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Happy Aromantic Spectrum Awareness Week 2023!

Did some pixel arrows for the start of ASAW. Feel free to use. I'm happy to alter or do flags I have missed. Credit appreciated but not necessary.

Oriented / Orientated Anattractional flag

( Flag ID: A flag with six equally sized horizontal stripes. From top to bottom, the colors are; black, grey, white, teal, dark teal, black. /end ID )

This is a general flag for anyone who experiences no attraction whatsoever ( Anattractional ) but is still Oriented / Orientated in some way ( referring to relationships and affection, not attraction ). Some examples are Anattractional Sapphic, Anattractional Achillean, Anattractional Diamoric, and so on.

It follows the format of the previous flags. I did reference the classic Oriented / Orientated teal but didn't want to use the exact color ( even though it's the most recognizable / common symbol in aspec spaces ).

Instead I used a darker teal (for experiencing no attractions but still being Oriented / having an Orientation) and a lighter teal (representing a desire or want for Oriented relationships and/or affection but still experiencing no attractions).

Free for anyone to use as always, and if you are aware of a general Oriented / Orientated symbol please let me know so I can put it on the flag!

Star based Oriented AroAce moodboard~ ^^ For @pigeonsgrame c: Hope you like!

Oriented Anattractional

sources - Asexual Wiki, LGBTQIA Wiki

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