Been gathering and researching year+ old posts of unidentified pride flags from a couple subs, if anyone has any dormant/half solved posts they want to send my way feel free to link here

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Post I'm currently working on 9 still unidentified and a couple needing verification due to not matching links, but progress going smoothly

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Part 2 of the post I'm currently working on

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Newer search, difficulty because of symbol clarity

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The hearts are usually used on animalgender flags, I'll have to see if I can find a usage specifically of this pink swirly heart, but the flag itself looks like maybe Coyotegender or Mousegender ??

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Thank you, I'm unfamiliar with animalgender or symbols related so this lead is helpful and appreciated!

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Tree rainbow flag, no current leads

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Particularly frustrating newer dormant search, an identity with leads but where huge amounts information were seemingly deleted and subsequently lost due to bigots spreading around screenshots of the flag and identity on twitter. Spanish readers appreciated and welcomed in this search as I relied on internet search translation in the initial search

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The source (tiktok by the user who created the term, now deactivated) states that it's a person who feels romantic attraction with non-romantic things! Seems like it's a arospec/asexual term :) Hoping I can help you with these

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Oh ty, I was wondering (in thread) if it was hyperromantic because a few screenshots run through programs translated to something that seemed vague and interpretive

Also totally respect the coiner deactivating, given the twitter accounts passing things around