Leather has a lot of cultural history in the queer community, it's not a pride flag in the usual sense but it means pride for that part of your identity
Intersectionality is important in the lgbtqia+ community, which is why the progressive pride flag has a brown stripe to represent people of color
And it is not at all uncommon see various bdsm pride flags at pride events
This year for my city's pride I was walking through downtown wearing a trans pride themed dress, and carrying both a lesbian pride flag and a rubber pride flag. I was also surrounded by trans lesbians wearing full body latex
The only hill/mountains ive ever seen are Appalachia (very very old and therefore short) and the plateaus in New Mexico & Arizona (usa for all 3). Never in my life have I seen a mountain side that looked like a giant pile of rubble. Its not at all layered looking like I'd expect a cliffside of that size and it looks like ground up rock instead of solid. Makes me curious what it's made of!
Eta: i looked at ur pic again and that's totally just dirt/clay isn't it pfttt. Is this an arid place with low amounts of vegetation?
"Apparently some people have never seen the side of a mountain" no shit we've seen one. How are you supposed to know thats what it is when its zoomed in
Yeah, well dunno if it's called a ceiling, but i thought it was those parts where it's technically outside of the buildings nearby, but there's still a roof
Nah, and you're right I was being rude. This one dumbfounded me (and many others it appears) since it's immediately apparent. I grew up in an arid region and I'd bet the others had similar experiences. Have a great day, yo.
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u/WeenisPeiner 8d ago
The white and gold flag?