#pro lesboy

Super evil alter

Things you DO need to worry about:

The alter that’s stays up till 4am

The alter that has to deal with it in the morning

pt: contraqueer (alt flag and symbol). end pt.

✶ DEFiNiTiON ꒱・❥・for queers who identify with "contradictory" labels and are proud of their contradiction . . .

for example: lesboy, turigirl, transmasc lesbian, bi-lesbian, gaybian, saphilean, cistrans, transfemasc, afab transfem, amab cisfem, butchbear and ect.

Emoji combo: 🌈💐🦋

About the flag (The flag was designed by @heinzeldarling):

Vivid pink — Queerness.

Soft pink — Passion and love.

Peach — Warmth and acceptance.

Cream — Inclusivity and diversity.

Pale mint — Going beyond "typicality"/"norms" and the binary. challenging established "rules" within the community.

Pistachio — Freedom.

Muted teal — Community.

Symbols (the symbol was designed differently):

The butterfly symbolizes the transition to one’s true self and is also a trans symbol.

The flowers — different flowers are depicted to symbolize uniqueness and diversity within the queer community, and to show that labels do not conflict with one another but complement each other.

Plain texts:

pt: definition, for queers who identify with "contradictory" labels and are proud of their contradiction. end pt.

pt: for example. Lesboy, turigirl, transmasc lesbian, bi-lesbian, gaybian, saphilean, cistrans, transfemasc, afab transfem, amab cisfem, butchbear and ect. end pt.

pt: Emoji combo: rainbow, a bouquet of flowers, butterfly. end pt.

pt: About the flag (The flag was designed by @/heinzeldarling). Vivid pink — Queerness ; Soft pink — Passion and love ; Peach — Warmth and acceptance ; Cream — Inclusivity and diversity ; Pale mint — Going beyond "typicality"/"norms" and the binary. challenging established "rules" within the community ; Pistachio — Freedom ; Muted teal — Community.

pt: Symbols (the symbol was designed differently). The butterfly symbolizes the transition to one’s true self and is also a trans symbol ; The flowers — different flowers are depicted to symbolize uniqueness and diversity within the queer community, and to show that labels do not conflict with one another but complement each other. end pt.

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0.1 : english isn't my first language, so I'm using a translator. Sorry for any errors!

0.2 : if this has been coined previously, please consider this as an alt.

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For a while my username was bi-gay sonic and I'd just say "hey" and they'd always block me immediately and hide my reply.

1. Multigender Lesbian people using "Les" for their "Fem side" and "Boy" for their "Masc side"

2. GNC Women who like to be called "boy" for gender nonconformity

3. Trans Women and Transfems reclaiming being called a "boy"

4. Transmasc Lesbians reclaiming being called a "boy"

5. Trans Men who don't feel misgendered by the term "Lesbian" and/or feels like their attraction to women is still queer

6. He/Him lesbians reclaiming being called a "boy"

Support all of them, or support none of them.

If they are not hurting anyone then why are you getting so mad

If they are not hurting you they why are you getting so mad

Mspec lesbians are valid

Some people feel attraction to multiple genders yet primarily lean towards being a lesbian and find that this label best describes them

You are not going to explode because someone identifies as an mspec lesbian

Lesboys and turigirls and the like are valid

Multigender/genderfluid/etc people exist

Sometimes these labels fit better than others due to their attraction being inherently queer

Trans mascs and trans men may have identified as lesbian and still feel a strong connection to the label and community, choosing to use the label lesboy to best describe their attraction

And trans fems and trans women may have identified as gay and still feel a strong connection to the label and community too, also choosing to use the label turigirl to best describe their attraction

I can't remember every label off the top of my head but I think I've made my point clear