#apackspec

IDs are in alt text due to amount. each ID also has the flag name in the description since they're all using pretty much the same colours, and we figured it could get confusing!!

flags for pack/communal orientations we coined a little bit back!!

just going to use -pack in these for ease, but -pack in any of these can be replaced with -communal. from top left to bottom right, the flags are: homopack, heteropack, bipack, panpack, polypack, omnipack, abropack, apack, apackspec, fictopack, autopack, and intrapack

These are all orientations for pack/communal attraction. There aren't currently flags due to our fatigue, but we plan to get to them when we have the spoons; if you'd like to make a flag for it, feel free, but please let us know!

Homopack / Homocommunal: an orientation in which you experience pack / communal attraction to the same and/or similar genders

Heteropack / Heterocommunal: an orientation in which you experience pack / communal attraction to the opposite and/or dissimilar genders

Bipack / Bicommunal: an orientation in which you experience pack / communal attraction to two or more genders

Panpack / Pancommunal: an orientation in which you experience pack / communal attraction to all genders

Polypack / Polycommunal: an orientation in which you experience pack / communal attraction to multiple but not all genders

Omnipack / Omnicommunal: an orientation in which you experience pack / communal attraction to all genders with gender playing a role in attraction

Apack / Acommunal: an orientation in which you experience little to no pack / communal attraction

Apackspec / Acommuspec: the apack / acommunal spectrum

Autopack / Autocommunal: an orientation in which you experience pack / communal attraction to yourself, exclusively or not

Intrapack / Intracommunal: an orientation in which you only experience pack / communal attraction to people in your system

Abropack / Abrocommunal: a fluid pack / communal orientation

Fictopack / Fictocommunal: an orientation in which you experience pack / communal attraction to fiction, exclusively or not