#moth presentation

[IMAGE ID: six rectangular flags with six evenly-sized stripes each. all of them have a moth icon in the top left. it is simplified and resembles their respective moths. the first flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: hot pink, golden yellow, pastel green, dull purple, medium warm grey, and black. the second flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: dark dull brown, light purple, cream, light pink, dull orange, and warm brown. the third flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: black, dull brown, white, dull orange, warm brown, and red-brown. the fourth flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: dull purple, cool green, pastel blue, dull orange, cool red, and dark warm brown. the fifth flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: magenta, fuchsia, pastel pink, pastel yellow, golden yellow, and dull green. the sixth flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: dark teal, dull teal, pastel yellow, medium orange, bright red-orange, and dull brown. END ID.]

moth: a presentation term for someone who presents in a neogender way, or someone whose presentation can only be described as (a) neogender(s). can be any neogender, or multiple of them.

hawkmoth: a presentation term for someone who presents masculinely and in a neogender way, or someone whose presentation is masculine in a neogender way. can be any neogender, or multiple of them.

silkmoth: a presentation term for someone who presents femininely and in a neogender way, or someone whose presentation is feminine in a neogender way. can be any neogender, or multiple of them.

tiger moth: a presentation term for someone who presents neutrally and in a neogender way, or someone whose presentation is gender-neutral in a neogender way. can be any neogender, or multiple of them.

moon moth: a presentation term for someone who presents xeninely and in a neogender way, or someone whose presentation is xenic in a neogender way. can be any neogender, or multiple of them.

dayflier moth: a presentation term for someone who presents as gender nonconforming and in a neogender way, or someone whose presentation is gender nonconforming in a neogender way.can be any neogender, or multiple of them.

[IMAGE ID: three rectangular flags with six evenly-sized stripes each. the first flag's stripes from top to bottom, are as follows: nearly-black brown, dark grey, cream, warm yellow, medium orange, and dull orange. there is a bee in dull orange in the top left. the second flag's stripes from top to bottom, are as follows: dark red, hot pink, bright yellow-orange, neon mint, dull brown, and dark brown. there is a moth in dark brown in the top left. the third flag's stripes from top to bottom, are as follows: dark purple, dull purple, dull yellow, medium orange, burnt orange, and dark brown. there is a wasp in dark brown in the top left. END ID.]

bee: neutral presenting

moth: feminine and neutral presenting

wasp: masculine and neutral presenting

(symbols: bee, moth, wasp)

see also: @daybreakthing's flags for the same terms! (bee + moth, wasp)

[IMAGE ID: three rectangular flags with six evenly-sized stripes each. the first flag's stripes from top to bottom, are as follows: nearly-black brown, red-brown, off-white, pastel pink, medium orange, and warm brown. there is a lychee in pastel pink in the top left, overlaid on top of a warm brown bee. the second flag's stripes from top to bottom, are as follows: cool red, hot pink, golden yellow, bright red, dull red, and dark red. there is a moth in dull red in the top left, overlaid on top of a pair of dark red cherries. the third flag's stripes from top to bottom, are as follows: dark purple, dull green, light yellow, dull red, dull purple, and dark red. there is a wasp in dark red in the top left, overlaid on top of a dull purple bundle of grapes. END ID.]

cuckoo bee: a neutral presenting person who identifies as both a bee and a lychee.

scarlet tiger moth: a feminine and neutral presenting person who identifies as both a moth and a cherry.

emerald wasp: a masculine and neutral presenting person who identifies as both a wasp and a grape.