Prosomasculine Pride Flag
[Image: a rectangular flag with five stripes. The second and fourth stripes are divided into five squares of equal size. In order, on both stripes, they are light purple, light blue, light purple, light blue, and light purple. The first and fifth stripe have a blue square in each corner, a slightly darker shade of blue than the squares in the second and fourth stripe. The middle section of the stripes are a blue shade. The third stripe has a white square in the middle of the flag, and the surrounding area of the stripe is the same blue as the color in the first and fifth stripes.]
Prosomasculine: A label for when you are unable to recognize your gender(s), but you know it is masculine in some way. You may or may not be able to recognize other people’s genders, and you may or may not be able to recognize certain parts of your gender(s) other than being masculine. This label functions as both a standalone gender and a placeholder.
Prosogender term and flag created by @xeno-aligned.
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