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== Flag == |
== Flag == |
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The flag was coined by the same creator, in the same post. The green is the same as the one used in the aromantic flag’s first stripe, and is used to represent aromanticism, the aro community, and the entire aro spectrum. The yellow stands for finding joy in challenging amatonormativity, as yellow is a colour associated with happiness and yellow roses are associated with friendship and are an aro community symbol. The lavender stands for queer identity, the queer community, and queer aromanticism. |
The flag was coined by the same creator, in the same post. The green is the same as the one used in the aromantic flag’s first stripe, and is used to represent aromanticism, the aro community, and the entire aro spectrum. The yellow stands for finding joy in challenging amatonormativity, as yellow is a colour associated with happiness and yellow roses are associated with friendship and are an aro community symbol. The lavender stands for queer identity, the queer community, and queer aromanticism. The arrowheads serve as both aromantic symbolism and queer symbolism, as they mimic the shape of the chevrons on the queer flag. |
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== References == |
== References == |
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