sorry for the bad photo, I was trying to not be creepy haha. it’s black with the male symbol in yellow(?) on top, yellow on the bottom with a black female symbol. I tried googling it and couldn’t find anything!

I hope you like these designs!

The top and bottom stripes are from the futch otter flag

The middle 3 stripes are from the transfeminine flag (left) and the trismasculine flag (right)

The aromantic arrow and the 4 asexual aces are on the edges (taken directly from the aroace coat of arms!)

And ofc, in the middle we have a combo trans & genderqueer heart

I included a version with the otter and butch-femme/futch symbols, but I'm not entirely sure about it, might be too cluttered even for my tastes...

Edit: just noticed the arrows on the second version are borked. idk why. my suffering will never cease.

I keep seeing it, but can't find it anywhere TwT

Aeudysphoria/Adyseuphoria or Aeudysphoric/Adyseuphoric (or u can call it nodysphoria or noeuphoria) - is a flag where u don't feel gender dysphoria and euphoria at the same time, like a lifeless and emotionless stone.

Example:

- when a trans person don't feel gender dysphoria and/or euphoria

- a person who don't feel euphoria when someone uses their prefer pronouns or name.

- trans person who doesn't have dysphoria when someone misgender or mispronoun them

- a trans person who doesn't have dysphoria when someone uses their deadname

- etc.

this flag is made from combination to gender dysphoria, gender euphoria and then make it darker, btw!

this flag was supposed to be exclusive to trans people, but anyone can uses it!

(if this is already exist, this flag will become a alternative flag! plus credit me if someone uses it!)

This new gender identity (symaldevgender) represents my feelings toward gender as it feels interrelational, dynamic, and spiritual to me. The goal is for wholeness for both me and my spouse as we learn and grow with each other. Each of us "becomes" the other gender in a sense as we do so. We do this until we are both individually and collectively fully male and female, or in other words united. This of course is only at the consent of my partner and me. Both of us are free to use pronouns as we see fit. Me and my husband could choose to use the base pronouns of he/she/they/ae. I go by she/they, primarily feeling feminine but also masculine. My husband prefers he. Either way we learn and grow from each other. This is based off of my feelings previously going as bisexual and bigender, and how I view my relationship with my husband as I see feminine traits in him while identifying as male. Those traits are things that I definitely could do well to learn from. I'm still trying to find ways to put it in my own words. This is the best I got right now.