My Asexual Spectrum Flag Design
Asexuality can fall across every letter in the queer community, so I designed this flag by taking a single coloured stripe out of the Gay, Bi, Lesbian, and Trans flags (in that order) to represent the diversity of the ace community.
Violet: Spirit (a nod to gay aces)
Purple: Sexuality (a nod to bi aces [yes, this includes all the bi microlables] ) Covering all sexual orientations; queer or not queer.
Pink: Serenity (a nod to ace lesbians)
Salmon: Gender (a nod to trans/nb aces) Covering all gender identities; trans, NB, or cis. With inclusivity of the unique relationship that intersex people have with gender.
Grey: Attraction. (a nod to hetero aces) This stripe represents your level of attraction. Whether it be: no attraction, low attraction, or a variant of attraction on the spectrum.
And the stripes are arranged in a gradation to also represent the spectrum of asexuality, from bright to dull, like the complexity of asexual attraction and lack of attraction.