I have doubts that [a femslash meme] would be very long-lived

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AYRT
Poking at this list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fictional_non-binary_characters some characters who feel very much Not Gendered One Way or The Other:

Characters who are literally a male character and a female character smooshed together: Steveonnie from Steven Universe, Davepetasprite from Homestuck.

Characters who have literally zero gender markers, where the writer deliberately leaves it vague whether they're non binary or just a male/female character whose gender has never been stated: Frisk from Undertale,Vaarsuvius from Order of the Stick.

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[(Anonymous)]

"Characters who are literally a male character and a female character smooshed together"

"a male character"

"male"

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[(Anonymous)]

I think they're bringing them up as examples of characters who don't seem to fit this meme.

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Uh, I think you're not understanding. I don't Honestuck, but Stevonnie is both a combination of Steven and Connie and a separate entity with their own personality. In Steven Universe, fusions are greater than the sum of their parts

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AYRT

In case it's not clear: I'm not asking if Steven/Connie would be relevant to this meme because that's male character/female character, which is clearly het.

What I'm checking is: would Stevonnie/Sadie be relevant? That's nonbinary character/female character, where the non binary character is the combination of a male character (Steven) and a female character (Connie) into a new combined personality (Stevonnie).

I mean you could classify it as m/f/f and exclude it for that reason. Especially since Steven and Connie are well defined characters we see a lot, and who do surface as individuals within Stevonnie. But I don't think this is explicitly covered by the rules as they currently stand.