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Astroblemelexic - a gender related to the word "astrobleme" !

[Image ID: A flag with seven equal horizontal stripes. In descending order, the stripes are dark red, crimson, burgundy, dark burgundy, moderate grey, light grey, and lighter grey. In the center, there is a dark burgundy square with a thinner and slightly longer dark burgundy rectangle running vertically through it. End ID.]

Made my own version of the Malagender (link) flag because the one I found didn't really resonate with me!

[Image ID: A flag with five equal horizontal stripes. In descending order, the stripes are navy blue, light blue, blue white, pink, and light purple. End ID.]

dreampunkaesic - a (xeno)gender connected to the dreamy and/or ethereal aesthetic and the punk subculture!

[ID: Three images. The first image is a flag with four equal horizontal stripes. In descending order, the stripes are light pink, pastel blue, pastel purple, and dark grey. The second image is a flag with six equal horizontal stripes. In descending order, the stripes are light pink, pale red, pastel yellow, pastel blue, plum purple, and dark grey. The third image is a flag with eleven equal horizontal stripes. In descending order, the stripes are light pink, pastel pink, pale red, pastel orange, pastel yellow, mint green, pastel blue, pastel purple, plum purple, dark plum purple, and dark grey. End ID.]

Sanguigalactic: a (xeno)gender related to galaxies made of blood, galaxies that are the color of blood, blood moons, and/or looking up at the red sky and seeing galaxies!

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Etymology: Sangui (from sanguis, the latin word for blood) + galactic.

Unsure how this would be pronounced, sorry! /gen

Simplified flag below the cut:

[Image ID: A flag with seven horizontal stripes of equal length. In descending order, the stripes are pink, red, dark red, crimson red, magenta, purple, and plum purple. End ID.]

Rhopalostormic (ROW - pah - low - STORM - ick): a gender related to butterflies flying through violent storms, such as hurricanes, tornadoes, etc!

Etymology: Rhopalo (from Rhopalocera, the suborder pertaining to butterflies) + storm + ic

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[Image ID: A flag with seven horizontal stripes. In descending order, the stripes are light blue, blue grey, grey, dark grey, grey maroon, brown, and dusty red. In the center, there is a white graphic of the outline of a butterfly. End ID.]

I got the butterfly symbol from the noun project! I recommend checking it out!

Flag without the butterfly symbol below:

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Stellapolyhedric (STELL - uh - pahl - ee - HEE - drick) - A (xeno)gender related to stellated polyhedra!

[Image ID: A flag with nine horizontal stripes. In descending order, its stripes are red orange, orange, yellow, pastel yellow, off white, pastel green, sky blue, blue, and purple. End ID.]