#caedqueerplatonic

Due to image limit this post is split into two parts. This is part 2 and here is part one.

These are alternative aqueerplatonic flags using a pink tone that is somewhere between the queerplatonic pink and yellow.

lovequeer aqueerplatonic | loveless aqueerplatonic | heartless aqueerplatonic

autiaqueerplatonic | neuroqueerplatonic | caedqueerplatonic

Shout out to erasgender, erassexual, erasromantic, erasplatonic, erasfamilial, erasaesthetic, erasensual, erasqueerplatonic, erasalterous, eraswaveric, and any other eras- people.

You are not broken. You are not wrong or a traitor. You are not "spreading misinformation/stereotypes" about queerness being a choice or an event that happens later in life.

It is okay to feel as though you have lost your gender or attraction or whatever else due to trauma.

It is okay to feel as though your gender or attraction or whatever else has faded with time or spontaneously disappeared.

You are real. You are welcome here. You are beloved. You belong in the queer community.

Caed- or Caedo- A feeling that one was previously able to experience a particular kind of attraction, but that ability was lost due to trauma or negative events.

Queerplatonic, Quasiplatonic, or Quirkyplatonic: Describes relationships where an intense emotional connection transcending what people usually think of as ‘friendship’ is present, but the relationship is not romantic in nature; people in a queerplatonic relationship may think of themselves as partners, may plan on spending their lives together, etc. The ‘queer’ is a reference to the idea of queering relationships and ideas about relationships, not for describing the orientations or genders of anyone in a queerplatonic relationship. Anyone, sexual or asexual, romantic or aromantic, straight, gay, queer, bi, lesbian, poly, cis, trans, etc etc can be in a queerplatonic relationship, can have more than one such relationship. It’s a popular term within the aromantic community, but not all aromantics feel queerplatonic attraction, and not everyone who feels queerplatonic attraction is aromantic. Similar to alterous attraction but not quite the same.

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Term coined by: Unknown

[image description: a flag with five stripes. The flag is split in half, so each side has five stripes and a different color scheme. On both sides, the bottom stripe is black. Centered on the bottom of the flag are three partial vertical stripes, each a fifth of the width of the flag. The outer two stripes are grey and are two fifths of the height of the flag, while the middle is white and is three fifths the height of the flag. On the left side of the flag, the top stripe is pink, and the next three stripes are all slightly lighter shades of pink. On the right side of the flag, the top stripe is a dark yellow, and the next three stripes are all lighter shades of yellow]

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Designed by: Me

Color meanings: Fading colors representing loss of attraction, as well as white, gray, and black which are associated with aspec flags.