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Catgender is a xenogender in which someone feels an extremely strong connection to cats or other felines, either strongly identifying with them or simply wanting to incorporate them into their gender to better understand their identity. It is used to describe a gender that feels feline. Catgender individuals can still identify as a binary gender while being catgender. Catgender was created by an autistic individual to better define nya’s gender experience, but anyone may identify with catgender. Catgender may also be used by someone who identifies heavily identifies with cats or one could be catkin.
Catgender, like all xenos, is not limited to neurodivergent people, anyone can be catgender.
One who identifies as catgender may use any pronouns, including nya/nyan, mew/purr, kit/kits, or binary pronouns, they/them, or mixtures.
Similar terms include: catboy, catgirl, and nyan-binary, but personal self-descriptive terms can be used.
Flag[]
On the pride flag with the emblem, the cat emblem represents unity and solidarity with other xenogender individuals. The darker pink stripe at the top stands for feminine-leaning catgender individuals, and the light pink represents the feline/catlike feeling that comes with being catgender. The purple stripe in the middle is for unaligned catgender individuals. The light blue stripe represents gender nonconformity, and gender non-conforming catgender individuals. The darker blue stripe at the bottom represents masculine-leaning catgender individuals.
Subsets[]
Felinegender[]
Felinegender is a gender identity in which one's catgender is connected to a specific breed or species of cat.
Meowgender[]
Meowgender is a gender identity in which one connects their gender identity with adult or otherwise older cats.
Mewgender[]
Mewgender is a gender identity in which one connects their gender with kittens or otherwise younger cats.
Catnipgender[]
Catnipgender is a gender identity in which one is catgender, and also is connected to other genders which may be described as hyperactive, funny, or crazy. One's gender may also include cat-like features or tendencies.