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[Image ID: six flags arranged in two rows of three, each with seven stripes. The outermost stripes are larger than the rest, while the middle stripe is smallest. Going in the order of left to right on the top row: the first flag is dark gold, light gold, pale yellow, light grey, pale yellow, a slightly darker light grey, and a medium grey. It has the deaf symbol in it’s center, a stylized ear with a slash through it. The second flag is a blue-tinted black, grey, light grey, white, light grey, grey, and then blue-tinted black again. It has the blind symbol in it’s center, a stylized eye with a slash through it and one side of the slash having many diagonal lines in it. The third flag is light blue, dark blue, red, white, red, dark blue, and light blue again. It has the wheelchair symbol on it, a stylized person sitting in a wheelchair. The bottom row is the same, but without any symbols. End ID.]

I can never find any physical disability flags, so I decided to make some!

The colours of the flags are based on the most commonly used awareness ribbons or signals that I’ve seen. 

These aren’t genders. Please only use them if you are disabled. 

[draconigender]

Dragon Based Genders (part 2)

[Image ID: A six-striped flag, the top stripe being shaped into nine half-ovals. The top three stripes go from a gradient of dark, saturated red to a lighter red. The next two stripes are dark desaturated reds, and the last stripe is off-white. End ID.]

Draconired - a gender feeling connected to Red Dragonborn from Dungeons and Dragons. It feels somewhat unknown to the identifier, but still has a feeling of what it is. The gender may change depending on who the identifier is interacting with. A subcategory of Draconigender.

Name comes from “draconic” which means “characteristic of or resembling a dragon” and “red.”

[Image ID: A six-striped flag, the top stripe being shaped into nine half-ovals. The top three stripes go from a gradient of dark, saturated blue to a lighter blue. The next two stripes are dark desaturated blues, and the last stripe is off-white. End ID.]

Draconiblue - a gender feeling connected to Blue Dragonborn from Dungeons and Dragons. It feels somewhat unknown to the identifier, but still has a feeling of what it is. The gender may change depending on who the identifier is interacting with. A subcategory of Draconigender.

Name comes from “draconic” which means “characteristic of or resembling a dragon” and “blue.”

[Image ID: A six-striped flag, the top stripe being shaped into nine half-ovals. The top three stripes go from a gradient of dark, saturated green to a lighter green. The next two stripes are dark desaturated greens, and the last stripe is off-white. End ID.]

Draconigreen - a gender feeling connected to Green Dragonborn from Dungeons and Dragons. It feels somewhat unknown to the identifier, but still has a feeling of what it is. The gender may change depending on who the identifier is interacting with. A subcategory of Draconigender.

Name comes from “draconic” which means “characteristic of or resembling a dragon” and “green.”

[Image ID: A six-striped flag, the top stripe being shaped into nine half-ovals. The top three stripes go from a gradient of dark grey to a lighter grey. The next two stripes are a darker grey and off-black, and the last stripe is a medium grey. End ID.]

Draconiblack - a gender feeling connected to Black Dragonborn from Dungeons and Dragons. It feels somewhat unknown to the identifier, but still has a feeling of what it is. The gender may change depending on who the identifier is interacting with. A subcategory of Draconigender.

Name comes from “draconic” which means “characteristic of or resembling a dragon” and “black.”

[Image ID: A six-striped flag, the top stripe being shaped into nine half-ovals. The top three stripes go from a gradient of light grey to off-white. The next two stripes are light greys, and the last stripe is pure white. End ID.]

Draconiwhite - a gender feeling connected to White Dragonborn from Dungeons and Dragons. It feels somewhat unknown to the identifier, but still has a feeling of what it is. The gender may change depending on who the identifier is interacting with. A subcategory of Draconigender.

Name comes from “draconic” which means “characteristic of or resembling a dragon” and “white.”

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Dragon-based Genders (Part 1)

[Image ID: A six-striped flag, the top stripe being shaped into nine half-ovals. From top to bottom the colours of the stripes are dark orange, light orange, yellow, green, dark grey-green, and off-white. End ID.]

Draconigender - a gender feeling connected to draconic beings, also related to reptiles, energy, power, elegance, & rebellion. It feels somewhat unknown to the identifier, but still has a feeling of what it is. It may change depending on who else is perceiving it, the same way that people have different views on what a dragon is. An umbrella term for any Draconi-, but can be used on it’s own.

Name comes from “draconic” which means “characteristic of or resembling a dragon” and “gender.” 

Dark Orange - represents fire, warmth, & power, along with being scale-shaped Light Orange - represents fire, energy, & confidence Yellow - represents treasure/gold & energy Green - stereotypical dragon colour + nature Off-black/Dark Green - mystery, elegance, & rebellion + caves & mountains Off-white - trans colour, elegance, & clouds + steam 

[Image ID: A six-striped flag, the top stripe being shaped into nine half-ovals. From top to bottom the colours of the stripes are dark orange, light orange, yellow, light blue, slightly darker blue, and off-white. End ID.]

Draconimasc - a gender feeling connected to draconic beings, also related to reptiles, energy, power, elegance, & rebellion. It feels somewhat unknown to the identifier, but still has a feeling of what it is. It may change depending on who else is perceiving it, the same way that people have different views on what a dragon is, but is always at least partially masculine. Can also be called “Draconiboy.”

Name comes from “draconic” which means “characteristic of or resembling a dragon” and “masculine.”

Dark Orange - represents fire, warmth, & power, along with being scale-shaped Light Orange - represents fire, energy, & confidence Yellow - represents treasure/gold & energy Light Blue - masculinity  Dark Blue - masculinity Off-white - trans colour, elegance, & clouds + steam

[Image ID: A six-striped flag, the top stripe being shaped into nine half-ovals. From top to bottom the colours of the stripes are dark orange, light orange, yellow, light pink, slightly darker pink, and off-white. End ID.]

Draconifem - a gender feeling connected to draconic beings, also related to reptiles, energy, power, elegance, & rebellion. It feels somewhat unknown to the identifier, but still has a feeling of what it is. It may change depending on who else is perceiving it, the same way that people have different views on what a dragon is, but is always at least partially feminine. Can also be called “Draconigirl.”

Name comes from “draconic” which means “characteristic of or resembling a dragon” and “femininity.”

Dark Orange - represents fire, warmth, & power, along with being scale-shaped Light Orange - represents fire, energy, & confidence Yellow - represents treasure/gold & energy Light Pink - femininity Dark Pink - femininity Off-white - trans colour, elegance, & clouds + steam

[Image ID: A six-striped flag, the top stripe being shaped into nine half-ovals. From top to bottom the colours of the stripes are dark orange, light orange, yellow, light grey, slightly darker grey, and off-white. End ID.]

Draconineutra - a gender feeling connected to draconic beings, also related to reptiles, energy, power, elegance, & rebellion. It feels somewhat unknown to the identifier, but still has a feeling of what it is. It may change depending on who else is perceiving it, the same way that people have different views on what a dragon is, but is always at least partially neutral or genderless. Can also be called “Adraconi” or “Draconienby.” 

Name comes from “draconic” which means “characteristic of or resembling a dragon” and “neutral.”

Dark Orange - represents fire, warmth, & power, along with being scale-shaped Light Orange - represents fire, energy, & confidence Yellow - represents treasure/gold & energy Light Grey - neutrality & genderlessness Dark Grey - neutrality & genderlessness Off-white - trans colour, elegance, & clouds + steam

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[GIF ID: Naganadel from Pokemon floating and flapping it’s wings on a transparent background. Naganadel is a purple dragon with lighter purple, pink, and white accents. End ID.]

About: I’m Tally. I felt like making a MOGAI blog since I had an idea for my gender. It will update casually. My pronouns are they/them/themself, he/him/himself, & drac/draco/draconiself on this blog. System member. Bodily minor.

DNI (censored so they don’t show up in searches): LGBT+phobe and/or MOGAIphobe (including panphobe, other mspecphobe, ace and/or aro exclusionist, "nonbinary skeptic", anti-neopronouns and/or xenogenders, anti-emojiself pronouns, gatekeeper) Anti-Split Attraction Model(including anti-mspec gay/lesbian, & anti-alloaro) Fuj0shi MAP/N0MAP/P*dophile Inc*st Shipper/Supporter(including adoptive and found family) TERF/SWERF/R*dfem DD///LG/C///GL Tr4nsmed/Trusc*m Sysm3d/System Gatekeeper (including ant!-endogenic, ant!-non-traumagenic systems, ant!-fictive, & anti-t*lpamancy/thoughtform) Anti-Recovery(including pr0-ana/thinsp0/pr0-eating disorder, addict hater, & mental illness romanticizers) Rac!st(including ant!-ACAB/BLM/MMIW) Sex!st(including genuinely hating men, joking is okay) Able!st(including anti-self diagnosis) Non-Critical of Media(you can like whatever you want as long as you don't take in any of it's problematic ideas, and you understand why it's bad) You Fakeclaim *Anyone*, for *Any Reason* NSFT Only Blog

You may use any of my flags, and edit them however you’d like as long as you’re MOGAI!