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[[File:Polyplatonic.png|thumb|199x199px|The polyplatonic flag.]]'''Polyplatonic''' is a
This label
▲This label can be usually seen used by [[Aromantic Spectrum|aro-spectrum]] people or others who are or prefer [[Queerplatonic Relationship|qpr]]. While polyamorous isn't inherently a romantic label it can be for some people be more comforting, an easy way to tell u aren't inherently a romantic polyamorous person or other reasons to use polyplatonic.
Polyplatonic may also be used as the platonic equivent to [[polysexual]]. Under this definition one can be platonically attracted to many, but not necessarily all, genders.
== flag ==▼
The creator of the flag is unknown, though it has been used since at least August 29, 2015.<ref>https://www.deviantart.com/pride-flags/art/Polyplatonic-556890760</ref> Green was chosen as the opposite of red which is a romantic color, and purple was chosen to be the opposite of the yellow pi symbol on the polyamory flag. The other colors do not have meanings and were chosen to resemble the polyamory flag.
== Resources ==
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[[Category:Non-Monogamous]]
[[Category:Relationships]]
[[Category:Tertiary Identity]]
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Polyplatonic is a form of non-monogamous relationship were one is capable of having queerplatonic relationship or other close platonic relationships with multiple people at once. Polyplatonic is identity is similar to polyamory but instead of having romantic or relationships with the other people involved, it's queerplatonic relationships.
This label is commonly used by aro-spec people or others who are in or desire a QPR. While polyamory isn't inherently a romantic label polyplatonic can be useful as a way to say one is looking for a non-romantic polyamorous relationship.
Polyplatonic may also be used as the platonic equivent to polysexual. Under this definition one can be platonically attracted to many, but not necessarily all, genders.
Flag
The creator of the flag is unknown, though it has been used since at least August 29, 2015.[1] Green was chosen as the opposite of red which is a romantic color, and purple was chosen to be the opposite of the yellow pi symbol on the polyamory flag. The other colors do not have meanings and were chosen to resemble the polyamory flag.