@Background Pony #87D2
This variation of the flag is called the Progress Flag. Designed in 2018, It’s meant to show progress for all marginalized communities, including those that are often overlooked within the larger LGBT subset.
With the nine featured flags, and the 18 ponies included, none of those specifically are race inclusive/exclusive.
@Background Pony #42CE
Race does not have any kind of influence as far as attraction/orientation. I don’t see how this comment is relevant to the picture.
Artist said in the source that the pics with the Spa twins and the Princesses are not incest, they said they had trouble finding a suitable base for them so they just used the sameone as the rest.
Meanwhile, let the bigots and haters downvote this all they want. LGBT+ isn’t ever going to go away. The fandom has no place for hatred or intolerance.
@Background Pony #E646
Top left: Transgender - Those who do not identify as the gender that they were assigned at birth
Top middle: Asexual - Those who do not experience sexual attraction (regardless of romantic attraction)
Top right: Polysexual - Attraction to many, but not all, genders
Middle left: Pansexual - Attraction regardless of biological sex, gender, or gender identity
Middle middle: Lesbian - Relationships between those who identify as women
Middle right: Demisexual - Denoting that you do not experience sexual attraction towards somebody until you have formed a deep romantic connection with them first
Bottom left: Straight Ally - Used to represent those who are not LGBTQ+ but will happily the community and stand by them
Bottom middle: Rainbow flag - The original symbol for the LGBT community and the pride movement
Bottom right: Bisexual - Those that are attracted to both men and women either romantically and/or sexually
it doesn’t, they’re just applying human logic to ponies and it doesn’t work
I’m 58. I have no problem keeping up.
This variation of the flag is called the Progress Flag. Designed in 2018, It’s meant to show progress for all marginalized communities, including those that are often overlooked within the larger LGBT subset.
With the nine featured flags, and the 18 ponies included, none of those specifically are race inclusive/exclusive.
then why does the pride flag have a brown and black stripe…?
Race does not have any kind of influence as far as attraction/orientation. I don’t see how this comment is relevant to the picture.
Surprised me too, especially since there are no zebras in the pic.
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The LGBTQ+ community has changed and grown as a whole. There’s no need to speak ill of what we’ve learned about ourselves.
those empires fell due to greed and corruption
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Top left: Transgender - Those who do not identify as the gender that they were assigned at birth
Top middle: Asexual - Those who do not experience sexual attraction (regardless of romantic attraction)
Top right: Polysexual - Attraction to many, but not all, genders
Middle left: Pansexual - Attraction regardless of biological sex, gender, or gender identity
Middle middle: Lesbian - Relationships between those who identify as women
Middle right: Demisexual - Denoting that you do not experience sexual attraction towards somebody until you have formed a deep romantic connection with them first
Bottom left: Straight Ally - Used to represent those who are not LGBTQ+ but will happily the community and stand by them
Bottom middle: Rainbow flag - The original symbol for the LGBT community and the pride movement
Bottom right: Bisexual - Those that are attracted to both men and women either romantically and/or sexually