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Gender Questioning
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Designed by: enbygsrd
Color meanings: Unknown
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Nonamory
Nonamory: A lifestyle choice or relationship style that does not include intimate, long-term partnerships, whether romantic or platonic.
A nonamorous person does not need or want a boyfriend, girlfriend or partner. They do not need or want a queerplatonic partner, or platonic life-partner, either.
They may instead decide to focus on friends or family for all of their social needs; or they may choose to be solitary. Their life may focus on many fulfilling things such as hobbies, career, friendship, the arts, traveling, spirituality, social activism, learning, or more. They may or may not be sexually active.
Term coined by: anagnori
[Image: Flag with 4 stripes: Lime green, blue, orange, teal. In the center is a white Nu (looks like a fancy V)].
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Designed by: enbygsrd
Color meanings: Unknown
[Image: Five bars, from top to bottom: white, grey, black, grey, white. Over the bars is a white "∅" (an O with a diagonal slash over it like on a “no smoking” sign)].
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Color meanings: Over the bars is a white "∅", which is used as a null symbol, representing not wanting to have intimate long-term relationships. The colors are meant to represent sort of supporting yourself and being independent as well.
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Demiagender
Agender: an identity under the nonbinary and transgender umbrella terms. Agender individuals find that they have no gender identity, although some define this more as having a gender identity that is neutral. (Sometimes, but not always interchangeable with genderblank, genderfree, genderless, gendervoid, non-gendered, or null gender). Demigender: A gender identity that feels partially like one gender and partially like some other (usually non-identified nonbinary) gender. So, for instance, someone can be a demiboy, and feel partially like a boy but partially not. The demi label may be placed in front of any other gender label. It is most frequently seen as demigirl or demiboy, but can also be used with nonbinary genders and can be used with more than two genders (someone can be demigirl, demiboy, and deminonbinary).
Term coined by: Unknown
[Image: Flag with 7 stripes: Gray, light gray, lighter gray, white, pastel green, light gray, gray].
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Designed by: enbygsrd
Color meanings: Mix of the demigender and agender flag.
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Demiandrogyne
Androgyne: A gender identity where a person experiences a blending of genders, or feels that their identity is in between genders. Usually, but not always, people who identify as androgyne feel that their identity is a blending of male and female, or somewhere between those two genders. Androgyne people may or may not choose to present androgynously. Demigender: A gender identity that feels partially like one gender and partially like some other (usually non-identified nonbinary) gender. So, for instance, someone can be a demiboy, and feel partially like a boy but partially not. The demi label may be placed in front of any other gender label. It is most frequently seen as demigirl or demiboy, but can also be used with nonbinary genders and can be used with more than two genders (someone can be demigirl, demiboy, and deminonbinary).
Term coined by: Unknown
[Image: Flag with 7 stripes: Gray, light gray, pink, purple, blue, light gray, gray].
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Designed by: enbygsrd
Color meanings: Mix of the androgyne and demigender flags.
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Omniasexual or Panasexual
Omniasexual or Panasexual: Someone who doesn't feel sexual attraction for anyone under any circumstances and does NOT engage in sexual activities, nor has any interest (academic, critical thinking, etc.) in any kind of sexual activity and are NOT interested in conversations involving anything about sex or sex-like activities. (Compared to "regular" asexual which doesn't imply whether or not you're ok with sex, only that you feel sexual attraction).
Term coined by: Unknown
[Image: Flag with 5 stripes: Dark purple, dark gray, black, dark gray, dark purple].
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Designed by: enbygsrd
Color meanings: Same as asexual flag.
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Ambi-
Ambi- To be attracted to (or capable of attraction to) people both of the same gender and of a different gender. A more narrow subset of Bi, since Bi doesn’t require same gender attraction, just two or more genders.
Term coined by: Unknown
[Image: Flag with 7 different sized stripes. It looks like the bi flag, but there are two smaller stripes separating the pink/purple and blue/purple and is fading between those colors].
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Designed by: enbygsrd
Color meanings: “In designing the Bi Pride Flag, I selected the colors and overlap pattern of the ‘bi angles’ symbol.
“"The pink color represents sexual attraction to the same sex only (gay and lesbian), The blue represents sexual attraction to the opposite sex only (straight) and the resultant overlap color purple represents sexual attraction to both sexes (bi).”
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Omniaromantic or Panaromantic
Omniaromantic or Panaromantic: Is someone who feels no romantic attraction whatsoever. In no way, shape, or form do they fall in love or feel any attraction to anyone. They are completely non-romantic, and will not fall in love no matter how long they stay with someone or any other factor that could/would lead to a romantic interest in any other type of aromantic or alloromantic relationships. They do not wish to be in any romantic relationships, are not attracted to anyone. (Excepting experimentation.)
They are asensual, have no aesthetic attraction to others, and no squishes. They can experience platonic love or familial love, though not all do so. This term was made to made a distinguish between being on the aromantic spectrum and specify from the common definition of a aromantic person, since saying someone is “aromantic” could mean they could be demiromantic, gray-aromantic, and such other types of aromantics who do feel sensual, have aesthetic attraction and such.
Term coined by: Unknown
[Image: Flag with 5 stripes: Green, dark gray, black, dark gray, green].
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Designed by: enbygsrd
Color meanings: Probably the same as the aromantic flag.
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Gender Neutral, Neutral Gender,
Gender Neutral, or Neutral Gender: An identity under the nonbinary and transgender umbrellas. Gender neutral individuals have a neutral gender identity or expression, or identify with the preference for gender neutral language and pronouns. This is similar to and often overlaps with the experience of being agender, genderless or having no gender identity. Neutrois is often described as being a neutral gender identity.
Term coined by: Unknown
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Designed by: Unknown
Color meanings: Unknown, likely yellow for nonbinary, and purple for a mix of woman and man.
[Image: Flag with 5 stripes: Green, light green, white, light yellow, yellow].
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[Image: Flag with 4 stripes: Yellow, white, light green, green].
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Designed by: enbygsrd
Color meanings: Unknown
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