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Unpopular opinion: I think the fact that most pride flags are just colored stripes is a good thing actually. They're far more useful, semiotically, as "color palettes with inherent meaning" than they are as fabric rectangles. Normal laws of vexillological design are not really relevant here when "actual flag" is a low-frequency use case.

This, and also also 'a bunch of horizontal stripes of different colors' inherently meaning some flavor of pride flag is a good thing. Even if the individual flags for less common queer identities aren't necessarily immediately recognizable, they're still recognizable as being a part of the pride flag family.

my humours have balanced. I have become mentally normal again

reblog if you wear glasses. too many mutuals don't know they have glasses wearers in their midsts

they should replace the axiom of choice with ME. let me make the choice for you. i feel i'd be great at it

One thing I love about studying math is that when you ask any fellow student or prof why they went into math we all say it’s because we find it beautiful. It’s so diametrically opposed to the opinion that everyone else has about math that it feels like some kind of virus that infects you and makes you unable to study anything else