Flags and Their Meanings!

The Gay Pride Flag (Pictured above) is when a man is in love with another man (Boy loves Boy)

The Lesbian Pride Flag (Pictured above) is when a woman is in love with another woman (Girl loves Girl)

The Bisexual Pride Flag (Pictured above) is when an individual is attracted to genders like and alike their own

The Transgender Pride Flag (Pictured above) is when an individual feels like/is are a different gender from what they were born as

The Pansexual Pride Flag (Pictured above) is when an individual finds interest in someone for their personality, not gender

The Asexual Pride Flag (Pictured above) is when an individual feels no sexual attraction towards the one they love, or has no desire for sexual activity

The Non-Binary Pride Flag (Pictured above) is when an individual does not feel masculine or feminine

The Genderfluid Pride Flag (Pictured above) is when an individual feels like they are all genders. This means they can feel like a girl one day, and then a boy the next

The Aromantic Pride Flag (Pictured above) is when an individual does not desire to have a romantic relationship

The Demi-Sexual Pride Flag (Pictured above) is when an individual only feels romantic feelings for someone after they've developed an emotional attachment to the person, such as a best friend

The Polysexual Pride Flag (Pictured above) is when three or more are in a relationship with each other. Everyone in the said relationship has the same desire/love for everyone in the relationship

The Intersexual flag (Pictured above) is a flag that uses the general term for a variety of situations in which a person is born with reproductive or sexual anatomy that doesn't fit the boxes of “female” or “male.”