle" (feminine)) but excuse me, it sounds so bad ?? Like it's a word that's not supposed to be there. French has a lot of words, it's a very complete language... and making new words ? It sounds weird, bad. Idk how to explain it. In english, it's smooth, it almost sounds like this word already existed, but in french, it's like throwing rocks at your ears.
I have no idea if it's clear, but yeah. Making new words, especially for the queer community, is not very welcomed in France
And yes, it is very difficult to make/use new words. Mostly for two reasons :
1. It annoys people that queer peope make new terms. Lgbtq+ is taboo here. Here's an example, based on a recent conversation with my family : France is not thr most homophobic country, gay marriage is allowed and all (of course there's still assholes, but still, It's not the worst place to be queer). However, the thing that bother people is that it's shown too much : it's like religion, it primarily affect your personal life, so you don't have to talk about it too much. I partially agree with that : it's something personal, there is no need to show/talk about it too much. Of course, it's an important information sometimes, but some people out there (like my sibling) are really much into it and only talk about it, and trust me, THAT is annoying, cuz it's like... their only peronality traits. Now don't get me wrong, I'm not hating on the queer community rn, it's just that... sometimes it's too much, it becomes uncomfortable. Also maybe it's because of my family. They're not homophobic, but kinda close-minded. My sibling is a pansexual trans girl, and they know it but they think it's stupid, since she's only 15 d don't know anything about life (also she's an absolute b¡tch and I hate her). So yeah, I got a little carried away but queer is a taboo subject for most of the people
2. It sounds bad ? I mean, phonetically. There is a neutral pronoun in french : iel (combo of "il" (masculine) and "elle" (feminine)) but excuse me, it sounds so bad ?? Like it's a word that's not supposed to be there. French has a lot of words, it's a very complete language... and making new words ? It sounds weird, bad. Idk how to explain it. In english, it's smooth, it almost sounds like this word already existed, but in french, it's like throwing rocks at your ears.
I have no idea if it's clear, but yeah. Making new words, especially for the queer community, is not very welcomed in France
Ah, that does make sense. Having people who only want to talk about LGBT++ is pretty draining. I could go on or listen about labels and history for hours at a time, but it being the only thing to focus on? Could never do it.
Especially if it isn't as open compared to USA, even with all the problems over here at least we've been able to robustly talk about it in the open.
And having it sound bad or out of place definitely doesn't help. In English I know there's been quite a few terms that people rebranded to make sound better, or at least have the label not be so terribly long, but it still kinda fit even before.
I hope it gets easier over time for you and others around you- whether that's finding a different neutral that sounds more natural or at least people being more flexible (when possible) in their wording for those who need it.
Especially if it isn't as open compared to USA, even with all the problems over here at least we've been able to robustly talk about it in the open.
And having it sound bad or out of place definitely doesn't help. In English I know there's been quite a few terms that people rebranded to make sound better, or at least have the label not be so terribly long, but it still kinda fit even before.
I hope it gets easier over time for you and others around you- whether that's finding a different neutral that sounds more natural or at least people being more flexible (when possible) in their wording for those who need it.
Well, about neutrality... I like to write, and sometimes I have non-binary characters in my stories. But as "iel" sounds terribly bad, and there's no gender-neutral in general, I decided to make my own gener-neutral system. Basically in french, when you talk rapidly about someone, most of the time you pronounce "il" and "elle" "y". So using "y" As a neutral pronoun sounds much more natural. There's also "ille" that I like, but it's pronounced the same as "il", so it's only for writing.
Maybe oke day I'll become a popular writer and "y" will be popularized ?
Haha
Maybe oke day I'll become a popular writer and "y" will be popularized ?
Haha
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