​First, let's talk about what this website is NOT!  It is NOT about gender identity. Unfortunately, in today's world, gender is conflated with sex.  Sex is defined by biological characteristics and chromosomes.  Gender is a social construct that defines characteristics associated with being a man (male) or woman (female) - stereotyped sex roles that define how men/women should act and dress and what jobs they can do or what they're allowed to achieve and much more.  Most people don't fit the strict definitions, characteristics or established ideas of man and woman (we call these gender boxes), and we want to live in a world without gender boxes, where people can simply step outside those boxes and be their unique selves. Our goal is to create language for females that is strictly sex/biology-based and does not define  the roles or characteristics of the female sex.  

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We believe that the only path to true equality and happiness is for people to be free of gender boxes and to simply be who they are without the confines of gender.  That's why we are creating words to reflect our sex/biology and replace gendered language.  This is especially important to females since the gender "woman/women" has typically been viewed as inferior to the gender "man/men". 

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Check out our new dixxtionary below of Femxx (female) words.  Many words in the English language that refer to anything feMALE make woMEN extensions of Males/Men and diminutive to males.  SexxLingo is  language that allows FEmales to be our strong, powerful, amazing selves with words that reflect our sex/biology-based uniqueness.  Femxx words (representing our xx chromosones)  gets the "man" out of our language. No more woMAN, woMEN, feMALE, sHE, HEr, or anything else that has "man" or "male"in it.  How about using Ova and double xx's?  The Femxx Dixxtionary on this page contains a list of new words that are unique to us!!   (The xx endings are meant to be both singular and plural.) 

Other words included in the Dixxtionary are words that refer to both male and femxx but contain "his" (history), "man" (sportsman), etc.  We are suggesting new forms of some of these words to make our language more inclusive of everyone. 

Please send us your suggestions or additions by using the "Contact Us" section below.   We'll update the dixxtionary with new appropriate words as we go.   We hope you'll share this webpage with other femxx!  Let's start the Ovalution!!