#torwen

flag id: three flags with 5 stripes, with the second and fourth being twice the size of the rest. the left flag's stripes are light red-pink, dark blue, sky blue, light sky blue, and light yellow. the middle flag's stripes are light sky blue, dark red-pink, red-pink, light red-pink, and light yellow. the right flag's stripes are light sky blue, golden brown, yellow, light yellow, and light red-pink. end id.

banner id: a 1600x200 teal banner with the words ‘please read my dni before interacting. those on my / dni may still use my terms, so do not recoin them.’ in large white text in the center. the text takes up two lines, split at the slash. end id.

torwen | trixnem | trumwem

torwen: an orientation in which one is primarily/frequently attracted to men and rarely attracted to women and nonbinary folks

trixnem: an orientation in which one is primarily/frequently attracted to women and rarely attracted to men and nonbinary folks

trumwem: an orientation in which one is primarily/frequently attracted to nonbinary folks and rarely attracted to women and men

[pt: torwen: an orientation in which one is primarily/frequently attracted to men and rarely attracted to women and nonbinary folks

trixnem: an orientation in which one is primarily/frequently attracted to women and rarely attracted to men and nonbinary folks

trumwem: an orientation in which one is primarily/frequently attracted to nonbinary folks and rarely attracted to women and men. end pt]

anon asked for the first term and i figured i'd coin its counterparts! these are similar to toro/triniy/ebilo, but with one being primarily attracted to one gender and rarely to two rather than the other way around.

the flags are in the same format as the toro and triniy flags, with the inner three stripes representing the gender one is frequently attracted to and the outer two representing the genders one is rarely attracted to. the terms use 'tor', 'trix', and 'trum', which are latin masculine, feminine, and neutral suffixes respectively, and the first letters of 'men', 'women', and 'nonbinary' separated by an 'e' at the end.