Specific neo flags part 2
(You can see the first part here.)
Per/pers (Person pronouns)
Fae/faer (fairy pronouns)
Zey/zem
One/one’s
Hu/hum (Humanist pronouns)
E/em (Spivak pronouns)
Per/pers (Person pronouns)
Fae/faer (fairy pronouns)
Zey/zem
One/one’s
Hu/hum (Humanist pronouns)
E/em (Spivak pronouns)
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#lgbt #trans #flag design #pronoun flag #neopronouns #per/pers #person pronouns #fae/faer #fairy pronouns #zey/zem #one/ones #hu/hum #humanist pronouns #e/em #spivak pronounsA pronoun flag for the set 🍄 /🍄 s/🍄 self.
This flag was created for these specific emojiself pronouns, but you may also use it to represent pronouns like mush/mushroomself or shroom/shroomself.
(Flag ID: A flag with 5 horizontal stripes. The stripes are brown, tan, white, pink, and red, and there are 5 white circles on top of the stripes to represent mushrooms. In the center of the flag is the mushroom emoji.)
ratenteo asked:
could you make a rat themed ne/nym/nir/nymself flag? i'm fairly new to being involved in these communities, so i'm not one hundred percent sure how requests work /gen
(@rat-teo your request is fine!! Sorry if this is late though I’ve been on a break)
Used ne/nym/nir/nymself and inspired by rats. I also made a very badly photoshopped rat version because I thought it was cute ⬇︎
(Flag ID: A flag with 7 horizontal stripes. The stripes are brown, orange-brown, yellow-brown, white, gray, dark gray, and black based on the colors of rats. There is also a copy of the flag with a mouse popping up from behind the gray stripe.)
Second person neopronouns, abbreviated as 2ndp/Spn neopronouns, are pronouns used in place of you/yours.
Examples:
-thou/thee/thy/thine/thyself (archaic)
-ye/you/your/yours/yourselves (archaic plural)
-vow/vor/vors/vorself
-vwoo/vwoor/vwoors/vwoorself
-you/your/yours/yourselves (plural)
-you&/your&/yours&/yourself& (semi-plural)
-pronouns that combine I/me and you/your for plural people
-ye/yer/yers/yerself
-u/ur/urs/urself
-yx/yxr/yxrs/yxrself
-gen/genser/gensers/genserself
-ya/yar/yars/yaself
-you/yours but with typing quirk variations: for example y0u/y0ur/y0urs/y0urself or you/your/yourz/yourzelf
-the 2nd person pronouns shown on this list
There could also be emoji/pictopronouns in the second person, which I recommend using in the format of [x]/[x]r/[x]rs/[x]rself to differentiate them from 3rd person neopronouns (which mostly use [x]/[x]s/[x]self format). For example ☆/☆r/☆rs/☆rself. But you can use whatever format you want as long as you specify that they’re in the 2nd person.
There could also be 2nd person xenopronouns.
I’ve seen 1stp neopronouns around but no official coining post for a second person version so here’s one. I am not the first person to come up with this, but as far as I know I am the first to make a flag for it!
I’ve also made flags for thou/thee, ye/you, vow/vor, vwoo/vwoor, you/yourselves, you&/your&, ye/yer, yx/yxr, gen/genser, ya/yar, you/yourz, and 🌸/🌸r pronouns which I will be posting soon hopefully.
My template for 2ndp neopronoun flags is under the cut if anyone wants to use it.
Neopronouns that are the human equivalents of xenopronouns, or the closest match to someone’s xenopronouns.
Examples:
-Neopronouns that are transliterations of xenopronouns (ex: i/ik/ix).
-Neopronouns like click/clicks or growl/growls instead of literal clicking or growling xenopronouns.
-Neopronouns that are inspired by someone’s xenopronouns (ex: an angelkin person using divine/divines instead of their angelic xenopronouns).
-Emojipronouns that represent xenopronouns that can’t be expressed through normal human language (ex: 🎶/🎵 instead of musical xenopronouns).
These are related to zoionpronouns and usually (but not always) exclusive to alterhumans.
This term is meant to cover the weird gray area in between neo and xenopronouns! I didn’t see a term for it anywhere.
The orange and teal stripes come from the neopronouns user flag, the red-pink and blue stripes come from my gradient xenopronoun flag, and the triangle pattern comes from the xenopronoun symbol-thing. The purple represents nonhumanity.
(Flag IDs in alt text.)
Wanting someone to refer to you with the pronouns that you (or they) consider the opposite of their pronouns.
Examples:
-Someone uses it/they so you want it to use they/it for you
-Someone uses she/her so you want her to use he/him for you
-Someone uses ‘dark’ or scarier themed neopronouns so you want them to use ‘lighter’ or cuter themed neopronouns for you
-Someone who uses big/bigs pronouns so you want big to use small/smalls for you (this is an example of a pronoun set having an antonym, because it’s based on an adjective)
-Someone uses xe/xem so you want xem to use [whatever you consider the opposite of xe/xem to be. I personally think that ze/zir works] for you
What you (or the person who’s referring to you) consider the opposite of a certain pronoun set or combination is totally up to the individual, especially when it comes to neopronouns. If you want to go by refracted pronouns around someone the best thing to do is to ask them their pronouns, decide on an opposite and tell it to them so there’s no confusion.
This is the opposite of mirrored pronouns (coined by @kenochoric) and related to reflected pronouns.
Symbol:
Flag and symbol IDs in alt text.
A pronoun flag for the set clean/cleans/cleanself.
These pronouns are not about the act of cleaning, but instead represent something being clean or feeling clean.
Flag ID: A flag with 4 horizontal stripes. The stripes are light blue, teal, grey, and black to represent cleancore. There are 3 circles on top of the stripes in varying shades of pink to represent bubbles and other clean things.
DNI in bio!!
The full set would be prr/prrs/prrself. The flag can also be used to represent prr/prrr, purr/purrs or related pronouns.
The flag is based off of cats! The grays and browns are for cat fur and the pinks are for cat paw pads/ears/noses. The bright pink top stripe represents affection and purring.
Flag ID in alt text.
The full set would be xe/xeir/xeirs/xeirself and it uses singular conjugations. Can also be spelled “xier”. This is a different set of pronouns than xe/xem/xeir.
I based the flag off aliens and space themes because that’s what these pronouns remind me of.
The full set would be xeit/xeits/xeitself. It could also be spelled as xeit/xeirt/xeirts or xeit/xeiter/xeiters. Or as xet/xeit! The possibilities are almost endless.
It’s a combination of it/its and xe/xeir that uses singular conjugations. The flag is the xe/xeir flag plus the gray it/its flag.
Flag IDs in alt text.
(This post is from: May 26, 2022.)
aphysical | aemotional | atertiary
aphyspec | aemospec | aterspec
Some alt a-spec flags :)
I wanted to make matching a-spec flag sets for aphysical, aemotional, and atertiary microlabels. I do like the original flags (link), but the colors didn't really work for my purposes (they represent attraction, rather than the opposite), so I made alt ones.
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Flag colors:
Aphysical:
✦ Light yellow/green, teal, purple - aphysical colors. (From the opposite colors of physical attraction, which I think orange, red, and dark red/pink represent well.)
✦ Dark grey/black, light grey - the spectrum of not experiencing physical attraction. Such as those who don't experience this attraction at all, and those who do (demiphysical for example). (Inspired by other a-spec flags.) Dark grey also represents aphys people who are a-spec in other attractions (like being aemotional in addition to aphysical), and light grey is also for those who are allo-spec in other attractions (like being alloplatonic, for example).
Aemotional:
✦ Dark grey/black, mid grey, blue, light green, blueish green - aemotional colors. (Like above, this is based on the opposite colors of emotional attraction, which I picked purple, blue, orange, yellow, and pink for. I also greys are just fitting colors in general.)
The greys and lightest green also represent the spectrum of not experiencing emotional attraction. Such as those who don't experience this attraction at all, and those who do. They also represent aemo people who are a-spec and allo-spec for other attractions.
Note: to avoid looking too much like other flags, I used the 3 main colors plus dark grey/black for aphysical (microlabels), and dark grey/black, blue, blueish green, and light green for aemotional (microlabels), instead of only the bright/opposite colors (so excluding the greys).
Traditionally the bright colors are used to represent the respective a-spec identity (see here for an example), and the black/grey/white is left out, but since they'll look too similar to other flags, the dark colors are included to help with this. (Just check my aphyspec and aemospec flag sets for a visual example.)
Atertiary:
✦ Light green, cyan, blue-purple, orange - atertiary colors. (Based off the opposite colors of the tertiary attraction flag, which are light blue, yellow, orange, and magenta/pink. I also rearranged the color order, just to make it more of a gradient / different.)
✦ Black - not experiencing this form of attraction.
I didn't include grey/light colors like in the other flags, but that's just a visual thing. Ater-spec plus other a-spec and allo-spec people/labels are still included under this.
Aphyspec, aemospec, & aterspec:
Are all based off of the above flags, but arranged into a gradient / color adjusted to represent their spectrums. Inspired by other a- spectrum flags, like ace-spec & aro-spec. There's no specific color meanings.
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Wowie that's a lot of text haha. I felt it was important to explain it though. (Maybe I could have formatted it better, they do kind of repeat themselves.)