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LGBTQ+ Breakdown: Sexualities

Hi, I'm very excited for this. I hope this helps people who don't know or are confused about certain labels. In this part I will have different sexualities, their definitions and their flags. I personally believe anyone is important, and anyone is valid. I don't really care what you identify as, it's you're label and as long as it isn't harmful to anyone I say it's fine. If you are comfortable with a certain label more than another, even if they sound similar to someone, use what you are comfortable with. The purpose of this is to educate people and help you out. I did do research on these but feel free to correct me if you see anything wrong.  Please DO NOT say anything harmful in the comments, such as Homophobia or transphobia. Don't turn against each other. I've seen too many get put down in this community. When we're supposed to be a COMMUNITY. I do not accept any racism either.  As a pansexual person, I always see alot people debating over Pansexual, Bisexual, Polysexual, and Omnisexual. Please do not do that here, this is a safe place for however you identify. At the end of the day, it's you and your personal preference and your label. Don't let anyone try to tell you how you are supposed to label yourself. Thank you, I know this was long but I felt it was needed.

LGBTQ rainbow flags-

Rainbow pride flag- this is used in many lgbt flag depictions. The rainbow is meant to be a symbol of the community as a whole.  It is a symbol of the LGBTQ+ social movements and our rights. It's a rainbow because the colors are meant to show the diversity and unity of the community.

Many people have started using this flag to represent the community instead. It's called the progress pride flag. The new stripes are meant to represent people of color and transgender people in the LGBTQ community. The arrow points to the right to show forward movement, and is on the left edge to show that progress still needs to be made.

The L in LGBTQ-