#described pride flags

Using the alchemical symbol for sulfur as a nonbinary symbol the way Mars and Venus represent male and female. (original post about that here)

[ID: Three versions of a pride flag that has four horizontal stripes of yellow, teal, red, and black. The first is just the stripes of the flag itself. The second version has two overlapping sulfur symbols, with an upward pointing triangle above a cross, with small diamonds at each horizontal arm of the cross. The last version has a single sulfur symbol with a heart inside. End ID.]

Recopying what I already wrote for the Internet Archive:

A flag for nonbinary people who are attracted to nonbinary people. This attraction does not need to be exclusive, it is meant to be inclusive, the way "men loving men" includes all men who love men, and "women loving women" includes all women who love women, even if they're also attracted to other genders.

These symbols can be adapted for a flag for nonbinary people who are exclusively attracted to nonbinary people if you would like!

This flag is called called "sulpherian", or "sulpheric" because I earlier decided to use the alchemical symbol for sulfur as a nonbinary symbol, and this flag's colors were chosen to match: Sulfur is yellow, burns blue, and melts into blood red. Sulfur in alchemy represents both fire, and the soul.

Many people shorten "nonbinary loving nonbinary" to "nln" or "xlx", and either of those can be used as well.

I wanted a nonbinary symbol that was not connected to the male or female symbols, but as something that can stand on its own, that is distinct and easy to remember and that most people should be able to draw so they can make their own art with it.

I've provided a blank version of the flag, along with versions with connected nonbinary symbols, and a single symbol with a heart on the inside, along with the files for those symbols, and icon sized versions for use online.

These flags, like all the flags I create, are Public Domain, so you can use them for literally anything you want, no credit or permission needed. The only thing I ask is that, when you share it online, please include an image description so that blind and other disabled people who need IDs can be included in your posts or art.

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The HD versions of these flags and symbols can be downloaded from the internet archive here.

Included are versions with diamonds rather than triangles, because I was distracted when I started making these last night and for some reason didn't remember the sulfur symbol is a triangle instead of a diamond until literally 50 minutes ago when I was typing this post the first time lol. Either can be used :P

Edit: Now with headers included, free to use without credit, and a version without the pi symbol.

Please note: The colors on this flag are subdued on purpose, so that it does not cause the same kind of eye-strain the original polyamorous flag does, while still retaining the symbolism that went into the chosen colors.

(Please don't add eye-burningly bright flags onto this post to compare them, that defeats the purpose)

[ID: Two versions of a pride flag with five stripes of different widths: A dark blue stripe, a thin gold stripe, a dark red stripe, a thin gold stripe, and a black stripe. In the center is a pi symbol in the same gold color as the thin stripes. The second version does not have the pi symbol. A wider, rectangular version of each flag is beneath it. End ID.]

mainly because I really want to include the polyamorous flags in my pride designs but the original starts giving me a headache after just a few seconds of looking at it :(

a flag that combined the lycaogenos and autigender flags (with the lycaogenos flag flipped upside down because otherwise it comes out all grey) by laying them overtop of eachother and then merging them, then playing with the colors a bit to get them to work better.

A flag for werewolfkin who are also autistic >:)

The second version should work as a header for your tumblr blog without needing to be adjusted.

[ID: Two versions of the same flag, which has five stripes of: purple, green, pale yellow, yellow-orange, and red-orange. The first version is square-shaped, the second is wider. End ID.]

This flag is specifically for werewolf kin who are also autistic, *not* people who are just autistic and like werewolves. This is a flag for autistic werewolves, not autistic werewolf fans lol.

Two versions, one as the normal square-ish template I use to make Redbubble designs, plus a longer version so it can be used a blog header, which should fit perfectly without need for adjustment.

The pink's for girls, blue for boys, and purple for all other non-binary genders!

These flags can be used for anything you'd use a pride flag for; icons, headers, moodboards, art, redbubble designs, LGBallTs, ect! Credit isn't necessary, though it would be appreciated if you can link people to HD versions of the flags so they can save them too :)

Feel free to change the colors or make other variants!

When using these flags, please try to include an image description like in this post! You can even copy and paste these ones and just edit it to fit the art, no credit needed! :)

You can search "Demigirlboy" and "Demiboygirl" on Redbubble to find the designs I've posted so far!

First up:

Demigirlboy: (Web archive link)

[ID: Two versions of the same flag, with the first being square shaped, and the second a wide rectangle. The stripes are in order from top to bottom: Purple, dark pink, light pink, white, light blue, blue, and purple. End ID.]

Demiboygirl: (Web archive link)

[ID: Two versions of the same flag, with the first being square shaped, and the second a wide rectangle. The stripes are in order from top to bottom: Purple, blue, light blue, white, light pink, dark pink, and purple. End ID.]

So here's a nonplatonic flag. For people who do not experience any kind of platonic attraction at all, including queerplatonic attraction, and expressly do not want a queerplatonic relationship.

The fade to black is there to show that yeah, no, the answer is no. There is no attraction. There's nothing.

[ID: Two version of a pride flag with six horizontal stripes of black, dark grey, grey, white, ice blue, and turquoise.

The first version of the flag is shaped like a square, the second version is wider than it is tall.

End ID.]

[ID: Three different pride flags, each with three versions. All have five horizontal stripes, with the colors listed in order from top to bottom. The first and last flag in each set is labeled with black text across the center stripe, with a blank version of the flag in between. The black stripes are in these versions extremely dark grey. The first flag is labeled, "Lithrose" and "Akoirose", and is red, orange, yellow, white, and black. The second flag is labeled "Lithsexual" and "Akoisexual" and is orange, pale orange, yellow, black, and ace purple. The third flag is labeled, "Lithromantic" and "akoiromantic", and is red-pink, pale orange, yellow, black, and aro green. End ID.]

Okay another offering for the community at large because I only just realized that the lithromantic / akoiromantic and lithsexual / akoisexual flags are the exact same thing.

I was really worried for a second I'd been calling the flag by the wrong name for years now, but, no...it's just one flag for both of them going by different names.

I don't remember how old the original flag is but I'm gonna just assume it's older than when the split attraction model started becoming more well-known...

anyways. To help clarify:

Lithrose / Akoirose: Where you feel attracted to someone but don't want it to be reciprocated, or you might stop feeling attracted once it is returned.

Lithsexual / Akoisexual: Where you feel sexually attracted to someone but don't want it to be reciprocated, or you might stop feeling attracted once it is returned.

Lithromantic / Akoiromantic: Where you feel romantically attracted to someone but don't want it to be reciprocated, or you might stop feeling attracted once it is returned.

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Please feel free to use the new pride flags here for literally anything you would use a pride flag for, no credit needed. Icons, headers, moodboards, redbubble designs, literally whatever you want. As far as I am concerned they're public domain.

(I use extremely dark grey in place of 100% solid black for the pride designs I make so they're visible against black backgrounds, and these were made on the templates I use for those, but you can obviously use 100% black if you want!)

The header versions of these will go in a reblog since they won't all be able to fit on this post.

I think a "transno" flag would just be funny. "are you transfem or transmasc?" "no"

#like transvoid/transqueer/transfuckyou but funny

Here you go. The colorful version is from last night's sunset :)

[ID: Two flags. The first version is greyscale, with very dark grey, dark grey, light grey, white, light grey, dark grey, and very dark grey.

The second flag has six stripes of: pale orange, pale gold, very pale peach, desaturated teal, desaturated purple, and desaturated dark purple.

End ID.]

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And some more:

[ID: Three flags.

The first is the gradient from dark grey to white to dark grey from above, now with colors picked from the other flag, so that the stripes are desaturated dark purple, purple, teal, peach, teal, purple, and dark purple.

The next flag is the same as the first, but with the colors fully saturated.

The third flag is the orange, gold, peach, teal, purple, and dark purple flag from above, now with the colors fully saturated. End ID.]

[ID: Two versions of a pride flag with eleven horizontal symmetrical stripes of: Very dark brown, dark brown, brown, orange, gold, white, gold, orange, brown, dark brown, and very dark brown. The second version has the black lines of a seven-pointed star on it. End ID.]

The Actual™ Feligenos flag, for when you are a cat and your gender is also cat.

Separate from catgender, because this is meant specifically for otherkin and other people who identify as cats.

(The other version of the flag I posted is neon green, yellow, and purple, because I needed a version that a specific character would enjoy, and then I forgot to actually post this version. Oops.)

The colors are meant to symbolize as many different types of cats as possible, from domestic cats to small cats to big cats.