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Biromantic asexual pride flag

A pride flag representing people who experience romantic attraction to multiple genders but little or no sexual attraction.

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Designer

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Year Created

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First Flown

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Stripe Count

5 stripes

Colors & Meanings

BluePurpleMauveGrayPinkWhite

These colors represent important ideas connected to this flag and community.

History

The biromantic asexual pride flag represents individuals who experience romantic attraction to multiple genders while experiencing little to no sexual attraction. The flag design combines elements from both the bisexual pride flag and the asexual pride flag, creating a visual representation of the intersection between these two identity axes. The flag features the characteristic blue and pink stripes associated with bisexual identity alongside the purple, gray, and white stripes of asexual identity. While the specific designer and exact year of creation remain undocumented in widely available sources, the flag emerged within online LGBTQ+ communities as individuals sought visual representation for this specific identity intersection. The flag has gained recognition within asexual and biromantic communities as a way to acknowledge that romantic and sexual orientations operate on separate spectrums, allowing people to identify simultaneously with multiple orientations.