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Alright *cracks knuckles* let’s list all of these (from left to right, each row starting from the top)

♱ Goth Bisexual ໒꒱ ⸼ ׄ

♡ As the name says, a special flag for bisexual who identify as goth.

♡ Notes: I can assume a flag like this must exist so consider this an alternative! Also, Shout out to @loversdeath1334 since she gave me the idea!

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Oh, pardon me--I'm just posting some more new flags!

Mauve femme:

Like dirt femme, but for bisexual women/femmes who identify as goths and goth femmes, specifically for queer bisexual women/femmes that are goths, and particularly bisexual women whose internal and external expression of queer bisexual womanhood and femininity is within a goth / gothic lens, is a cross between futch and femme with the balance between femininity and masculinity, and is rawer, earthier (hence the "dirt" metaphorical descriptor) and more androgynous in nature, and embraces the art of being wild, messy, complicated and chaotic as well as dark, odd, weird, scary, fragile, strange, offputting, complex, eccentric and not fitting into mainstream society or mainstream traditional notions of womanhood and femininity (whether through a male gaze or a female gaze), and tied to a fascination with the macabre, the paranormal, the erotic and the overall darker side to life. This is also themed after Ellen Hutter from Nosferatu '24 and the symbolic motif of lilac flowers and its rich varied meanings (hence the word mauve, another word for lilac and thus the "lilac" metaphorical descriptor), especially with regards to goth / gothic femininity and womanhood.

Mauve femme (intersex inclusive):

An additional mauve femme flag but for intersex queer bisexual goth women/femmes and interfemme goth bisexuals.

Mauve futch:

Like the top mauve femme flag but for queer bisexual goth women who are futch.

Mauve futch (intersex inclusive):

An additional mauve futch flag but for intersex queer bisexual goth women who are futch.

Note: Keep in mind that these flags are also for queer bisexual goth women/femmes/futchs who don't really align with modern liberal feminism due to its iffy and problematic reinforcing of patriarchal and chauvinistic binary notions of women/femmes as either commodifiable girlbosses or as pitiable damsel victims along with the equally problematic, regressive, reductive and patronizing trend of constantly centering the narrative of womanhood, femininity and female sexuality around trauma, pain and suffering and its ultimately reductively shallow normie tourist centered gaze and the monolithic clique like tribalism that accompanies all of them. This all came about after the complete and utter exhaustion, irritation and annoyance over all the horrible, awful, ignorant and dumb takes on Ellen Hutter and her character arc in Nosferatu (2024) from neoliberal normie "feminists" who kept insisting (and still keep insisting) on making Ellen and her story about trauma and suffering when it's not about either of these things, exposing not only normie "feminists" shallow and shortsighted misinterpretation of Ellen and her story but also their views as normies who have no grasp on the depth of goth subculture and goth women/femmes or the true roots and layers thereof. So it's also for goth women/femmes who align with proto-feminism and its way more realistic acknowledgement of women having varied independent thoughts, feelings and opinions, encouraging debate and critical thinking--and the very proto-feminism that was present in the time and setting of Ellen Hutter's day--and rejecting the hollow, face value tribalism and clique like sameism that comes with modern liberal feminism that's becoming more and more tribalistic, conformist, monolithic and establishment based, and contradicts goth subculture's inherent anti conformity and anti establishment values.