Let’s be more intentional in our language. Defining anyone/anything as “in between x and y” is necessarily a comparison that invalidates the someoneness/somethingness of who/what you’re describing.
As a color, gray isn’t “not quite black” or “not quite white”. It’s a spectrum of hues unto itself.
Gray-asexuality isn’t uncertain or indecisive. Gray-asexuality is radical and distinct and valid and worthy.
Happy pride gray-A lovelies.
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[Image Description: A set of 2 square images, placed beside each other. All text is in lowercase letters. In both images the gray-asexual pride flag is used which is a striped flag made up of five colors in the following colors: Violet indigo, light gray, white, light grey, violet indigo.
Image 1: A single square image with an old lavender background and outlined by a thin black border. All text in this image is centered. At the top of the image in big, bold black letters it reads “happy”, followed by text featuring the colors of the gray-asexual pride flag which reads “gray-ace”, followed by black text which reads “pride.” Beneath the text is an enlarged polycule symbol with the gray-ace pride flag across the hearts. Under the polycule symbol is smaller, bold black text which reads “to polyamorists who experience sexual attraction rarely and/or with low intensity.” At the bottom of the image is the “@polyamproud” watermark in gray letters.
Image 2: A single square images with a white background. Most of the image is taken up by a big gray-asexual pride flag with a black polycule symbol in the top left of the flag. All text beneath the flag is left-aligned and lowercase letters. Directly beneath the flag in big, bold black letters it reads “gray-asexual pride,” followed by the text directly beneath it which is much smaller, thin text which reads “with polycule symbol”. Beneath this text is slightly bigger, bold black text which reads “celebrating gray-ace polyamorists.” At the bottom right of the image is the “@polyamproud” watermark in gray letters.
