Aporagender

Definitions and Usage
Aporagender describes a gender that is not male, female, or in between. It is a strongly gendered feeling (not agender), but can be considered neutral by some. Aporagender can be used as an umbrella term (for example, for many xenogenders would be considered as an aporagender) or a specific identity.

Related Terms
Although aporagender falls under the large nonbinary umbrella, they are not synonyms; ilyagender is also often confused for it. Maverique and some xenogenders would be considered under the aporagender umbrella.

Flags
The original flag uses the blue, pink, and purple combination on the edges, and yellow in the center, to represent aporagender's separation from the binary. Here's what the alternate flag creator said about their flag's meaning: * Yellow and green are two colors that are equally strongly associated with non-binary identity that stands completely separate from a pink/blue female/male point of reference.
 * Teal refers here to the validity of aporagender identities that may SEEM similar to maleness/masculinity or femaleness/femininity, but are distinctly their own separate gender feelings.
 * I chose the black diagonal stripe in opposition to white, which frequently references lack, absence or void; here, I’m using black to signify the presence of a specific gender feeling. Its diagonal orientation refers to the existence of these genders on a plane completely distinct from the binary.