#genderfae pride

[alex-fictus]

All four of my Genderfae pride designs!!

Sharks, dogs, cats, and dinos!

Stickers here!

[lgbtqiatext]

Requested by arandombbubarnabyfan

[selestial-skies]

Pride Flag Series 2025: Shimmering Pink Lavender Fields

Inspired by the Genderfae pride flag

Get prints here

[fairylightsupapplepine]

Genderfae

[xxcalicofemmexx]

genderfae + fairycore

Genderfae: A form of genderfluidity that does not encompass man-aligned, miaspec genders, or anything similar. Genderfae individuals tend not to feel mingenders unless said gender happens to also be woman-aligned too (like azurgirl for example). Also known as genderdoe and genderthil

[ultrainfinitepit]

Genderfae Angel (2024 & 2022 versions) - If you're curious about my design process for this angel or looking for free art to use, see my posts on Tumblr. If you like the merch shown in this post, you can find it in my shop or with my stockists.

[chaoswalkers24]

Made some pride art!!!

My sona (kit pink cat) and my platonic partners sona Kori (purple cryptid) @dragonheroo

I love how this turned out and including their/our respective flags! Queer platonic relationship for the win! 🩷💛🤍🩶🖤

[homocidalhomosexual]

Pride Series Day 7: G

so for today we are going to be doing a few different ones just because so many of them start with g. so for starters we are going to do: GAY, GENDERFLUID, GENDERFAE, GENDERFAUN, GENDERQUEER, GRAYSEXUAL, AND GRAYROMANTIC.

ok starting off strong with gay. i’m like 100% sure all of you know what this means, but i’m gonna define it anyways just for funsies. gay refers to a person who is attracted (sexually or romantically) to people of the same gender. straight people™️ (you all know who i’m talking about) will sometimes use this term in a negative way, or use it as a term for queer, but it shouldn’t be used that way. most commonly, gay is used to describe (specifically) a man or enby person who experiences same-gender attraction, but a woman can also be considered gay.

for the flag, i’m only gonna do the gay man flag so i can save the other ones for later in the series. this

is the gay man flag.

ok so next we are going to do genderfluid. side note - i am also going to be doing genderfae and genderfaun in this section because they fall under the genderfluid umbrella. ok so genderfluid refers to someone whose gender and pronouns change. they can change regularly, or rarely, but they can go from whichever gender that they were the previous day or whenever to whichever gender they feel more connected to. genderfae refers to someone who is genderfluid, but whose gender and pronouns never go into masculine identities or pronouns. genderfaun refers to someone whose gender and pronouns change but never go into the feminine side of the gender spectrum.

this

is the genderfluid flag and these

are the genderfae (first) and genderfaun (second) flags.

next is genderqueer. genderqueer is an identity that doesn’t really have one specific definion. someone who is genderqueer may be someone in between genders, or someone who is multiple different genders. what matters most (especially in cases of gender identity) is that you are comfortable with what you label yourself as, so if you feel you don’t really identify with any one specific gender, but you’re not quite sure what it is, maybe look into genderqueer more.

this

is the genderqueer flag. next is:…

graysexual and grayromantic! i am so sorry to my graysexual and grayromantic friends that i am doing these in the same paragraph but i was so immensely busy yesterday that i had approximately 10 minutes to make this entire post. graysexual refers to someone whose amount of sexual attraction falls in the “gray” area between allosexual and asexual. similarly, grayromantic describes someone whose amount of romantic attraction lies in the gray area between alloromantic (no idea if thats a term?) and aromantic.

these

are the graysexual (purple) and grayromantic (green) flags.

that is it for today and happy pride!