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Hex Codes for LGBTQ+ Flags
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ALTfor all my artists, content creators, and anyone else out there who use specific color palettes for references/designs, here are the hex codes for each of the lgbtq flags for your queer creative purposes. i hope you find these useful. enjoy!
At least it is out. My system picrew thats been long awaited! this was primarily done by Jordan in our system, so if you appreciate it feel free to address any thanks to him bc he stayed up for. so very long to work on this.
Please don’t edit what you make in any way, and don’t use this as an icon if your blog has discourse/syscourse on it. we don’t want our art associated w that, and please don’t use it if you gatekeep or fakeclaim. As long as you stay in your own lane and dont harass anybody, you’re fine to use this. Further rules are on the picrew itself, but it’s pretty straight forward!
These are optimized/made to create PK icons for the most part!
Feel free to RB this with your finished picrew. As for now we are NOT taking suggestions for what to add. We will post if that changes. Far more is intended to be added, we just wanted to show our work and that its being worked on.
some features:
we hope y’all enjoy! We’ll rb this the next time a big update is done.
Also I was looking at 2021 in paleontology and apparently this year we discovered this awful shark that is wider than it is long
why
I love this thing
can we pretend that airplanes in the night sky are like stupid sharks?
I could really use a fish right now
e n o u g h
Nobody is easy to date. Everyone has their insecurities, flaws, and certain ways of doing things that makes us who we are. Perfect people and relationships only exist on TV. The most important thing is finding someone who loves you on your worst days and will fight through the hard times.
When I began my social transition 2 years ago, I obviously changed my name. What no one told me is that it would trigger more dysphoria and cause me to question my gender
After I changed my name and pronouns, it was a challenge to make people use them. But once they started, I felt alienated. I didn’t recognize or even respond to my name, and I felt weird with male pronouns.
I had spent 14 years as a girl, it was natural to me despite the dysphoria. Making a sudden shift was strange and honestly uncomfortable. I doubted if I was actually even transgender
We are accustomed to our names and pronouns, when we come out, it takes time for our minds to adjust. My deadname gave me a lot of dysphoria, I know that. But I didn’t know a new name would cause a similar feeling.
It took me 2 months to grow accustomed to my new name. It’s common, and normal, and I want everyone starting/getting ready to start a social transition to know that you aren’t alone, and you aren’t faking it. If a new name feels strange, I promise it’s normal. You’ll adjust, and it’ll feel so freeing. Just give it time
Radiation is insane. There are rocks out there that will pull the seams of your organs apart if you stand too close to them.
the one brain cell you have left in the midst of quarantine cries. they beg,
please no more
you don’t care. you fear no god, as you click on the 40th uquiz of the day. you whisper,
for the gays
athene-noctuaa
*ahem*
And if you still don’t understand and want me to be more specific:
