zachariah

place for me to post my flags and about flags! 25, white, polyam gay aroace, intersex, genderqueer trans man, neurodivergent (very), physically disabled • icon and header are both the text 'whalien flags' in white over a wobbly psychedelic rainbow background

[whalien-flags]

intro post that will become pinned!

so besides basic info in the bio, my tag for my flag coinings will be #zac's flags. most flags i've done so far are for myself (got that ocd & bpd combo that makes me obsessive about my unstable sense of identity) but i can take requests! (I'm just awkward lol). I go back and edit flags a lot (rip) so you may wanna check my tag #check update!!! on here and on my main for posts I've edited with the updated flags (some have the updates in the reblogs which will also be mentioned in the tags for those ones).

Also I will deff be reblogging other flag coinings because I just majorly love pride flags, they are a special interest of mine.

my main on here is @boywithbear. I originally started posting some flags there and am finally making this account so my favorite ones from there will just be reblogged onto here under the new tag

I have a flag twitter account that is whalien_flags

and yeah!!! just, new blog!!!

some byf info:

i may not always be able to add image descriptions so if I don't, anybody can feel free to reblog and add some and I will reblog it. There are times the description(s) may be in the alt text. I also may end up reblogging flags from others that do not have image descriptions but I do not think that will be frequent.

for my flags themselves i don't really care about having a dni (as I can't stop anyone from using a flag anyway) but i am an inclusionist so for the blog you probably shouldn't follow if you're an exclusionist and wanna gatekeep 👍 and i'd prefer you to not interact with the blog itself unless you're 100% civil/nice. and i mean this with queer discourse as this account is mostly queer flags and any other discourse is above my pay grade.

when taking any requests, i don't necessarily have any set rules of what I wouldn't do (besides probably paras and trans-id stuff? again, above my pay grade) so if I wouldn't do something I would just respond and say so

> This is an update as of April 2024 but I have a new archival website!! The quality of images on the old one could be very bad so I finally took the time to switch it all over. I like to keep a website for them as I've had many different accounts/usernames I've posted them with throughout the years and I don't want to risk losing any (have before since some of my old accounts are gone), I haven't posted every single one I've made onto the site though! There are some I just plain don't find good enough to bother putting them on it lol. There's also flag edits and wallpapers on there too! (I usually post those on twt rather than here) <

[whalien-flags]

GAY FLAG VARIANT DROP

guess I am only here to drop flags and dip and so here I am with one because it feels important to me even though it'll end up pointless because it will not gain enough traction to matter but gay flag variant!!! I've just really come to find the official gay flag WAY too masc feeling for me, and I know that's a common sentiment for a LOT of people, and so it'd be kinda nice if an alternate got decided upon intra-community or something?? So I made edits to an official flag variant that already exists, since that's already a thing with the gay flag. The one's on the left are the "purple/pink" version but they DEFINITELY lean far too purple and honestly read as an aspec flag to me if I wouldn't know what it was, so I made an edit to make the purple more pink. This official variant compared to the original is also more green as well and I just feel green and pink are the perfect colors for a gay flag. Green is masc-adjascent but not screaming in your face masculine so there's then a color for people who are masculine and then the pink is there for people who do not relate to masculinity as much/relate to feminity in particular. And both colors have deep ties in the gay community (think pink triangle and green carnations). And then also with the white stripe in the middle still for trans/nonbinary/gnc people because I feel that's important plus I DO like the solidarity it has with the lesbian flag/community even though that's a controversial take. So yeah.... my take on a gay flag! It'd be nice if those of us who feel the official gay flag is too masc to represent us could band behind an alternate like this but I know the reality of there behind there being so many different unofficial gay flags out there already so really I just wanted to get my take on how I'd like the gay flag to be like out there :')

[whalien-flags]

never on Tumblr anymore but saw bi and pan polyamorous flag combos and wanted to do some with other flags so here they are (idk if others have done these ones or not)

Also the png of the chevron part for other people to mess around with:

[potstism]

❤️‍🩹 my take on a PMDD (premenstrual dysphoric disorder) flag 🧠

clipart .png credit

i had been waiting from months to a year to see someone design a flag for PMDD since i'm not very confident in my own ability, so i decided to go ahead and bite the bullet with an attempt. this is currently planned to just be a draft and may be subject to change with new updated versions in the future.

TW FOR MEDICAL TRAUMA/ABUSE: although this topic is not very widely discussed, or at least doesn't seem to be commonly present, online among the disabled community, my personal experiences with PMDD have made acknowledging its existence as well as its consequences quite necessary to me. as of the time of writing this, i am 19 years old, and when i was 15 exactly this time of year (as well as the first similar incident a couple months prior), i had an intense hyper-emotional episode the week before my period that was so bad i ended up getting institutionalized at a psych ward against my will and have never been the same since. for years now, i've been on a birth control pill that suppresses my cyclical hormones and prevents my period from occurring most of the time.

before getting into the stripes' meanings, there are two factors to explain behind my thought process:

dark teal is considered to be the awareness color for this disorder, although i went with a light aqua color because i think it looks better with the pink, and it's in the same family so i believe it still works.

pink is meant not to represent femininity necessarily since uterus-owners can come in many different gender expressions, but rather fit with the vibe of internal organs, especially since pink is closely related to red which is how warm blood appears (and is a key element of uterine cycles).

as for the stripe meanings, here is my proposal for each single word:

awareness ─ suffering from premenstrual dysphoric disorder is a very real thing that happens to müllerian individuals everywhere. according to the cleaveland clinic, which i am an active visiting patient of, about 10% of people with our reproductive body types who are at least of minimum pubescent age may be affected by it. although it does not tend to be a risk toward physical health, it is often a deadly threat to our mental state and well-being, which can lead to suicidal ideation.

strength ─ i consider this to be an invisible disability, with most of the symptoms taking place within our internal worlds and fighting a constant battle with negative thoughts + emotions. in addition to this, physical symptoms also arise and can cause severe discomfort before menstruation even begins. all of this happens within the confines of our own homes, and we tend to suffer through it alone. people who do not have PMDD probably fail to realize how strong we have to be in order to get through this difficult time repeatedly & endlessly, despite their well-intended efforts.

diversity ─ this is intended to have multiple meanings, and to include anything i may not have come up with so far. for one thing, there are plenty of different experiences to be had with this disorder, such as varying levels of cramping + sickness or depression + anxiety. on another note, not only do our bodies each work differently (some may also have endometriosis and/or PCOS, which are also intersex conditions, as a double-whammy), but many of us do not conform to societal ideas of gender despite all having these parts in common. there are infinite possibilities to mix & match with presentation & identity, which is not limited by biology.

flesh ─ although many factors are involved in this process, including hormones, PMDD centers around the uterus, which is an internal organ. the flesh represents the physical aspects of this experience, and how we must take great care of our bodies in order to ease how we feel.

pain ─ there is so much physical + mental pain that builds around this disorder, which deserves to be recognized, sympathized with, and treated. the deep pink (to me) somewhat resembles what ibuprofen & benadryl pills look like; painkillers & antihistamines respectively (i'm not sure if anyone else needs the latter, but my skin's condition gets really reactive when i go through my cycle).

anyone is free to reblog/use accordingly, although you may have to be mindful of permission/credit with the uterus imagery from the source!

tagging for reach (it may not fit your gimmick exactly, so feel free to ignore if you're uninterested, or reblog somewhere else!): @idwl @satyrradio @spaghettimakesflags @obnebulant-mogai @caeliangel @intervex @arco-pluris @beyond-mogai-pride-flags @radiomogai @themogaidragon @neopronouns @mad-pride @disabilitypride

[boywithbear]

back with another coining!!! I recently discovered this term (and relate heavily to it omg) and there wasnt a flag for it so; Mirous Attraction Flag!!! I based a lot of themes from the aesthetic and sexual attraction flags done by FANDOM user Zer0Rebel4 (mainly the layout and symbol). I used red as one of the colors as it's the color that often represents sexual attraction and mirous attraction can be seen very similarly to sexual attraction and may be confused for it. I chose pink as the other main color tones as it's the color that's often associated with aesthetic attraction and mirous attraction is often seen similarly to a form of aesthetic attraction. Similar to Zer0Rebel4's aesthetic attraction flag meanings, white is for mirous attraction and black is for the spectrum of mirous attraction. The symbol in the middle is pulled from the symbols of Zer0Rebel's aesthetic attraction flag and sexual attraction flag— a combination of a heart and a flower, making it a sort of merge between the two as it can seem to be so similar to them both. It is brown as I think that would be a good representative color of mirous attraction; pulled from the original miransexual flag as miransexual is a form of mirous attraction/similar and the identity is part of why the term mirous attraction was coined, and it meshes well with the pink and red tones that the flag is made up of.

[Edit May 2024; I made a better looking flower symbol for the flag!!]

As a bonus I've also made mirous oriented attraction flags!! I made these based on blending their flags with the Mirous Attraction flag I made! (since there's lots of flags, descriptions will be in the alt text)

Lesbian-mirous:

Gay-mirous:

Bi-Mirous:

Pan-Mirous:

Edit: made more!

Omni-Mirous:

Ply/Poli-Mirous:

Sapphic-Mirous:

Achillean-Mirous:

[whalien-flags]

@yashasnowfairy2006 Enbian-Mirous flag!!

also decided to do Diamoric-Mirous :]

[whalien-flags]

someone has probably done these before but some butch lesbian flag + (purple) femme lesbian flag combos I've never seen (or don't remember ever seeing)

If anybody wants to use them for anything at all feel free :] maybe one can officially be claimed for something!

[Flag 1: 7 stripe flag with a white stripe in the middle and a lilac purple toned gradient on top and a mustard yellow gradient on bottom

Flag 2: 7 stripe flag with a white stripe in the middle and an orange gradient on top and purple gradient on the bottom]

[ipso-faculty]

Infinity symbols: a guide to their variations

Infinity symbols are popular in graphic design for good reason. In this post, I'm gonna describe ways to vary up the designs of infinity symbols. My goal is to educate fellow neurodivergent people on how to make infinity symbols that don't look like the Métis flag.

The neurodiversity community has been using rainbow infinity symbols since 2005. Here are neurodiversity flags from 2013, 2016, and 2019:

However, there's a problem with some of the new flag designs for a flag that is autism-specific. Here are some of the contenders:

These use a solid white infinity symbol. The solid white infinity curve is a symbol of Métis. Their first flag, from 1815, has a white lemniscate on red background. Nowadays they use the blue version more often. And to the right is their queer pride flag:

For those unfamiliar, the Métis are one of the major Indigenous groups in what is now Canada, with most of their >600,000 population in the western and central parts of the country. The word métis means half-breed in French; lower-case m métis refers to those with mixed Indigenous and European ancestry. Capital-M Métis refers to the specific culture of métis that emerged, distinct from both Indigenous and settler cultures, and speaking hybrid languages such as Michif.

This has been brought up a bunch of times. While I can believe the autistic flag makers didn't know about the issue when making their designs, I know at least one of them was promptly informed of the issue and dismissed it.

The autistic community writ large has been pretty dismissive about this issue. I wonder if some of the defensiveness comes from not seeing an alternative - thinking that infinity symbol design is all or nothing.

I have some good news: it's possible to make infinity symbols that don't look Métis!

HOW INFINITY SYMBOLS VARY (PART ONE)

ASPECT A: TOPOLOGY

The first way we can categorize infinity symbols is their topology. These four varieties are most common

Topology 1: Open infinity symbol - this is the oldest style of using a figure-8 shape to represent the mathematical concept of infinity. On the left is the version Euler used.

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Topology 2: Lemniscate - a closed curve. On the left is the Metis symbol but in black. The curve is one solid entity: notice how the rainbow gradient on the right fills the whole thing.

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Topology 3: Infinity *loop* -  imagine you take a hair tie or rubber band and twist it. One part of the infinity loop is clearly in front, with another part clearly behind it. Loops are well established for neurodiversity and I think we should stick to using these.

Notice in the left example how the pattern flips between left and right. Also compare the rainbow gradient on the right to the lemniscate rainbow gradient above it. -

Topology 4: Infinity *ribbon* -  instead of a hair tie, use a ribbon. Ribbons have sides, producing an infinity loop that shows two sides.

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ASPECT B: THICKNESS

Line width can vary, which also helps to convey a loop! Again, I think we should be sticking to infinity loops when it comes to autistic/ND designs.

Option 1: Constant Thickness The lemniscate on the Metis flag has a constant line width, as does this neurodiversity rainbow gradient from 2016. I think we should avoid constant thickness.

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Option 2: Variable Thickness A variable thickness can help to reinforce that an infinity symbol is a loop rather than a solid lemniscate. There are a lot of ways to play with line thickness!

Many neurodiversity infinities are variable thickness and I think we should opt for this to steer clear of Metis territory.

THIS WILL BE CONTINUED IN A SECOND POST (tumblr has a limit of 30 images per post)

But just in case the second post gets lost in reblogs: I think variable thickness, combined with a loop topology, is what we should be using for neurodiversity & autism. E.g.

CONTINUED IN NEXT POST

[ipso-faculty]

In my previous post, I motivated why we as neurodivergent people should pay attention to infinity symbol design, and I started going through ways in which infinity symbols can vary. My goal here is to encourage the neurodiversity community to use symbols that are visually distinct from the solid white infinity curve (lemniscate) that has been used by the Métis since 1815.

HOW INFINITY SYMBOLS VARY (PART TWO)

ASPECT C: ASPECT RATIO

The ratio of height to width is another thing we can change up to make our infinity symbols distinct. The Métis lemniscate, on the left, is fairly elongated. On the right is a very compact infinity symbol. The 2013 neurodiversity rainbow gradient occupies a middle ground:

- ASPECT D: COLOUR FILL

How we colour in the infinity symbol has a big effect on how much it does or doesn't look like the Métis flag. Option 1: Solid colour fill The Métis use a solid white fill; I think this should be absolutely avoided. If you must use a solid fill, don't use white. Gold is popular for autism because Au = Gold, and I think designers should be careful and mindful if they are set on using a solid yellow fill.

- Option 2: Segmenting the curve for colouring This is already common in neurodiversity symbols. Segments can stay distinct or be blended into a gradient:

- Option 3: Following the curve for colouring This gets used for neurodiversity also, but I haven't seen it as much. I think it's another solid option for differentiating from the Metis flag.

- Option 4: Colouring horizontally or vertically This also happens for neurodiversity. Here the segmentation is vertical bars, diagonal, or horizontal bands, or a gradient thereof:

ASPECT E: BORDERS

The Métis flag has no borders. In the middle I have an example of a thin border; on the right is a thick border.

I think we should generally aim to have borders on our infinity symbols. Using a border that is the same colour as the background results in a sort of semi-open infinity symbol effect, and is an option if you're trying to reduce the number of colours on a design. -

ASPECT F: BACKGROUND

Option 1: Solid colour background I think this should be avoided entirely. Solid blue and solid red are unambiguously Metis. Other solid primary colours like green may look too like the Metis flag. Solid yellow should also be avoided for similarity to the intersex autistic (middle) and intersex neurodivergent flags (right).

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Option 2: Solid white or black background Solid white is well established as a neurodiversity flag palatte, but autistic flags have been trying other things out. I think we should stick to solid white for neurodiversity. The white background with a rainbow symbol helps to reinforce the meaning of infinite diversity!

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Option 3: A background with stripes or other designs A bunch of designs already try out putting the infinity symbol on or near some stripes. These are all proposed autistic flags; the bottom left is my bandaid fix of an existing autistic flag. The bottom right is another design of mine, using the Disability Pride Flag as a motif.

While we should stick to a white background for neurodiversity, I'm agnostic on whether an autism-specific flag should have a white background or not.

SUMMARY

Infinity symbols can vary in lots of ways, and through design decisions we can make infinity symbols for neurodiversity & autism that won't be mistaken for the Métis flag.

RECOMMENDATIONS

I recommend that neurodiversity infinity symbols: 1. Always be an infinity *loop* rather than a solid lemniscate curve. 2. Use design elements like variable thickness, borders, and colouring, to make it unambiguously a loop rather than solid curve. 3. Never use solid white for colouring; use at least two colours (e.g. solid fill and a border) and ideally a rainbow (e.g. segments, gradient).

4. Flags for neurodiversity in general should stick to solid white for a background.

5. Flags for autism should never have a background that is a solid primary colour. Red and blue are Métis associated, and yellow is used for variations on the intersex flag. I think it is very doable to make autism & neurodiversity designs that do not infringe upon Métis cultural symbols! There are so many ways to make infinity symbols that are visually distinct.

I implore upon my fellow autistics to be mindful in which infinity symbols they create, use, and share. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk. 💛

Edit to add: I'm keeping a list of autistic & ND flag designs that DON'T use a Metis-style lemniscate here. If there are others you'd like added please let me know!

[whalien-flags]

Here is my take on an adjustment to the red/orange/gold/green flag as it's my favorite one (at least at this point in time) and I like how the white version stands out on the gold background:

[Image description: Flag that has a medium sized gold center and two thinner stripes each on the top and bottom. The two top stripes are red and orange and the bottom stripes light green and dark green. There is a white infinity loop in the center with a darker gold outline going around it. End of description.]

Also a red version; higher contrast:

[Image description: Flag version with the infinity loop symbol having a red outline going around it in the same color tone as the red stripe. End of description.]

The infinity loops on their own:

[Left is gold, right is red]

[whalien-flags]

Finally back with some flag coinings... First one is another alternate flag for aegogender. I wanted colors that can relate both to specifically being dissociated/separated from your gender and also nonbinary and genderqueer colors.

The bottom two are different type of combination flags for aegodemi-aroace (being both demi-aroace and aego-aroace). The left one is more of an original version and the right more of a mashup.

[Flag descriptions:

First flag, on the top, has 5 horizontal stripes; black, purple, white, purple, and black. The white stripe in the center is extremely thin.

Bottom left flag has 7 horizontal stripes that are blue, light blue, sky blue, dark grey, yellow, orange, and dark orange. There is an upside down triangle on the flag with the colors being inverted on it, but the dark grey meets in the middle on the same line in the center.

Bottom right flag has a base of white on top and light grey at the bottom. In the center is a dark blue stripe with thin black stripes on either side of it. On the flag is an upside down triangle that has 5 stripes, the middle stripe being the dark blue stripe with the black on either side going through it. The top two stripes are the orange and yellow from the aroace flag. The bottom two stripes are the light blue and dark blue from the aroace flag.

End of flag descriptions.]

[lesbianayda]

chronic fatigue flag for @disabledidols <3 i used the format of the general disabled flag, he asked for it to be muted blue and purple, and it turns out the me/cf awareness ribbon is already blue so that's perfect! ftu with credit

image description: a flag that's a powder blue background with five diagonal stripes across it, from top to bottom they are a warm purple, a cool purple, a light cool gray, a dark green-ish blue, and an indigo, end id.

[disabledidols]

Striped version!!! Just for simplicity reasons

[himeseal]

A flower blooms from above...

ME / Chronic Fatigue Syndrome flags!

i wanted to make these since i rarely see posts about my condition and id like to be able to have a flag attached to it like my other conditions!! free to use without credit, but just my handle somewhere is appreciated..

need IDs, tagging @accessmogai for them ^^

please do not retag gender tags, theyre just for reach!

[i-love-my-trans-body]

Some disability flags based off of the stripes from the original (@capricorn-0mnikorn) flag! These are intended for each specific/sub community. All colors and such have the same meanings, just narrowed down for each category; The grey stripes were added to represent the grey area of being recognized as disabled, in general society, in a medical sense, or otherwise.

Red - Bodily/Physical Disability

Yellow - Neurodivergent Disability

White - Invisible and/or undiagnosed Disability

Blue - Mental/Emotional Disability

Green - Sensory Disability

Image IDs in captions!

[themogaidragon]

Learning Disabilities\Disorders Pride Flags 

[pt: Learning Disabilities\Disorders Pride Flags /end pt]

Dyscalculia, dyscalculic

[IMAGE ID: A flag with four dark green stripes coming from its corners and meeting in the center. Where they meet, their sides are flat in a way that forms a pinwheel-like shape. The spaces between the stripes at the top and bottom of the flag are light green and the spaces at the right and left of the flag are green.  In the center of the flag there is a symbol of a white calculator with light green buttons and screen which is sliced in two. END ID]

Dysgraphia, dysgraphic

[IMAGE ID: A flag with four dark purple stripes coming from its corners and meeting in the center. Where they meet, their sides are flat in a way that forms a pinwheel-like shape. The spaces between the stripes at the top and bottom of the flag are light purle and the spaces at the right and left of the flag are pruple. In the center of the flag there is a symbol of a purple pencil knotted to itself in a infinity-like shape. END ID]

Dyslexia, dyslexic

[IMAGE ID: A flag with four dark blue stripes coming from its corners and meeting in the center. Where they meet, their sides are flat in a way that forms a pinwheel-like shape. The spaces between the stripes at the top and bottom of the flag are dull cyan and the spaces at the right and left of the flag are blue. In the center of the flag there is the pqbd dyslexia symbol which is a circle with four circles inside of it connected to each other. END ID]

Dysorthographia, dysorthographic

[IMAGE ID: A flag with four dark red stripes coming from its corners and meeting in the center. Where they meet, their sides are flat in a way that forms a pinwheel-like shape. The spaces between the stripes at the top and bottom of the flag are salmon pink and the spaces at the right and left of the flag are vine red. In the center of the flag there is a symbol which is a white oval shape with yellow letters inside of it mixing up together. END ID]

Dyspraxia, dyspraxic

[IMAGE ID: A flag with four dark brown stripes coming from its corners and meeting in the center. Where they meet, their sides are flat in a way that forms a pinwheel-like shape. The spaces between the stripes at the top and bottom of the flag are yellow and the spaces at the right and left of the flag are desaturated brown. in the center of the flag there is a symbol which is a character in black with its harms and legs spreaded out. END ID]

I’ve made those because there was only a flag for dyscalculia I thought it was important to make some for the other learning disorders. I did not design the dyslexia, dyspraxia and dyscalculia symbols.

[rjalker]

May 25th 2023

Cane user pride flag because as far as I can tell no one else has made one. Normal, and one with the cane user symbol I made.

Here is a link to the web archive page where you can download HD versions of the flag and symbol. Both are public domain because I hate capitalism and I say so.

The only thing I request is that you include image descriptions wherever possible, and link other people to the files or at least let them know they're free to use for anything.

Colors are from my synesthesia.

[ID: Four versions of a pride flag with six horizontal stripes. From top to bottom, they are: Light grey, grey-green, dark grey, violet purple, medium blue, and turquoise blue.

The second, third, and fourth versions of the flag are the same as the first, but with a cane user symbol in the center, which is a white stick figure with a black outline. The figure is walking forward with a cane in their left hand, which is held forward to follow their right foot, while their right hand and left leg are going back. The first figure is skinny and made up only only straight lines and angles, except for the circle of the head. The second is still skinny, but has rounded edges. The third is fatter, with rounded edges.

End ID.]

You are 100% encouraged to download this and share it wherever you want, and use it for anything you want, including selling designs using it! And yes, this includes people who don't use canes!

You are also encouraged to edit the symbol in any way you want, to include more body types, add more disabilities, add gender symbols, pride flags, and anything else you want!

You can buy this design from my Threadless shop!

Here again is the web archive link, where you can download all the versions of the flag and symbol, and some other relevant things!

If you would like to share on other sites, you can credit me by linking to the web archive post, so that everyone can download the HD versions of the flag! You can also link to my Threadless shop above!

[boywithbear]

back with another coining!!! I recently discovered this term (and relate heavily to it omg) and there wasnt a flag for it so; Mirous Attraction Flag!!! I based a lot of themes from the aesthetic and sexual attraction flags done by FANDOM user Zer0Rebel4 (mainly the layout and symbol). I used red as one of the colors as it's the color that often represents sexual attraction and mirous attraction can be seen very similarly to sexual attraction and may be confused for it. I chose pink as the other main color tones as it's the color that's often associated with aesthetic attraction and mirous attraction is often seen similarly to a form of aesthetic attraction. Similar to Zer0Rebel4's aesthetic attraction flag meanings, white is for mirous attraction and black is for the spectrum of mirous attraction. The symbol in the middle is pulled from the symbols of Zer0Rebel's aesthetic attraction flag and sexual attraction flag— a combination of a heart and a flower, making it a sort of merge between the two as it can seem to be so similar to them both. It is brown as I think that would be a good representative color of mirous attraction; pulled from the original miransexual flag as miransexual is a form of mirous attraction/similar and the identity is part of why the term mirous attraction was coined, and it meshes well with the pink and red tones that the flag is made up of.

[Edit May 2024; I made a better looking flower symbol for the flag!!]

As a bonus I've also made mirous oriented attraction flags!! I made these based on blending their flags with the Mirous Attraction flag I made! (since there's lots of flags, descriptions will be in the alt text)

Lesbian-mirous:

Gay-mirous:

Bi-Mirous:

Pan-Mirous:

Edit: made more!

Omni-Mirous:

Ply/Poli-Mirous:

Sapphic-Mirous:

Achillean-Mirous:

[genderstarbucks]

Aroace + Gay Man / Lesbian!!

Aroace + Gay Man

Aroace + Lesbian

[whalien-flags]

I'm gonna update my pinned because I finally finished the new archive website!!! took SO LONG. Also have a new layout :3

[boywithbear]

a little bit late for these but Valentines Aro flag and Valentines Ace flag 😌😌 [edit: aroace now too!]

flags for ace/aro people who enjoy valentines day and/or aspects of valentines day!

They have valentines day themed colors in the form of the original flags' layouts with the asexual flag having a geometric heart made of triangles as triangles are an ace symbol and a heart fits the valentine's day theme, and the aromantic flag having a valentine's day themed bow and arrow, as that is something associated with both valentine's day and aros. ^~^ Edit: aroace now too with the upside-down ace of spades to look like a heart!

Edited on April 4th, 2024 switching out the symbol that's on the asexual one and putting it on the new aroace one!!!

[Flag Descriptions:

Left flag has 4 stripes with the colors from top to bottom being bright red, baby pink, white, and light purple. There is a light black geometric heart made of triangles in the center of the flag.

Middle flag has 5 stripes with the colors from top to bottom being pale red, baby pink, off-tone white, lavender, and blue-toned purple. There is a light black bow and arrow on the center of the flag that is pointing upwards towards the left.

Right flag has 5 stripes with the colors from top to bottom being dusty pink, light dusty pink, white, light red, and brick red. there is a light black upside-down outline of the ace of spades symbol in the center of the flag.

End of flag descriptions.]