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Squirrelsplit

A gender related to being an alter that is strongly influenced by being a squirrel as well. A subset of gendersplit.

✿{Funtimefreddycharic}✿

๑ a gender connected to Funtime from Fnaf ๑

I did not found any Funtime freddy (fnaf) gender, but if it's have, plz tell me.

🫧 Bubblygender 🫧

Definition: A gender that can only be described as “bubbly.” One who uses this feels their gender is upbeat, hyper, and/or, easily excitable.

》 Can be combined with other genders to create a subset gender, ex. BubblyFoxgender; Bubblygirl; ToxicBubblyenby.

》 This gender is NOT a lexic gender, but a gender that feels/is bubbly in some way.

【Credit unnecessary, however, please read my DNI before interacting!】

That mutt/that mutt's pronoun flag

Requested by anon

ran/boo/rans/boos/ranbooself pronoun flag

Requested by anon

💉/💉self pronoun flag

n e ways presenting...

superhostilic

a gender related to/influenced by the minecraft map series "super hostile", either as a whole or by individual maps. this can also tie in to letsplays of the maps or creators who've played them, if the user so wishes

color meanings:

1st & 2nd - blood/gore etc in relation to the notorious hardness of the maps

3rd - minecraft wool colors!

4th & 5th - no meaning just reminds me of the maps . maybe death bc uh. hardness again? lol

white stripes - also no meaning just didnt like how it looked when the rainbow touched the others

proposed pronouns: (cut off bc long)

heartshot. a flag where it feels like your heart has been shot, whatever that may mean.

¡Aroace flag!  The Aromantic Asexual combo breaker.

The Aromantic & Asexual flags are basically mirror images of each other, & when superimposed they make a most naturalistic & logical aro-ace flag.  

The extra lighter green stripe in the current aromantic flag seemed superfluous when compared to its ace counterpart, so I simplified. Less is more!  Also the symmetry is visually pleasing. Since Asexuality and Aromanticism are parallel orientations, it would make sense that their flags should also mirror each other, together it becomes something even more.  To many the aroace identity is more than the sum of its parts.  I also included the expanded mirror flag for those who want more stripes.

Expanded Aroace Mirror flag (Above)

I have seen a few other aro-ace flags out there but not this exact one despite its simplicity.  The traditional green & purple colors representative of the aromantic and asexual communities make the identity easy to read and understand, especially to those outside of the A-spec community.  

Aaaa I keep forgetting to post thisss

This! Is my version of the Aspec flag. Like. Aro, ace, and agender. All aspecs can use it! (Yes, even if you don't identify as all three and/or are gray/demi/lith/etc. It's for ALL aspecs)

Ngl, I'm not really good at putting meaning to color, so I tried to make it aesthetically pleasing (and the color choice was inspired by @aroaesflags2 aroace flag with blue and orange being between the green and purple. Though, if you want me to change that, please let me know! I made it a few months ago, but I realize not everyone would be cool with that.)

I don’t have many ideas, tell me how this flag looks like:

I made some aro bi flags! The first one was made by overlaying the two flags (I think it looks the best). 

The second is supposed to be a more muted one with aspects of both flags but not too much of one or the other. 

Feel free to use these for whatever you want (with credit)! 

[image description: a horizontal seven stripe pride flag. Colours in descending order: bright pink, medium pink, pastel pink, light grey, mint green, medium green, bright green.]

New Community Term: Dia Aro

In the last twelve months or so, it’s become common to see folks scrambling for a term that conveys the meaning of “someone on the aromantic spectrum who doesn’t solely describe their aromanticism as ‘aromantic’“. “Aro-spec” was for a time beginning to be used this way, in the sense of “I’m an aro-spec ace”. Now, I’m seeing an increasing number of posts where the community is deciding that “aro-spec” includes all aromantics.

On the one hand, some of us have a need for a word that includes aros like me–aros who additionally use terms that aren’t “aromantic” to describe our aromantic identities. On the other hand, the alternative "greyromantic” (in its use as an umbrella term) doesn’t include everyone who feels that general aromantic spaces and terms are unable to encompass our needs because of the way we identify our aromantic identities and experiences.

When idemromanticism and my shape of nebularomanticism mean I am not greyromantic, but the general aromantic community’s approach to content and representation leaves me feeling alienated from my own community and even the word “aromantic” because it assumes a relationship to and understanding of romance and romantic attraction I don’t have, how do I find connection and support? Nebularo and idemro spaces are tiny!

Let’s be real, here: “aromantic” is a broad term that encompasses us all. General aromantic community spaces, however, tend to focus on a few ways of being aromantic, particularly the kind that doesn’t require additional identity terms to explain how we experience or navigate romance, romantic attraction and relationship behaviours.

I am not greyromantic, but when I am lumped together with end-case aros as though that interpretation depicts my aromanticism, all I feel is how different–and unwelcome–are my experiences with regards romance and attraction. I have more in common with the greyromantic community than I have with most end-case aromantics, despite not being one of you. I need a way, therefore, to connect with other aros who don’t fit the standard end-case aromantic experience without misidentifying myself, a word that can’t be conflated with “aromantic” or “aro-spec”. A word not quite as wonderfully broad as “aromantic” or “aro-spec” but a little broader than “greyromantic”. A word that lets other people identify us without leaving cupioros and idemros under the “end-case aro” label as though the reasons we claimed those identities don’t matter enough to be worth distinguishing.

Definition

Dia aro: Someone on the aromantic spectrum who doesn’t solely, completely and in full identify their attraction and aromantic experiences with the word “aromantic”. A collective term welcoming everyone under the greyro umbrella who experiences some, limited, indistinct, vague or shifting romantic attraction; idemromantics, cupioromantics and bellusromantics; nebularomantics and quoiromantics defying the pressure to identify or distinguish shapes of attraction; aroflux and abroromantic folks; and anyone else who doesn’t identify their aromanticism as only “aromantic” because we cross or disregard the romantic/non-romantic binary or have differing or distinct relationships to the concept of romantic attraction and/or romantic behaviours.

Dia aro is not meant to be separate from “aro”, “aromantic” or “aro-spec”; it’s simply another umbrella term to describe how some of us are aromantic.

Meaning

Dia is Greek for “through”. The word that inspired this is “diapason”, a musical term coming from a Greek phrase translated in English to mean “the concord through all the notes”. I feel this describes the purpose or benefit of uniting a diverse collection of aromantic-spectrum identities under one label.

It also needed to be easy to pronounce, type and spell, as the current phrase alternatives like “on the greyer areas of the aromantic spectrum” require more words to speak and type (far less accessible for disabled aros like me). It also needed to avoid confusion with “spectrum” and “aro-spec” and serve as a modifier for “aromantic”: dia aros are aro.

(I am aware that “diamoric” is a non-binary community term, but I’ve never seen a non-binary aro refer to themselves as “dia aro” to mean “diamoric aro”.)

Under keep reading: using the term, flag symbolism, stripe meanings, a final note on inclusiveness.

I made an aro trans flag by overlaying the two. The second is color-adjusted to look a bit better. Feel free to use with credit!

So uuuh flags… amirite?

I feel like being aromantic and asexual is difficult in the sense that there isn’t really a widely accepted flag or symbol that we are all happy to gather under. In my experience, Due to the unique attraction-less meaning of a-spec identities, I feel that simply using the aromantic or asexual flag feels like I’m ignoring half of my identity, while using both at the same time/merging them seems somewhat impractical and clunky at the best of times. As kind of an example of what I mean is that when someone identifies as bisexual, it’s kind of implied that they’re biromantic as well unless otherwise stated, but when someone is asexual or aromantic it seems a lot more common for people to have more that one label to adequately describe themselves. That probably doesn’t make sense, but I guess it doesn’t really matter.

Anyway, I decided to make one!

I’ve seen a few great design concepts already, and I was actually inspired to make this by a lesbian flag redesign I saw (I’ll try and remember to link it). If nothing has really become official and accepted as an aroace flag, I may as well give it a shot and see if people like it.

The first image is a 5:3 ratio flag, while the second is the expanded image of the flag’s creation, which you are able to crop if you don’t like the current placement of the 5:3 flag. It also looks pretty nice as a symbol, seeing as it’s made from upside down hearts, implying that we don’t experience love in a ‘normal’ way. The arch is also triangular, suggesting the ‘A’ prefix that defines the ace and aro-spec communities. What’s more, it forms an ace of spades shape, which was completely unintentional on my part.

Since colours are kind of important in the memorability and symbol status of a flag, I altered some to make it look nicer. But hopefully their symbolic meanings are still somewhat apparent.

Dark grey—representative of a lack of sexual or romantic attraction. It isn’t quite black, so I like to think it’s also there for the grey-A’s and Demis.

Hex code: #172935

Purple—this is kinda obvious. Supposed to represent the wider asexual community.

#5A4677

White—representative of trans and non-binary aroaces.

#FFFFFF

Light green—representative of the greater aromantic community.

#9AC489

Bluish green—representative of the oriented aroace community, the flag of which this colour was taken from. (Link)

#36AEA0

So I misread your ask at first and made an ace pan flag so I figured I might as well post that one too! Two for the free price of one lol 

Aro Pan Flag:

Ace Pan Flag:

I also thought this one looked cool so I’m including it too (Pan Aro flag instead of an Aro Pan flag basically):

I designed a flag for those who are demiromantic and demisexual! Demiromace, if you will. You can use it for whatever you’d like.