#gynephilia

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Philogyny: fondness, love, or admiration towards women. Its antonym is misogyny/gynemisia. It is not to be confused with gynephilia/gynesexuality, which is attraction to women or femininity (and whose antonym is gynephobia).

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(I am not counting Dr. Weird and Steve for this theory, sorry)

Master Shake and Carl represent Gynephilia because of their desire towards women. which is stated throughout the series but a major example is in the episode “The Shaving” in which Shake tell Willie Nelson that he has no regard for human life, especially women. Cause they have the organs that both of them wish they had. also Shake’s colors are the exact same stripes as the Gynephilic flag.

Frylock represents the Transgender community.

Exhibit A

in the episode “Broodwitch” he read a disturbing article about the broodwitch on a vogue magazine. Which he gets made fun by being called a lady.

Exhibit B

in ”The Shaving“ Shake tells Meatwad that he’s wearing womens panties under his sailor costume.

Exhibit C

in “Frat Aliens“ two drunk aliens confuse Frylock as a woman even though he has a stash and that Carl was just messing with him to get the Frat Alien’s to believe that Frylock is his girlfriend.

Exhibit Gamma

The major example is in the movie where it was confirmed that Frylock “is a woman trapped in a man’s body” and in a post credit scene he changes his features to look more feminine while also dating The Cybernetic Ghost.

Meatwad is non-binary because in the episode “Gee Wiz” Meatwad get’s pregnant despite being male even though Frylock says this like he’s unsure what his gender is.

Ignignokt represents GenderQueer because he’s a feminine sounding male who has the quirks of a women Despite having a strong connection for males.

Err represents Bisexuality because he’s always wants to get laid by women at a club while also dressing up like a gay prostitute in the episode “Moonujuana.” And his colors are the same as the flag of the bisexual community.

Oglethorpe and The Cybernetic Ghost represent Polysexual because they have the ability to have multiple relationships for any organism or object. ( despite dating each other in the movie ).

Emory is Pansexual because he would like just about anyone and would do anything for his friend Oglethorpe.

And Finally Willie Nelson represents the Asexual and Demisexual demographic because in ”The Shaving“ Shake tells him that he has no regard for human life and all he’s concern with is his life of murder while also taking care of himself, such as shaving once every couple of days.

DISCLAIMER: This is all just for fun please don’t get offended if your flag is low on the list or not even on it, this has nothing to do with the sexualities/gender identities behind the flag just how aesthetically pleasing the flags themselves are.

Another thing to note: I don’t know if all of these flags are official or endorsed by the communities they represent, I literally just googled lists of pride flags, listed the ones I thought were pretty and then whittled it down to ten. I have no idea if these flags were created by problematic people or if they are problematic for any reason so please let me know if you notice any of these issues with these flags or if any of the information I give is wrong. Also please don’t start any discourse about whether or not an identity is LGBTQ+, this is all just for fun so please take your serious discussions somewhere else

And without further ado, let’s get into the list!

10. Abrosexual

Definition: “Someone who is abrosexual has a fluid sexual orientation. They experience different sexual orientations over time.”

What the colours represent: The abrosexual flag was created by a tumblr user named Mod Chad by the request of an anon. The creator has not given any insight into what the colours on the flag represent.

9. Bigender

Definition: “Bigender is a gender identity in which someone presents as two genders, such as both male and female, or as two other gender identities (e.g., agender and a feminine expression).”

What the colours represent: The white represents trans identity, the purple represents no gender, the pink represents femininity, and the blue represents masculinity.

8. Transgender

Definition: “Noting or relating to a person whose gender identity does not correspond to that person’s biological sex assigned at birth”

What the colours represent: The blue stripes are the stereotypical colour associated with baby boys, the pink stripes are the stereotypical colour associated with baby girls, and the white stripe represents people who are transitioning or who feel they have a neutral or undefined gender.

7. Genderfluid

Definition: “Gender-fluid is a nonbinary gender identity that’s not fixed and is capable of changing over time.”

What the colours represent: The pink represents femininity, the white represents lack of gender, the purple represents a combination of masculinity and femininity, the black represents genders identities other than strict femininity and masculinity, and the blue represents masculinity

6. Asexual

Definition: “Free from sexual desires or sexuality”

What the colours represent: The black represents asexuality, the grey represents grey asexuality and demisexuality, the white represents sexuality, and the purple represents community.

5. Bisexual

Definition: “A person who is romantically or sexually attracted to both men and women, or to people of various gender identities.”

What the colours represent: The pink represents the possibility of same gender attraction, the blue represents the possibility of opposite sex attraction, and the purple represents the overlap between them

4. Lesbian

Definition: “A female homosexual.”

What the colours represent: The darkest orange stripe represents gender non-conformity, the middle orange stripe represents independence, the lightest orange stripe represents community, the white stripe represents unique relationships to womanhood, the lightest pink stripe represents serenity and peace, the middle pink stripe represents love and sex, and the darkest pink stripe represents femininity.

3. Alternative Transgender Flag

Definition: “Noting or relating to a person whose gender identity does not correspond to that person’s biological sex assigned at birth”

What the colours represent: I struggled to find information on this flag, from what I can gather there is no set definition for the colours chosen.

2. Gynephilia

Definition: “Someone who is gynephilic identifies as being attracted to femininity or the female anatomy, regardless of whether the object of one's affection identifies as a woman.”

What the colours represent: I wasn’t able to find an official definition for what the colours mean but it seems to be based off of the androphilic flag

1. Sapphic

Definition: “A woman who is attracted to other women”