#moth presentation system

[IMAGE ID: five 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: dark red, cool red, light orange, golden yellow, off-white, and nearly-black brown. the second flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: dull purple, light yellow, golden yellow, light red, dull red, and dark red. the third flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: bright blue, neon yellow, light orange, warm pink, bright red, and dull brown. the fourth flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: dark red, dull orange, dull gold, yellow-green, pastel yellow, and dark brown. the fifth flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: yellow-orange, cool off-white, pastel blue, cool blue, dull blue, and nearly-black blue. END ID.]

tufted moth: a presentation term for someone who presents in a quelimene way, or someone whose presentation can only be described as toyqueliment.

coffee-loving moth: a presentation term for someone who presents masculinely and quelimenely, or someone whose presentation is masculine in a toyqueliment way.

painted handmaiden (moth): a presentation term for someone who presents femininely and quelimenely, or someone whose presentation is feminine in a toyqueliment way.

spotted plutodes (moth): a presentation term for someone who presents neutrally and quelimenely, or someone whose presentation is gender-neutral in a toyqueliment way.

false tiger (moth): a presentation term for someone who presents as gender nonconforming and quelimene, or someone whose presentation is gender nonconforming in a toyqueliment way.

[IMAGE ID: five 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: dark red, dull red, dull orange, beige, medium brown, and dark brown. the second flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: dark brown, green-brown, dull green, light green, golden yellow, and dark gold. the third flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: dark brown, golden brown, cream, warm green, dark warm green, and green-brown. the fourth flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: dark maroon, dull red, light brown, peach, dull purple, and dark grey. the fifth flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: light brown, cream, off-white, bright orange, bright pink-red, and dark maroon. END ID.]

cabbage tree moth: a presentation term for someone who presents in a scavexine way, or someone whose presentation can only be described as scavexider.

leafy sphinx (moth): a presentation term for someone who presents femininely and scavexinely, or someone whose presentation is feminine in a scavexider way.

green fruit piercer(/piercing moth): a presentation term for someone who presents masculinely and scavexinely, or someone whose presentation is masculine in a scavexider way.

rufibasis owlet (moth): a presentation term for someone who presents neutrally and scavexinely, or someone whose presentation is gender-neutral in a scavexider way.

magician moth: a presentation term for someone who presents as gender nonconforming and scavexine, or someone whose presentation is gender nonconforming in a scavexider way.

[IMAGE ID: five 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: cool purple, white, pastel pink, hot pink, bright red, and red-brown. the second flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: fuchsia, warm pink, pastel pink, cream, golden yellow, and light orange. the third flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: warm purple, cool purple, pastel purple, warm pink, cool yellow, and dull gold. the fourth flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: warm brown, light orange, pastel yellow, off-white, cream, and beige. the fifth flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: dark red, hot pink, off-white, light brown, medium brown, and dark brown. END ID.]

blushing phantom (moth): a presentation term for someone who presents in a spectabiline way, or someone whose presentation can only be described as specapnos.

painted schinia (moth): a presentation term for someone who presents masculinely and spectabilinely, or someone whose presentation is masculine in a specapnos way.

pink noctuid (moth): a presentation term for someone who presents femininely and spectabilinely, or someone whose presentation is feminine in a specapnos way.

blood vein moth: a presentation term for someone who presents neutrally and spectabilinely, or someone whose presentation is gender-neutral in a specapnos way.

spotted sphinx (moth): a presentation term for someone who presents as gender nonconforming and spectabiline, or someone whose presentation is gender nonconforming in a specapnos way.

[IMAGE ID: five rectangular flags with six evenly-sized stripes each. all of them have a butterfly icon in the top left. it is simplified and resembles their respective butterflies. the first flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: red-orange, dull orange, pastel pink, light brown, dull teal, and black. the second flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: dull brown, golden brown, off-white, warm purple, deep purple, and nearly-black brown. the third flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: warm brown, dull gold, pastel yellow, dull green, dark dull green, and black. the fourth flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: dark dull brown, cool grey, light cool grey, peach, dull red-orange, and dark red. the fifth flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: burnt orange, pastel yellow, dull green, green-grey, brown-grey, and nearly-black brown. END ID.]

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

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

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

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

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

[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: five 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: cool red, dark orange, light orange, dull pink, dull purple, and dark brown. the second flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: red-brown, dark orange, peach, golden yellow, light orange, and burnt orange. the third flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: pink-purple, warm orange, light yellow, peach, light orange, and golden brown. the fourth flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: warm brown, red-brown, dull yellow, dull peach, dull pink, and dark grey. the fifth flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: dull brown, dull purple, pastel yellow, cool pink, dull pink, and cool red. END ID.]

pink oakworm (moth): a presentation term for someone who presents in a spectrine way, or someone whose presentation can only be described as urspectriny.

helferi silkmoth: a presentation term for someone who presents masculinely and spectrinely, or someone whose presentation is masculine in an urspectriny way.

helena gum moth: a presentation term for someone who presents femininely and spectrinely, or someone whose presentation is feminine in an urspectriny way.

pink bellied moth: a presentation term for someone who presents neutrally and spectrinely, or someone whose presentation is gender-neutral in an urspectriny way.

purple-bordered (gold) moth: a presentation term for someone who presents as gender nonconforming and spectrine, or someone whose presentation is gender nonconforming in an urspectriny way.

[IMAGE ID: five 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: magenta, red-orange, dull yellow, light green, warm blue, and nearly-black blue. the second flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: deep dark blue, pastel green, bright orange, bright red, dull red, and black. the third flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: bright red-pink, golden yellow, off-white, dull blue, navy blue, and black. the fourth flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: dull purple, warm pink, pastel yellow, dull yellow, golden yellow, and warm blue. the fifth flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: dull orange, light pink-purple, cream, bright blue, navy blue, and black. END ID.]

sunset moth: a presentation term for someone who presents in a chromatine way, or someone whose presentation can only be described as paletelour.

colorful metalmark (moth): a presentation term for someone who presents femininely and chromatinely, or someone whose presentation is feminine in a paletelour way.

joseph's coat (moth): a presentation term for someone who presents masculinely and chromatinely, or someone whose presentation is masculine in a paletelour way.

oberthuri silkmoth: a presentation term for someone who presents neutrally and chromatinely, or someone whose presentation is gender-neutral in a paletelour way.

zodiac moth: a presentation term for someone who presents as gender nonconforming and chromatine, or someone whose presentation is gender nonconforming in a paletelour way.

[IMAGE ID: five rectangular flags with six evenly-sized stripes each. all of them have a bird icon in the top left. it is simplified and resembles their respective birds. the first flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: medium brown, warm green, beige, cool pink, hot pink, and dark maroon. the second flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: black, white, peach, warm pink, rose gold, and dull red-orange. the third flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: medium red, cool red, white, pastel pink, dull pink, and medium pink. the fourth flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: medium red, light red, light grey, light brown, medium brown, and dark brown. the fifth flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: black, dark grey, peach, bright red-orange, dull red-orange, and dark red. END ID.]

anna('s) hummingbird: a term for someone who is both a rosy ermine moth and a lovebird. a presentation term for an arospec person who presents in a valovarine and lovecore way.

flamingo: a term for someone who is both a primrose moth and a lovebird. a presentation term for a feminine arospec person who presents in a feminine valovarine and lovecore way.

roseate spoonbill: a term for someone who is both a pink grass moth and a lovebird. a presentation term for a masculine arospec person who presents in a masculine valovarine and lovecore way.

cassin('s) finch: a term for someone who is both a rosy crown moth and a lovebird. a presentation term for a neutral arospec person who presents in a neutral valovarine and lovecore way.

scarlet ibis: a term for someone who is both a cinnabar moth and a lovebird. a presentation term for a gender non-conforming arospec person who presents in a gender non-conforming valovarine and lovecore way.