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Agender by pucashell-z.png|{{#simple-tooltip:Meaning|Utilizes neutral tones and gender neutral colors}} | Agender by pucashell-z.png|{{#simple-tooltip:Meaning|Utilizes neutral tones and gender neutral colors}} | ||
Agender by DOKOYUBl.png | Agender by DOKOYUBl.png | ||
Agender by RalithCoa.jpg | |||
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Agenderfluid.png | Agenderfluid.png | ||
Agenderfluid-2.png | Agenderfluid-2.png | ||
Agenderfluid by kenochoric (No symbol).png | |||
Agenderfluid by kenochoric (With symbol).png | |||
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Genderless (5 stripe) by bulldykebutch.png | Genderless (5 stripe) by bulldykebutch.png | ||
Genderless (4 stripe) by bulldykebutch.png | Genderless (4 stripe) by bulldykebutch.png | ||
Genderless by Feltedflyingfox.png|{{#simple-tooltip:Meaning|Posted in October 2021 by Instagram user feltedflyingfox. "Black and white represent the spectrum of ways people feel genderless. For example, some may feel a void where gender should be, while others may feel no such space for gender at all. Pastel purple represents genderless folks who are partially male, female, or both. Purple is a mix of pink and blue which are traditional male and female colors. Pastel green represents genderless folks who are partially a gender that is neither male or female. The green and purple used are inverse to each other in hue. Yellow represents the genderless community. It's the color of hope, happiness, creativity, and communication."}} | |||
Genderless agender flag five stripes by Mars M. (larvamolt).png|{{#simple-tooltip:Meaning|Posted in June 2021 by Mars M. (larvamolt on DeviantArt). The stripes represent the following meanings: Turquoise - genderless liberation work. Green - genderless love, friendship community. Yellow - genderless joy and celebration. Orange - genderless artwork. Red-orange - genderless diversity and individuality.}} | |||
Genderless agender flag four stripes by Mars M. (larvamolt).png|{{#simple-tooltip:Meaning|Posted in June 2021 by Mars M. (larvamolt on DeviantArt). The stripes represent the following meanings: Turquoise - genderless liberation work. Green - genderless love, friendship community. Yellow - genderless joy and celebration. Red-orange - genderless artwork, diversity and individuality.}} | |||
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Gendervoid.png|{{#simple-tooltip:Meaning|Black, dark gray, and blue to visually represent the void.}} | Gendervoid.png|{{#simple-tooltip:Meaning|Black, dark gray, and blue to visually represent the void.}} | ||
Gendervoid - voidgender by ieatzboyz.jpg | Gendervoid - voidgender by ieatzboyz.jpg | ||
Gendervoid by MaraJyn (StelaraVenka).jpg|{{#simple-tooltip:Meaning|"It's designed to evoke a 'spacey' sort of feeling, like you're being drawn into the void. To me, where gendervoid resonates more than agender, is that I feel there is a 'substance' to the nothingness of my gender - the something out of nothing. It's almost ANTIgender. Additionally, as a plural system, I have alters who DO have genders, so I feel that they 'fill' the void that is my overall gender, like stars and galaxies in space. <br>The black bars represent the void and dominate the flag. They are a looming nothingness, all-encompassing. <br>The purple bar represents that which can be contained within the void - genders and identities that resonate with you but are not the totality of you. Purple ties the flag back to the nonbinary pride flag, as gendervoid falls under the umbrella of nonbinary. It also keeps the feeling of 'space' as the cosmos is filled with ultraviolet radiation, undetectable to the human eye."}} | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||