Gendersilen
Gendersilen (or Genderùruisg) is a form of genderfluidity that does not encompass genders that are women-aligned, fiaspec, or anything similar. Gendersilen individuals tend not to feel fingenders unless it is also man-aligned like rosboy. Gendersilen is under the genderfaunet umbrella.
This identity is to specifically include any genders under the umbrella terms: Mingender, Agingender, Ningender, Aporagender and Xenogender.
It should also be noted that xenogenders that may be viewed as feminine by society, but are not defined as being feminine-aligned, are included.
History
The name silenfluix was first suggested by LateNightPonderings[2] on a gender query post made by Faeteller[1] on the Gender Wiki[3], 20/07/22. This was in reference to the Greek deity Silenus who resembled a satyr but with attributes of a horse rather than a goat- a combination of Genderfaun and Gendersatyr.
Faeteller[1] then made another post for feedback on July 21st, 2022, for both Gendersilen and Gendersilkie , where the term was first used on a post. The term 'Gendersilen' being used to fit more with the other genders under the Genderfaunet umbrella.
Flag + Details
![Gendersilen flag by Faeteller[1] on Gender Wiki.](/index.php/File:Gendersilen_flag.jpg)
![Gendersilen flag (older version)[4]](/index.php/File:Gendersilen_(older_version).jpg)
Extra Notes
Just as 'silen' is in reference of being a combination of both Genderfaun and Gendersatyr, 'ùruisg' (possibly pronounced as urisk) is a type of Scottish folklore Brownie that are 'sometimes described as half-man and half-goat'. This is meant to complement the genders stated before, as another addition of a half-man half-goat.
