mea lexic(on) terms and flags!
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This is part 2 of 3! See part 1 for more context and check out part 3 if you want.
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a rectangular flag with 7 horizontal stripes; the second and sixth stripes are twice as wide as the other stripes.
the colors are, top to bottom, mid-dark teal, bright teal, mid-dark blue, white, mid-dark blue, lavender, dark periwinkle
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Mealexic(on): describes someone who is comfortable being referred to with language commonly associated with men or masculinity, such as he/him, mister, sir, and king
Flag meaning: the range of blues represent the spectrums of manhood and masculinity, white respects unity (because anyone can use terms associated with men or masculinity)
Mealexic(on) was coined by an anonymous Tumblr user. Our version of the flag was inspired by the mealexic(on) flag by Ap of Beyond MOGAI Pride Flags.
nonmealexic(on) / nomealexic(on) / amealexic(on)
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a rectangular flag with 7 horizontal stripes; the second and sixth stripes are twice as wide as the other stripes.
the colors are, top to bottom, fiery orange, salmon, dark mud yellow, white, dark mud yellow, young leaves, olive green
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Nonmealexic(on), also called nomealexic(on) and amealexic(on): describes someone who is not comfortable being referred to with language commonly associated with men or masculinity
Flag meaning: the hues are the opposite of the mealexic(on) flag to represent not using male nor masculine terms; white respects unity (because anyone can be uncomfy with male/masculine terms being used on them)
Nonmealexic(on) and its flag were coined by us (The A Collective). The flag was inspired by the mealexic(on) flag by Ap of Beyond MOGAI Pride Flags and our mealexic(on) flag.
Please refer to this blog's pinned post for our term and flag policies!
These are not genders! Do not tag them as such.
