Pride Gallery/Multigender: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 15:23, 23 August 2021

Multigender pride flags
This is the gallery of alternative pride flags for the Multigender identity.
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 File:Multigender by enbybro.png|{{#simple-tooltip:Meaning|Red: mostly and fully feminine genders<br>Pink-red: partly feminine genders<br>Pink: genderlessness; Orange: unaligned genders<br>Yellow: static and changing gender identities<br>Green: xenogenders<br>Purple: multi-aligned genders<br>Purple-blue: partly masculine genders<br>Blue: mostly and fully masculine genders}}
 Polygender multigender by langasmother.jpg|{{#simple-tooltip:Meaning|Red-orange: "unbound by binary gender identities"<br>Lighter orange: "partial agenders"<br>Yellow: "partial nonbinary genders"<br>Pink: "partial feminine genders"<br>Blue: "partial masculine genders"}}
+File:Multigender by pennytable21.jpg|{{#simple-tooltip:Meaning|"i chose purple for the binary genders (woman, man) and nonbinary genders connected to them<br>yellow for xenogenders, aporagenders, all nonbinary genders not connected to the binary<br>and green for neutral genders and void genders<br>i had the colors mix with each other to show how multigender people's genders are often connected and complex, and you can't divide them up into just one gender."}}
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