#tcsloth pride

The sunflower is the official symbol of hidden/invisible disabilities.

Three more flags on sunflowers! These are for asexual, aromantic and aroace people who also have invisible disabilities.

Feel free to use it and share it. I just ask that you credit me.

If you'd like to have it on pins, stickers, tote bags, clothes and other merch, these pride sunflowers are all available in my shop.

The sunflower is the official symbol of hidden/invisible disabilities.

Since most of my sunflowers are buried under reblogs and other posts by now, I'm getting them all together on new posts, so you can find everything more easily. Especially now that Pride is around the corner.

Feel free to use these and share them. I just ask that you credit me.

The Asexual, Aromantic, Aroace, Aroflux, Aceflux, Aroaceflux, Aegoromantic (or Autochorisromantic), Aegosexual, Apothiromantic and Apothisexual Sunflowers! For chronically disabled people with an invisible condition who are proud to be in the community.

If you'd like to have it on pins, stickers, tote bags, clothes and other merch, this and other pride sunflowers are all available in my shop. You can find merch with these on through the following links:

Asexual Sunflower

Aromantic Sunflower

Aroace Sunflower

Aroflux Sunflower

Aceflux Sunflower

Aroaceflux Sunflower

Aegoromantic/Autochorisromantic Sunflower

Aegosexual Sunflower

Apothiromantic Sunflower

Apothisexual Sunflower

The sunflower is the official symbol of hidden/invisible disabilities.

Trans sunflower! For trans people with invisible disabilities. 💙💜🤍💜💙

Feel free to use it and share it online. I just ask that you credit me.

If you'd like to have it on pins, stickers, tote bags, clothes and other merch, these pride sunflowers are all available in my shop.

The sunflower is the official symbol of hidden/invisible disabilities.

Two more designs for those who are proud to belong to the LGBTQ+ community and want to show it. One with the sunflowers for those with hidden disabilities. You can find them on all sorts of merch in here:

First one

Second one (with sunflowers)

Feel free to use these and share them. I just ask that you credit me.

The Intersex Sunflower! For chronically disabled people with an invisible condition who are proud to be intersex. You can find it on all sorts of merch HERE.

Feel free to use it and share it. I just ask that you credit me.

If you'd like to have it on pins, stickers, tote bags, clothes and other merch, this and other pride sunflowers are all available in my shop.

The sunflower is the official symbol of hidden/invisible disabilities.

The Transfem and Transmasc Sunflowers! For chronically disabled people with an invisible condition who are proud to be trans. You can find them on all sorts of merch, the transfem HERE and the transmasc HERE.

Feel free to use it and share it. I just ask that you credit me.

If you'd like to have it on pins, stickers, tote bags, clothes and other merch, this and other pride sunflowers are all available in my shop.

The sunflower is the official symbol of hidden/invisible disabilities.

Since most of my sunflowers are buried under reblogs and other posts by now, I'm getting them all together on new posts, so you can find everything more easily. Especially now that Pride is around the corner.

Feel free to use these and share them. I just ask that you credit me.

The Demisexual, Demiromantic, Demisexual Aromantic, Demisexual Demiromantic, Demiromantic Asexual Sunflowers! For chronically disabled people with an invisible condition who are proud to be in the community.

If you'd like to have it on pins, stickers, tote bags, clothes and other merch, this and other pride sunflowers are all available in my shop. You can find merch with these on through the following links:

Demisexual Sunflower

Demiromantic Sunflower

Demisexual Aromantic Sunflower

Demisexual Demiromantic Sunflower

Demiromantic Asexual Sunflower

The sunflower is the official symbol of hidden/invisible disabilities.

Could you help me choose what design looks better? It was made with chronically disabled members of the LGBTQ+ community in mind, perhaps for Pride? But I'm not sure which one looks better...

(the colours might show up a bit weird on some screens)