User:Oli sunny 12/Orbitalgender
Orbitalgender is a gender identity defined by the existence of an absolute central gender, around which other genders may orbit.
An orbitalgender person defines themselves as 100% of a specific gender, whether binary (female or male) or non-binary/neutral, and at the same time recognizes a real identification with other gender(s). These identifications exist in parallel, functioning as orbits around a fixed center. The fundamental point of orbitalgender is that there is no percentage, sum, or alternation. The central identity is not "partially," not "majority," and not in transition. It is complete in itself. The orbital identifications do not reduce, dilute, or contradict this central gender; they only coexist with it.
Orbitalmasc: an identity within orbitalgender in which the person defines themselves as 100% masculine, having masculinity as their central and absolute gender. At the same time, they may recognize a real identification with other genders. These identifications do not make the gender "partially" masculine, nor do they indicate transition or fluidity: the masculine remains complete, even in the presence of other gender references.
Orbitalfem: an identity in which the person defines themselves as 100% feminine, with the feminine occupying the fixed center of their gender identity. Even so, genuine identifications with other genders may exist, orbiting the feminine core without competing with it. Orbitalfem does not involve percentages, mixing, or alternation; the feminine gender is neither reduced nor shared, but remains absolute, while other identifications coexist in a non-exclusive way.
Orbitalneutral: an identity in which the person defines themselves as 100% neutral or non-binary, having neutrality as the central and complete gender. Even so, the person may genuinely identify with binary genders or other genders, which orbit this neutral identity without transforming it into something partial or undefined. Orbitalneutral describes an experience in which non-binary gender is whole and sufficient in itself, even though it is not isolated from other gender identifications.
Note: not to be confused with orbgender or orbitgender.