@boyfish
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Gay Alt text: A rectangular flag with seven equal-width horizontal stripes: dark green, greenish cyan, teal, white, cyan, purply blue, purple
Transmasculine Alt text: A rectangular flag with seven equal-width horizontal stripes creating a gradient from pink on top, through blue in the middle, to pink on the bottom
Pupgender This flag has been uploaded by a user. The team of pronouns.page is not responsible for it. Pupgender — a gender that is small, lively, cute and any other quality associated with puppies, that is puppy-like and/or connected to puppies or dogs. Alt text: The flag consists of 5 stripes; the colours are lime green, white, a mild yellow, a mild orange, and a slightly faded blue. there is a pale red pawprint in the middle. The green stripe represents energy and livelihood. The white stripe represents softness and innocence. The yellow stripe represents playfulness. The orange stripe represents creativity and youthfulness. The blue stripe represents calm and tranquility. The red paw-print represents autism acceptance and acknowledges/honours the common correlat
Names
- boyfish
- dead names
- fishboy
- pest
- partynoob/poob
Words
Honorifics
- [no honorific]
- mx.
- mr.
- ms.
- sir
- ma'am
- madam
- sai
- mir
- shazam
- zam
- comrade
Person and family descriptions
- person
- man
- woman
- lady
- dude
- enby
- boy
- girl
- buddy
- pal
- bro
- sis
- sib
Compliments
- pretty
- handsome
- cute
- hot
- sexy
Relationship descriptions
- friend
- boyfriend
- girlfriend
- enbyfriend
- joyfriend
- husband
- malewife
- kissmate
- darling
- beloved
- boo
- honey
- baby
- custom, added by the user:
- = no
- = yeee
- = i dont mind
- = joke
- = only if supa close!!!
- = only luv
- Card created: 2023-03-10
- Card last updated: 2025-03-05
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