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Trans posi & LGBT+ edits! [Icon ID: The libragender flag with a green stripe and a libra symbol in the middle. Made by me. End ID.] [Header ID: The librafluid flag with the rainbow gradient. End ID.]

[libragender]

Request Rules • Carrd • Links

As long as you’re not on my DNI, you can use my edits with credit!

Request Status: Closed

Restrictions: No pronoun flags (recolors are fine)

[libragender]

hi! i don't think i've ever seen that blue and purple lesbian flag before. do you know what the story behind it is? thanks!

It’s a redesign made by @seer-of-lxght. I don’t have the coining post link off hand, sorry. ^^;

[libragender]

(color theory anon) tysm! youre very patient and cool

No problem, and thanks. ^^

[libragender]

wait i forgot to ask, sorry 😭 which aroace flag did you use as a base, if any? (im trying to learn more about color theory)

Oh, the one by @aroaesflags! :)

[libragender]

post/638256630525526016 - made mashing colors with @seer-of-lxght's lesbian flag?

Yup! The monument lesbian flag is my default lesbian flag.

[libragender]

Hi ummm this isn’t a request ik they’re closed but seeing as you’ve got the Libragender masterpost, could you maybe add info about Libralesbian/Libradyke and their flags? (lgbtqia.wiki/ wiki/ Libradyke)

I haven’t updated that list in a while because it’s easier to use my libragender umbrella tag. So I’m just gonna publish this ask and use that tag. Here’s a hyperlink to the page. (Archive)

[kenochoric-moved]

Agenderfluid flag

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Agenderfluid: A form of genderfluidity that:

1. Always ends up returning back to agender; one might experience some forms of genderfluidity, but they always end up circling back around to being agender. This may be seen as having agender as a "base."

2. Is fluid, yet always agender, such as someone who moves between being an agender man and agender woman. They are fluid between alignments or secondary genders, but they are always agender first and foremost.

3. Is fluid between any/all variants of agender, or someone's identity is always partially agender while their other gender(s) are fluid (See: Kymfluid people who are agender + a fluid gender.)

4. Various other experiences not listed here. So long as one considers their genderfluidity to be affected by agenderism (or vice versa) in some way, they can be agenderfluid.

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Symbol is an HD rendition of the one by @themogaidragon.

Flag created by me, vaguely inspired by some other renditions of the flag but not by very much.

I did not create the term "agenderfluid," but I've noticed that many wikis and the like have tried to put a single definition on a term that is extremely varied, just like genderfluidity itself. As such, this is an attempt to make a broad, all-encompassing form of it that includes many varieties of agenderfluid experiences.

[strawberry-crocodile]

As a trans woman, I have a lot of behaviors that i am VERY EXCITED to do that are considered traditionally feminine. And I think the General Societal Narrative of a trans women, say, being excited to bake a cake, is that she’s like, Sightseeing Womanhood, doing something Women Do because it tickles her to Be A Woman. Which is… fucking hogwash. these behaviors aren’t Things Women Do, they’re Things Men Don’t Do. 

The urge to bake a cake and coo at babies and welcome houseguests, I think, is just human, but it’s something that men are told basically from birth that they’re not allowed to do. So a huge part of the transfem experience isn’t Discovering New Hobbies That Let You Be A Girl, it’s finally allowing yourself to do things that you’ve spent decades believing you weren’t supposed to.

[strawberry-crocodile]

And in less intersectional feminist spaces, this purveying idea (that a trans woman is taking pleasure from like, Sampling Womanhood) plays to an understanding of “male socialization” that is centered around the effects it has on AFAB people. (”Boys will be boys”, “He’s pulling his hair because he likes you”) 

And while I dont blame people for expressing the pain they suffer under patriarch, it’s pretty conceited to assume that this gives you understanding of the totality of the AMAB experience. Cis men and trans women and other AMAB people spend their childhoods being punished, by peers and authorities and media, for “unmanly” behavior- vulnerability, emotionality, caring, sadness. And I think that a lot of feminism (ESPECIALLY radical feminism) doesn’t fully understand that.

[strawberry-crocodile]

TERFs especially are 100% convinced that they know what male socialization is to the point that they will argue with trans women about it, which is the kind of hubris that would be fucking hilarious if it wasn’t so harmful.

[strawberry-crocodile]

God this is such a great sentence

[genderqueerdykes]

i love trans men who don’t wanna be called or reminded of being trans, i love dysphoric trans men, i love trans men who will never pass and don’t try to, i love trans men who don’t care about hrt or surgery. i love trans men who have 46 genders. i love trans bears who grow bushy bears and thick body hair and waltz around in makeup and dresses and lingerie. i love trans men who flex their surgeries and hrt progress. i love trans men who are obsessed with every change T has on their voices. i love trans men with xenogenders and nonbinary genders and their own versions of masculinity and manhood. i love trans men who are stereotypically masculine n get euphoria from passing as cis. i love trans men who are also a lesbian because they sit right on the cusp and are comfortable there, i love trans men who have never experienced dysphoria and never will, i love trans men who experience dysphoria even after transitioning and for the rest of their loves, i love trans men who lead separate genders in different spaces for safety reasons, i love trans men who can’t come out, i love trans men who tell everyone they’re trans. i love all trans men. all trans men are good. we’re all good. thank you. i love you.

[crawfordapologist]

I don't know how to tell you people enough that cishets think gnc people and trans people are the same thing & thus homophobia and transphobia aren't that far removed from each other & sometimes people's genders aren't as simple as 1 or 2 & we should really be fucking getting along instead of wasting our time on stupid ass infighting. Other queer people are not, have never been, and never will be your enemies

[strawberry-crocodile]

As a trans woman, I have a lot of behaviors that i am VERY EXCITED to do that are considered traditionally feminine. And I think the General Societal Narrative of a trans women, say, being excited to bake a cake, is that she’s like, Sightseeing Womanhood, doing something Women Do because it tickles her to Be A Woman. Which is… fucking hogwash. these behaviors aren’t Things Women Do, they’re Things Men Don’t Do. 

The urge to bake a cake and coo at babies and welcome houseguests, I think, is just human, but it’s something that men are told basically from birth that they’re not allowed to do. So a huge part of the transfem experience isn’t Discovering New Hobbies That Let You Be A Girl, it’s finally allowing yourself to do things that you’ve spent decades believing you weren’t supposed to.

[strawberry-crocodile]

And in less intersectional feminist spaces, this purveying idea (that a trans woman is taking pleasure from like, Sampling Womanhood) plays to an understanding of “male socialization” that is centered around the effects it has on AFAB people. (”Boys will be boys”, “He’s pulling his hair because he likes you”) 

And while I dont blame people for expressing the pain they suffer under patriarch, it’s pretty conceited to assume that this gives you understanding of the totality of the AMAB experience. Cis men and trans women and other AMAB people spend their childhoods being punished, by peers and authorities and media, for “unmanly” behavior- vulnerability, emotionality, caring, sadness. And I think that a lot of feminism (ESPECIALLY radical feminism) doesn’t fully understand that.

[strawberry-crocodile]

TERFs especially are 100% convinced that they know what male socialization is to the point that they will argue with trans women about it, which is the kind of hubris that would be fucking hilarious if it wasn’t so harmful.

[strawberry-crocodile]

God this is such a great sentence

[pressedflorals483729]

i originally sent this to the person who made the flag originally, but then i realized they haven’t posted since november last year so, um, aroaces,

our flag looks like the flag of apartheid south africa

my south african friend brought this up to me today. it doesn’t matter how different the flags are–when you spraypaint it, when you see the flag from far away, all you see is the orange, white, and blue

the apartheid south africa flag is a flag that is a threat to their lives, their safety, and their country my friend proposed that we could flip the flag, like an upside down cross, and i would like to suggest shifting the colours like this (similar to what they were like on the original aroace flag):

the colours all have the same meaning, they’re just different shades now. i don’t like to reblog bait but please reblog this, regardless of if you’re aroace or not, so we can spread word and use a flag that doesn’t represent white supremacy and racism.

[aroaesflags]

Hi! I was not aware of this when I made this flag. I do understand how it could remind someone of that flag, but frankly I do think they’re still pretty visually distinct. My flag has more stripes, including a yellow and a sky blue that aren’t present in the other flag, lacks a symbol, and the two blue stripes have high enough contrast that even from a distance you can see both. I did make a slightly adjusted version that emphasizes those things more, though, if that helps.

Just… idk, there are lots of flags out there, and a lot of them are going to have superficial resemblance to each other. Plus, blue white and orange is a really common color scheme. There are lots of other flags that use it as well.

If it makes people more comfortable to turn the flag upside down or use a different one, that’s totally fine. I’m not going to make anyone use a flag that they’re uncomfortable with.

[astraldomination]

more null orientation flags + slight definition update i suppose? 1st flag : a general nullic/null orientation flag plus the original definition of encompassing every type of attraction that may fall under a wholly null orientation 2nd-4th flags : null-sexual/-romantic/-rose, including SAM or non-SAM

null orientation null ace | null aro | null aroace

[ash-rigby]

small dick jokes are shitty and you should feel shitty

[wilburian-deactivated20221116]

Hey, since pride months coming up soon, I wanted to remind everyone that terf and exclusionist circles will try to cause a controversy online like they do every year– be it a "new more inclusive flag" for an already existing identity and accuse the original of bigotry, (just last year, we had a "new" pan flag made by terfs because the maker of the original flag supported he/him lesbians) starting hate campaigns against certain identities, etc– they will pretend to be concerned little lgbt+ members and they will pretend to be victims to make us believe them and segregate online queer communities.

They will do this on pride month specifically because that is when queerness is more talked about and celebrated, thus giving them more attention if they come out with a (albeit fake) bigotry accusation.

Be aware of them. If any sexuality's or its flag's legitimacy and inclusivity is being questioned by the masses; do research before you follow what you see on your dash, on an instagram info presentation being reposted, or on a carrd link. (All of which can & are made by anonymous people you don't know the motivations of.)

Because no matter how smart you are, you might be following a crypto-terf (terf who hides their beliefs to get non-terfs to agree to their ideology in more subconscious ways) without knowing and if you are, they– and sadly the queer people they can trick– will be putting their fake facades on your social media.

Again. Do your research. Don't blindly believe an account's words just because you've followed them for a while. Be aware.

[olmluvr]

today, march 30 2022, oklahoma governor kevin stitt signed the “save women’s sports act”, a bill which bans transfeminine student athletes from participating in women’s sports. along with this, a bill banning nonbinary birth certificate markers and a bill making it illegal to provide minors with gender affirming healthcare. this is a hard time for trans oklahomans, especially those of us who are younger. if you want to support , please consider donating to organizations that help trans people in oklahoma and sharing. trans oklahomans, please also feel free to reblog with donation links. if anyone has any links for petitions to the legislature or other resources as well, please let me know and i will add them.

donate to oklahomans for equality

donate to the diversity center of oklahoma

transpire oklahoma

[quoictopus]

Quoi Identity Survey

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The purpose of this survey is to investigate the identities, demographics, and community involvement of those who affiliate with the quoiromantic, quoisexual, or quoigender umbrellas. Quoiromanticism is a concept that originated from a disidentification with romantic orientation, due to the specific intracommunity norms of the asexual community. The same principle has since been applied to gender and sexuality. However, you do not need to identify with a specific term in order to participate in this survey. If you are unsure whether you are part of the intended demographic, you are invited to err on the side of yes.

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