#lio mogai

[darling-husband]

　. . . [X]MOON / [X]☾ . . .

An identity in which you identify as [x] / feel a connection to [x] in a soft, quiet, and gentle fashion.

　[LEFT‎]　. . . BOYMOON / BOY☾ . . .

An identity in which you identify as a boy / feel a connection to boyhood in a soft, quiet, and gentle fashion.

　[RIGHT]　. . . GIRLMOON / GIRL☾ . . .

An identity in which you identify as a girl / feel a connection to girlhood in a soft, quiet, and gentle fashion.

　[LEFT‎]　. . . ENBYMOON / ENBY☾ . . .

An identity in which you identify as an enby / feel a connection to non-binary-ness in a soft, quiet, and gentle fashion.

　[RIGHT]　. . . BOYGIRLMOON / BOYGIRL☾ . . .

An identity in which you identify as a boygirl / feel a connection to boygirlhood in a soft, quiet, and gentle fashion.

> This was inspired by [x]★.

> @radiomogai

[darling-husband]

. . . OMNITHEISM . . .

A flag for individuals who are omnitheists –

Omnitheism is, roughly, the belief that any God who can exist does exist for those who believe in them.

This is most commonly a Pagan belief, but obviously anyone can be omnitheistic.

> Heavily inspired by the (beautiful) religion flags made by @loverstemptations !

> @radiomogai (?)

[darling-husband]

　. . . ANTISOCIAL SPECTRUM FLAG . . .

A flag for those who have a disorder which causes significant antisocial traits and behaviours, primarily being ASPD, AAB, and conduct disorder. (It can, however, include things such as malignant NPD but it typically does not.)

I know "antisocial spectrum" is not a generally used term, but I wanted to make something ambiguous for myself and others to use. I have met a lot of beings who aren't sure whether they have ASPD or not or aren't sure whether they have ASPD or AAB because they don't remember if they showed antisocial behaviours in youth (conduct disorder), etc. This can also just be used if you do not wish to specify which specific disorder you have (because this is the internet, and you are absolutely not obligated to share anything with anyone.)

Anyways, as for the flag and symbols, the colours and scale come from this ASPD flag, and the ring comes from this conduct disorder flag. The reason I made the scale lean down to one side is to represent that antisocial traits and behaviours can be of any severity, and can be blunted or overshadowed by other mental illnesses (such as AvPD or BPD), but should still be acknowledged as what they are and not dismissed.

> @radiomogai @mad-pride

[darling-husband]

　[LEFT]　. . . KITCHEN KNIFE WIELDER . . .

A weapon wielder flag in which one wields a kitchen knife as a weapon.

　[RIGHT]　. . . CAMP AXE WIELDER . . .

A weapon wielder flag in which one wields a camp axe as a weapon.

> Weapon wielder by @rwuffles

[darling-husband]

　(LEFT)　. . . MILD PERSONALITY DISORDER . . .

“All general diagnostic requirements for Personality Disorder are met. Disturbances affect some areas of personality functioning but not others, and may not be apparent in some contexts.”

　(MIDDLE)　. . . MODERATE PERSONALITY DISORDER . . .

“All general diagnostic requirements for Personality Disorder are met. Disturbances affect multiple areas of personality functioning. However, some areas of personality functioning may be relatively less affected. There are marked problems in most interpersonal relationships and the performance of most expected social and occupational roles are compromised to some degree.”

　(RIGHT)　. . . SEVERE PERSONALITY DISORDER . . .

“All general diagnostic requirements for Personality Disorder are met. There are severe disturbances in functioning of the self (e.g., sense of self may be so unstable that individuals report not having a sense of who they are or so rigid that they refuse to participate in any but an extremely narrow range of situations; self view may be characterized by self-contempt or be grandiose or highly eccentric.)”

> These are alt flags and the definitions of these terms are pasted from the original flags.

> I am a big advocate for the ICD-11 due to its nature of being less invalidating and more in support of mental health being a spectrum, so I wanted to show my support for it via making these flags!

> I used cool colours rather than warm colours, due to finding that warm colours are frequently associated with negative things and I hate the notion that personality disorder = bad. I also avoided making the flags too dark for this same reason.

> @mad-pride @radiomogai

[darling-husband]

　. . . DEPENDENT BPD (OR BUNNY BPD) . . .

A term in which one's BPD causes or presents with significant dependent traits. One's BPD may feel needy, timid, naïve, and bunny-like as a result of this.

> Inspired by attention-seeking NPD.

> This may be used by those with BPD and DPD, but it is intended for those who have BPD with dependent traits.

> @radiomogai @pdsarchive

[darling-husband]

　. . . ANTI – HARM RHETORIC . . .

A stance in which one rejects the idea that labels can be inherently 'harmful' by any means – and believes that what is or isn't 'harmful' is more determined by how the user utilizes those labels.

Individuals who are anti - harm rhetoric may prefer using other words in place of 'harmful' when referring to labels.

> I do not care who uses this as I believe that all flags should be open to usage by everyone.

> I will ignore discourse on this post.

> Also, I'm not really sure why the flag ended up being so low quality, I might fix it later.

> @radiomogai

[darling-husband]

　. . . ROBOTIMASC . . .

A gender identity in which one's gender is masculine in a robotic way / the way a robot might be masculine.

> Self-indulgent (again.)

> @radiomogai