#monogamous flag

title: a flag for people who practice monogamy, the act of having only one romantic or sexual partner at a time.

a flag for anyone.

💍original flags found on lgbtqia.wiki

[first image id: a flag split into two stripes, the top is white, the bottom is black. in the center is a symbol for polyamory, inverting the colors of the stripes to be black on top and white on the bottom. /end id]

[second image id: a flag with 4 evenly sized horizontal stripes, in the colors of white, red, pink, and grey. in the center of the flag are two circles intersecting, similar to a venn diagram. directly above where the circles intersect is a heart. the heart and the circles are in the color gold. /end id]

[third image id: a flag with 5 evenly sized vertical stripes, with 2 small stripes overlaid. the 5 stripes are in the colors of wine red, berry pink, hot pink, magenta-violet, and wine red. the 2 stripes are white. in the center of the flag are two hearts intersecting, similar to a venn diagram. the hearts are transparent, but are darker where they are overlaid. /end id]

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my take on/an alt version of the polyamorous flag and another addition to the skyset pride series

Polyamorous relationships are diverse and come in many forms and dynamics. not everyone is the same and the relationships between the partners may all be different. it may look like two or more people dating one same partner but not each other or it may look like a whole web of connected relationships like constellations in the sky. the polyamory does not strictly have to be romantic or sexual relationships.

Forenoon Monogamous

my take on/an alt version of the monogamous flag and another addition to the skyset pride series

Monogamous relationships are the opposite of polyamory, they are a relationship between two people, although that does not mean both partners are monogamous. one might be poly one might be mono but a monogamous person is only in a relationship with that one person. some people feel complete just being in that one, some people feel complete in multiple, both are incredibly valid in their own right.

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@melodymogai, @archival-arrival, @the-yanderess, @iloveleeks2, @queersrus, @kitti-coining, @polyfragmentedchaos, @zelle-exe, @lethargicexcitement, @bi-lesbian, @mikus-coining-blog, @dykefnctl

I've never felt represented by other monogamous flags, so I made one of my own.

The blue stripe represents the number two and balance. Purple represents devotion. Grey represents stability. White represents simplicity and nature. Gold represents the common color for wedding rings. Pink represents comfort and tenderness. Red represents romance, love and joy. The ring symbol represents unity, whether through marriage or just a monogamous relationship.

While monogamy isn't inherently LGBTQIA+, it's very important to my own identity and I often feel underrepresented as a monogamous bi person.