Hey guys, gals and non-binary pals! This book filled with labels, their definitions, as well as things and art themed around them like aesthetics and pride flag arts (i own nothing, of course. Credit to the amazing artists)! I will also be including...
Comphet is a term for a gay individual whom is led to think that they are attracted to the opposite gender. This can manifest in them also knowing they are into the same gender, and thinking they're bi, or them potentiomally not even recognizing they are attracted to the same gender, therefor thinking they are straight. Comphet is a societal nudge that pushes folks into opting into heterosexual relationships regardless of their actual sexuality.
CUSPER
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There is no known meaning for the colours.
Cusper is an LGBTQ+ identity defined by feeling like one is on the "cusp" between being transgender and a gender non-conforming "cis" person.
One might not feel like either label solely defines them and their experiences, like both identities are important to them and inseparable to eachother, like their identity encompasses elements of the traditional definition of both labels, or like their identity exists at the intersection of both experiences.
FUTCH
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It was made using colours from the butch and femme flags (unclear which versions).
The top colour came from mixing the heavy femme and stone butch colours.
Futch is a term use to describe a lesbian, bisexual, or otherwise sapphic woman (or feminine-aligned non-binary person) who presents with a mix of feminine (femme) and masculine (butch) traits. They typically dress and present themselves in a way that is gender neutral or androgynous, not going too far towards masculine or feminine, or they may present more strongly femme sometimes and more strongly butch other times. Futch people can be cisgender or transgender.
