Demigender

Demigender is an umbrella term for non-binary gender identities that feel a partial, but not full, connection to a particular gender. Anyone can be demigender regardless of what gender they were assigned at birth, and demigender individuals may identify as another gender in combination with their demigender identity.

Etymology
"Demigender" is derived from the prefix demi-, meaning "half" or "partially". The prefix is derived from the Old French word demi, meaning "half", which was derived from the Latin word dimidius.

Identities under the umbrella
Demigender identities include, but are not limited to, those below.

Demigirl
Demigirl: A person who is partially girl; someone who partially, but not entirely, identifies as a woman or otherwise feminine.

Demiboy
Demiboy: A person who is partially boy; someone who partially, but not entirely, identifies as a man or otherwise masculine.

Demifluid
Demifluid: A person whose gender is fluid through other demigenders; a person with multiple genders, some static and some fluid.

Demiflux
Demiflux: A person who has multiple genders, some static and some fluctuating in intensity.

Flag
The demigender pride flag has seven stripes: two outer stripes in gray, two in lighter gray, and two in yellow with one white stripe in the center. There is no widely confirmed meaning, but it is thought that the varying shades of gray may represent different levels of genderlessness and the partial connection to a certain gender, the white may represent all genders as it does in the non-binary flag, and the yellow may represent non-masculine and non-feminine genders. Other common variations of the demigender flag include the demigirl pride flag, demiboy pride flag, and demifluid pride flag. The meanings are assumed to be the same as the demigender flag, except the yellow stripes are instead replaced with pink, blue, and yellow stripes. The pink stripes in the demigirl flag symbolize femininity/feminine genders, while the blue stripes in the demiboy flag symbolize masculinity/masculine genders. It is assumed that the gradient pink, yellow, and blue stripes in the demifluid flag represent fluidity between feminine, masculine, and non-binary genders. There is also the demiflux flag, which appears to be a combination of the demigirl, demigender, and demiboy flags.

Agender
Agender and demigender are both under the non-binary umbrella, but there are differences between the two identities. Agender people typically feel like they have no gender at all, with some defining their gender as being neither a man nor a woman. Demigender people, on the other hand, still feel a partial connection to certain genders, and may feel tied to being a man or woman in some way, like demigirls and demiboys. However, because demigender people may identify as another gender in combination with demigender, a demigender person can still partially identify with the agender identity.

Genderfluid
Genderfluid and demigender are both considered non-binary identities, but genderfluidity often gets confused with being demigender. Genderfluid people feel like their gender fluctuates and changes over time, causing them to move between different genders; they can feel like a certain gender one day and another gender the next day. Demigender people, however, are always tied in some way to a particular gender, while other aspects of their gender identity may be fluid or in flux.

Demisexual
Demisexual and demigender, although they share the same prefix, are two completely different terms. Demisexuality is a sexual orientation, while demigender is a gender identity. A demisexual person is someone who does not experience sexual attraction to others until they form a strong emotional bond with someone first. Even though these terms are not related, someone who is demigender may also be demisexual and vice versa.