#multigender presentation

Bloodmoon: when one presents their multigenderness through vampirism. Can also be spelt as Blood Moon.

See also: rosary, crucifix, coffin, and fang.

Flag design: Red gradient to match with the other flags, but also to represent the blood moon and how it is red. Two yellow-beige stripes at the bottom to further indicate the moon, but also for some contrast. I don't have much to say about this one.

Stake: one who presents their femininity and masculinity through vampirism.

Functionally a combination of rosary and crucifix.

See also: coffin, fang, and blood moon.

Flag design: Purple to represent a mixture of femininity and masculinity, represented with blue and red respectively, and in a gradient from cool (blue-toned) purple to warm (pink-toned) purple to further represent how both are present. Purple is also a color often associated with royalty (due to the dye to make bold, rich purples being quite expensive and thusly only affordable to royals), and fictional vampires are often associated with or are royalty. The symbol is a gradient because honestly I just thought it looked cool.

Mara: a multigender person who subverts masculinity and femininity in a distinctly multigender and queer way. Maras reject cisnormative ideas of what it means to be masculine and feminine while rejecting binary concepts of gender. Functionally a combination of vole/rat and hare.

Flag design: Cool purple chosen for being adjacent to blue, the color typically associated with masculinity, while still subverting that expectation via having other elements as well. In the case of purple, having red as well. Similarly with the warm purple, but for femininity instead. Yellow is a neutral color associated with self-confidence. If I may confess something, that is a guinea pig paw print. I couldn't find any pictures of mara prints, so I took one from their relative.