Nonpuer Flags (pride-color-schemes)

pride-color-schemes:

Nonpuer or Nonvir: Someone who is not male at all in any way, shape, or form, but feels a strong connection to masculinity within their gender. 

Nonpuella/Nonera is the feminine equivalent, and Nonpuerella/Nonvirmina is the feminine/masculine equivalent. 

Term coined by: Unknown

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[image description: a flag with seven stripes. the first and last stripes are twice as wide as the others. from top to bottom they are: light purple, white, light blue, black, light blue, white, light purple]

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Designed by: @pastelmemer

Color meanings (likely): Not quite blue to symbolize not male but being connected to masculinity.


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[Image: A flag with a blueish border, a light green background, and a blue 4-pointed star in the middle]

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Designed by: @nbandproud

Color meanings: 

 The green is for the separation of this gender from the gender binary;

The star is for individuality, but relationship? I’m not sure how to explain this. Just think of the fact that the sky – where stars are, and which is blue – evokes imagery that we only have because of the Earth, and would be different elsewhere. But still, it’s separate from the Earth. Just like a nonpuer is someone whose gender draws from masculinity, but that is entirely separate from binary genders.


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