#aplflexible

Aplatonic (apl for short) flags part 3 🍏🟩🟦🟪 (This set uses green+blue+purple, there’s another set that uses yellow for apl instead.) (Due to the image limit, this is split into 4 posts.)

greyplatonic | demiplatonic | aegoplatonic (1)

aegoplatonic (2) | non sam apl (1) | non sam apl (2)

neu apl | aplvoid | aplflux

aplspike (1) | aplspike (2) | apljump

dark greyplatonic | light greyplatonic | atomoplatonic

delloplatonic | fictoplatonic | cupioplatonic

bellusplatonic | reciproplatonic | lithoplatonic

frayplatonic (1) | frayplatonic (2) | apothiplatonic

orchidplatonic | myrplatonic | aplflexible

I’ll also note that some of these terms can have multiple names, with the “platonic”, “aplatonic”, & “apl” part being interchangeable. This isn’t applicable to every term though. I also chose not to list everything to try to keep it brief. So for example, greyplatonic can also be called greyaplatonic and greyapl.

[Part 1]

[Part 2]

This is part 3

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[PT: Large Pixel Size A-Flexible Flags]

Aceflexible ~ Aroflexible

Aplflexible ~ Aqpflexible

Analtflexible ~ Asenflexible ~ Anaeflexible

Definition: One who is mostly a- [attraction type] but occasionally experience [attraction type] attraction. However, the attraction one experiences is so little and/or rare that one considers oneself a- [attraction type] with some fluidity.

All flags are 3000x2000 pixels.

Aplatonic (apl for short) flags part 1 ⭐️ (This set uses yellow, there’s another set that uses green+blue+purple for apl instead.) (Due to the image limit, this is split into 4 posts.)

greyplatonic | demiplatonic | aegoplatonic

non sam apl (1) | non sam apl (2) | neu apl

aplvoid | aplflux | aplspike (1)

aplspike (2) | apljump | dark greyplatonic

light greyplatonic | atomoplatonic | delloplatonic

fictoplatonic | cupioplatonic | bellusplatonic

reciproplatonic | lithoplatonic (1) | lithoplatonic (2)

frayplatonic (1) | frayplatonic (2) | apothiplatonic

orchidplatonic | myrplatonic | aplflexible

I’ll also note that some of these terms can have multiple names, with the “platonic”, “aplatonic”, & “apl” part being interchangeable. This isn’t applicable to every term though. I also chose not to list everything to try to keep it brief. So for example, greyplatonic can also be called greyaplatonic and greyapl.

This is part 1

[Part 2]

[Part 3]