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Synesthesia Pride Flag

As a synesthete myself, I made a flag!

Synesthesia is a "concomitant sensation", which is usually considered as a neurodivergent condition that one type of sense/stimulation can cause or evoke another subjective sensation or perception. A person with synesthesia is called a synesthete.

For example, a synesthete may "feel" colors upon actually colorless words, letters, numbers or patterns. Others might "taste" music and words, "see" the shapes of sounds and smells, etc. In the case of "sequence-space synesthesia", one tends to imagine or visualize ordinal sequences (usu. numbers, like dates, months, years, or mathematical calculations), as if they are in the space around, in a particular sequence/ configuration. In the case of "mirror-touch synesthesia", one might subjectively feel the similar sensations of other people, upon seeing them.

Synesthesia does not equal to delusion. Most synesthetes are totally aware that the synesthetic perceptions are not based on reality. For example, as for my grapheme-color synesthesia, I'm clear that the characters I see on books and screens are actually achromatic. It's like a layer of faint tint, a mixed perception - it arises out of intuition or even subconsciousness, but does not conflict with the mind of reason. Often if needed, it can be turned down.

The respective meanings of each color are below:

A variant, added another half of symmetrically inverted colors:

The Synesthesia Symbol is designed to resemble a "≈", denoting approximation, and syntony/resonance between different senses.

The outer rhombus-shaped frame represents the limits of the physical world, and one's place within their integral, inner perceptions. The wave-like pattern breaks the frame from the middle, signifies how synesthesia challenges the known, conventional ways to perceive the world.

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(C)PTSD Aro!

[plain text: (C)PTSD Aro! /end plain text.]

Flag for aros and arospecs who have ptsd or cptsd!

[ID: A rectangular flag with nine equal horizontal stripes. In descending order, the stripes are dark blue, leaf green, dull pastel green, off white green, dull purple grey, off white pink, dull yellow, dull orange, and dull red. End ID.]

[ID: A divider that consists of a thin white line with three stars on each side. End ID.]

Flag by me, tagging @radiomogai.

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PTSD FLAG

GREEN: GROWTH

One's growth since their traumatic experience began or ended. The days that have passed and continue to pass. Who they have become since then.

CREAM: MEMORY

Memories of the trauma including through flashbacks and dreams. Also represents the loss of memories, suppressed or forgotten.

GREY: SYMPTOMS AND COMORBID CONDITIONS

The wide variety of symptoms and comorbid conditions that one with PTSD can experience. This stripe is small and in the centre as this line applies to all of the others -- it is ingrained within the experience of having PTSD.

YELLOW: RECOVERY

The highs and lows of recovery -- receiving therapy and experiencing relapses. It is a vibrant yellow to represent the intensity of the recovery experience while ultimately being a positive force.

RED: TRAUMA

The traumatic event(s) that one has experienced.

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anemia and pots flags

anemia(left), a condition where the blood cells are low on iron and the person requires iron supplements, low iron can cause dizzy spells, fainting, nausea and even completely passing out or worse depending on how low the iron levels are and for long they've been that low. the flag colours represent red and white blood cells (top) and iron levels (bottom), this flag is exclusive to people with anemia.

pots(right) stands for Postural tachycardia syndrome, a condition related to the heart rate. the symptoms of pots and anemia can overlap quite a lot but both are very different conditions. the flag colours have no particular meaning its just the colours i associate with pots. this flag is exclusive to people with pots

transx/transid ppl do not fucking touch my shit thanks

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I really really like how some people make pride flags for disabilities/neurodivergency, so...

I made a tourettes flag!!!

The black represents all the bullshit we have to put up with, both from our tics and from other people. But most importantly, it represents how cool and tough we are for putting up with said bullshit!!!

The blue represents truth. We are NOT faking, and we shouldn't let anyone make us believe we are! We can trust in ourselves and our own experiences.

The turquoise, being the colour of the tourettes awareness ribbon, represents tourettes awareness, of course!

The yellow represents our tics, analagous to electric jolts. Only if you want to see them that way, of course! But I think yellow is a good colour for tics in general.

The white represents the hope and acceptance we can find within the neurodivergent community and its allies!!!!!

Hee hee please enjoy this :)

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Epilepsy Pride Flag!

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chronic pain and chronic fatigue

flags for those with chronic pain(left) and chronic fatigue(right)

exclusive to folks with either respectively.

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DYSLEXIC/ DYSLEXIA FLAG

There are 2 symbols related to dyslexia, the pqbd symbol (https://www.pqbd.org )

Then the Heart Infinity shape which represents Creativity, this symbol came from a set of 3 different flags with versus color pallets.

There are those 3 flags as well as a out of order Rainbow flag that I found while searching for flags which was posted to Reddit.

I have 6 versions with the same color stripes. A mirror of Light Orange/Peach, Orange l, Grey with a center red. I have a plane flag, flag with the letters pqbd in the conners, then both symbols for both versions of plane and letters.

The colors picked are based on: Red which is the color of dyslexia to take back the negative association of Red markings on work for mistakes. (https://www.goredfordyslexia.org)

Grey for the Ribbon that represents Learning Disability’s

The the orange and peach/ light orange for colors that work best when reading and learning. Warm colors are seen as better for reading and holding attention of learners- black text on white paper is actually a pretty hard combination to read on.

I have the 6 flags, the information on color and a small infographic? That has the flags and information I put together already

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Learning Disabilities\Disorders Pride Flags 

[pt: Learning Disabilities\Disorders Pride Flags /end pt]

Dyscalculia, dyscalculic

[IMAGE ID: A flag with four dark green stripes coming from its corners and meeting in the center. Where they meet, their sides are flat in a way that forms a pinwheel-like shape. The spaces between the stripes at the top and bottom of the flag are light green and the spaces at the right and left of the flag are green.  In the center of the flag there is a symbol of a white calculator with light green buttons and screen which is sliced in two. END ID]

Dysgraphia, dysgraphic

[IMAGE ID: A flag with four dark purple stripes coming from its corners and meeting in the center. Where they meet, their sides are flat in a way that forms a pinwheel-like shape. The spaces between the stripes at the top and bottom of the flag are light purle and the spaces at the right and left of the flag are pruple. In the center of the flag there is a symbol of a purple pencil knotted to itself in a infinity-like shape. END ID]

Dyslexia, dyslexic

[IMAGE ID: A flag with four dark blue stripes coming from its corners and meeting in the center. Where they meet, their sides are flat in a way that forms a pinwheel-like shape. The spaces between the stripes at the top and bottom of the flag are dull cyan and the spaces at the right and left of the flag are blue. In the center of the flag there is the pqbd dyslexia symbol which is a circle with four circles inside of it connected to each other. END ID]

Dysorthographia, dysorthographic

[IMAGE ID: A flag with four dark red stripes coming from its corners and meeting in the center. Where they meet, their sides are flat in a way that forms a pinwheel-like shape. The spaces between the stripes at the top and bottom of the flag are salmon pink and the spaces at the right and left of the flag are vine red. In the center of the flag there is a symbol which is a white oval shape with yellow letters inside of it mixing up together. END ID]

Dyspraxia, dyspraxic

[IMAGE ID: A flag with four dark brown stripes coming from its corners and meeting in the center. Where they meet, their sides are flat in a way that forms a pinwheel-like shape. The spaces between the stripes at the top and bottom of the flag are yellow and the spaces at the right and left of the flag are desaturated brown. in the center of the flag there is a symbol which is a character in black with its harms and legs spreaded out. END ID]

I’ve made those because there was only a flag for dyscalculia I thought it was important to make some for the other learning disorders. I did not design the dyslexia, dyspraxia and dyscalculia symbols.

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[image IDs: the right is a 6 stripe flag. The stripes are dark purple, medium purple, light purple, pink, peach then orange.

the left is a 6 stripe flag with the meanings for each flag written on them. The dark purple stripe says "dissociative experiences." The medium purple stripe says "unity, working together." The light purple stripe says "kindness for ones self and others." The pink stripe says "protecting ones system." The peach stripe says "making healthy compromises." The orange stripe says "functional multiplicity." END ID]

Complex Dissociative Disorder Pride Flag AKA: Twilight system flag, Twilight CDD flag

this is a pride flag meant to combine the orange from Entropy System's flag with other colours which have nicer meanings. i've named it the twilight flag :) it is free to use by anyone with a Complex Dissociative Disorder that also identifies as a system or multiple, but is not meant to replace Entropy's flag or any other CDD flag please credit me if using! i do not allow reposts to any archives, pinterest boards, or wikias

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⚡️ plural pride flag !

hello! i made this inclusive multiplicity pride flag for literally all systems ^ . ^

feel free to use it if you are a system (no matter what your origin is <3) and/or have did/osdd!

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P-did flag (see also osdd 1a flag)

A flag for those with p-did!

PT. P-did flag (see also osdd 1a flag) A flag for those with p-did! END OF PT.

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NEW plural pride flag!

decided that we did NOT like the first one we made, so here is the NEW / UPDATED version. There will be an alt design uploaded later!!(alt design was scrapped)

This flag is for TRAUMAGENIC SYSTEMS ONLY! That means no endos/other non-traumagenic systems can use this. Please do NOT engage in syscorse in the replies <3

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DONT FORGET YOUR DAILY CLICK TO HELP PALESTINE

୨୧ • Osdd 1a flag, Osdd 1b flag

Alternative flags for osdd 1a and 1b! Simply because I do not like the original ones.

The light purple on black stripe represent the dissociation. The other colors represent the different layers or ways to experience the disorder, along with the alters.

PT. Osdd 1a flag, Osdd 1b flag. Alternative flags for osdd 1a and 1b! Simply because I do not like the original ones. The light purple on black stripe represent the dissociation. The other colors represent the different layers or ways to experience the disorder, along with the alters. END OF PT.

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can you make a flag please? thank you

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Demilepritch | Hemilepritch

Demilepritch : a term for being partially, but not fully, lepritch.

Hemilepritch : a gender that is exactly half lepritch & half other gender(s).

Tag List: @radiomogai , @dayshines , @obscurian , @lopchive , @losermutts

Tag List: @ijustwannamakeemojis , @robofox-mogai , @mewgai , @dovehoard , @purefatofthehog

Tag List: @buntress , @cyrildelic , @gorefix , @discrophy , @flagsandstuff

Tag List: @lepritch

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Hello! I'm going to be running some lessons on queer stuff in my highschools Queer Student Union, and I plan on doing one or two days dedicated to us intersex people. What core concepts do you think i should I teach someone who has never even heard of intersex people before?

Oh excellent! I have a lot of recommendations, so this is going to be a long one.

What is intersex, and what it isn't - We are people whose natural sex characteristics fall outside of what is typically male or female. Here is a list of intersex conditions/variations you can use as examples.

Being intersex is not the same as being transgender or nonbinary, and is a separate category from gender identity; you do not transition into being intersex. Intersex is not a third sex, but rather an 'other' category, for those whose natural development does not fit typical ideas of male or female bodies.

Not all intersex people identify as LGBTQIA+, which should be respected, just as it should be respected that intersexuality is a valid and included reason someone can consider themselves part of the community. Intersex people are included in pride.

We are not disordered for our intersex traits, intersexuality is a natural occurrence in any population with males and females. Some intersex variations do come with associated health conditions, but it is not the intersex part of the variation that is the health condition, and not everyone with intersex traits has health complications. I would recommend this page We are More Than a Disorder, and this statement on DSD terminology from InterACT, one of the most prominent intersex advocacy groups.

It is not in our best interest to forcefully sort us into the male & female sex binary. Intersex people can be any gender and may consider their sex to be male or female (this may or may not be in addition to being intersex. Many of us consider ourselves to be intersex males or intersex females, and some of us consider ourselves to just be intersex) It is wrong to say phrases such as 'all intersex people are male or female', or 'intersex variations are sex specific'. Sorting us into this binary comes with the caveat that we are 'wrong' males or 'wrong' females, rather than normal, fully formed, intersex human beings. This is the basis of the oppression we face.

Be sure to note that no intersex people, including those with genital variations, have both reproductive organs, we are not H-words (good time to add that this word is outdated/derogatory and I considered a slur). A hermaphrodite can only come from a hermaphroditic species, such as snails and worms. The term hermaphrodite and pseudohermaphrodite used to be medical terms for us, and was commonly used in the early days of intersex activism, such as here. An intersex person may reclaim this word, but it is inappropriate and wrong to refer to an intersex person this way.

Intersex variations are not rare. We make up over 2% of the population (there is no accurate statistic because of a number of factors, intersex variations are extremely underreported, or erased from medical records). We are a widely invisible group who has been purposely erased with medical violence for decades. We are considered "rare" because of 'corrective' and 'normalizing' treatments. Intersex healthcare as it currently stands is more concerned with making us 'look normal' rather than making sure we are healthy. I would recommend reading @dabwax's paper Medicalizing Sex: The Erasure of Sexual Diversity, and this TED Talk by Georgiann Davis. include what you will from that in your lesson. Don't skimp out on the medical erasure part, it is very very very important for anyone learning about intersex people to be aware of just how far behind our movement for bodily autonomy is.

These medical interventions are not a thing of the past, and happen in all of the grey shaded countries on this map. Not only do they happen, they are often considered proper medical protocol.

I hope this is helpful! Good luck!

If any others want to add on, please feel free!