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demiboyflux 

Demiboyflux is a combination of demiboy and boyflux. Demiboyflux individuals have some connection to maleness but this connection fluctuates. At their most male, demiboyflux individuals feel like a demiboy. At their least male, they may feel like another gender.

The term may also be interpreted as someone who is partially, but not fully, boyflux.

The female counterpart is demigirlflux its neutral counterpart is demigenderflux
DBF stands "demiboyflux"

furry is terrible at keeping secrets

sky; hey furry told me that you are demiboyflux is that true
DBF; she wasn't meant to tell anyone but yes
sky; cool did you know i am nonb....
DBF; yes i already know your nonbinary it realy obvious you don't have to be the centre of attention you know
sky; um... you don't have to be so rude about your gender
DBF; sorry just annoyed at furry telling someone about my gender
demiboyflux by ghost April 14, 2023
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Demigenderflux - demigirlflux and demiboyflux 

People who feel more of a connection to masculinity their masculinity fluctuates causing their gender to change. It’s like genderfluid but the individual never fully feels like a girl or a boy. At their most fem they might feel like a demigirl and at their most masc they might feel like a demiboy and sometimes feel any gender in between those. (Gender made by @vampiirekid on tiktok)
Oh yeah today they’re feeling more masc and want to use he/they pronouns today. His gender is demiboyflux. - Demigenderflux - demigirlflux and demiboyflux.”
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