#nepkrisprite

Pan- Feeling attraction to all genders and/or regardless of gender.

Term coined by: Unknown

Pansexual/Panromantic:

[image description: a flag with three stripes. From top to bottom they are: pink, yellow, blue]

Full size [Here]

Panromantic version with a transparent heart overlayed over it [Here]

Pastel version that’s easier on the eyes [Here]  Designed by @nova-pride-flags

Here’s an older, unused version which is a circular rainbow on a white background [Here]

Another older, unused version, which is the pan symbol on the gay pride flag [Here]

Designed by: Unknown

Color meanings:

Pink: Attraction towards women.

Yellow: Attraction towards nonbinary people.

Blue: Attraction towards men.

Panromantic:

[image description: a flag with three stripes. From top to bottom they are: pink, yellow, blue. A large symbol is centered on the flag. The symbol’s left side comprises of the left half of a heart shape, while the right side looks like an uppercase ‘P’ with a downwards pointing arrow for the vertical line.]

Full size [Here]

The “P” is the symbol for pansexuality/panromanticism.

[image description: a flag with three stripes. From top to bottom they are: pink, yellow, blue. A grey heart is positioned in the upper left corner of the flag]

Full size [Here]

[image description: a flag with four stripes. From top to bottom they are: blue, green, orange, pink. Each stripe has two very thin lines above it of the same color, making each stripe appear to slightly mix with the previous one]

Full size [Here] 

Plain one with no thin lines [Here] 

Designed by: nepkrisprite

Color meanings:

The red and blue represent the romantic attraction to binary male and female.

The orange represents romantic attraction to genders both outside the binary and genders inbetween the binary.

The green represents the romantic attraction to those who are genderless and gender neutral. The slight ‘mixing’ of colors inbetween each stripe represents the romantic attraction those with multiple or fluid genders.

Panalterous:

Full size [Here]

Pansensual:

Version 1 [Here]

Version 2 [Here]

Panqueerplatonic:

Version 1 [Here]

Version 2 [Here]

Check the “Pan” tag to see designs for different attraction types for this orientation (sexual/romantic/alterous/platonic/etc)!

Yes! I’ll do it all here and then break it down individually.

The whole phrase is: tlaritak vya malam orri rend tur.

If you put this into Google translate, it would come out: fractured soul hers by hold of.

Weird right? In trohlda, the predicate always comes at the beginning of the sentence. Which means we start with the verb, no matter what the tense.

Next comes the subject. In this case, vya malam. Literally, soul hers. Pronouns that indicate ownership come after the thing owned.