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Parentless Pride Flags

Parentless Pride Flag

Parentlessness: without parent(s).

Fatherless Pride Flag

Fatherlessness: without father(s) (apaternal, unpaternal, nonpaternal, or inpaternal/impaternal/ipaternal).

Motherless Pride Flag

Motherlessness: without mother(s) (amaternal, unmaternal, nonmaternal, or immaternal/imaternal).

Inclusive of single-parented (monoparental) people, anaparental people, orphans, semiorphans, adoptees who reclaim these, those whose guardians are not their parents, and unipersonal families (uniparental).

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Rentherless Pride Flag

Rentherlessness or ceteroparentlessness (ceteroparentless): without non-binary parent(s) [renther(s)/renny(ies)/ceteroparent(s)].

Can be seen as conformant.

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꩜ .ᐟ ㅤㅤAparental

ㅤㅤ ㅤㅤ ~ a flag for people who don't experience parental attraction

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object familial flag stimboard for @bloodmoon-night !

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object parental flag stimboard for @bloodmoon-night!

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Parental-child attachment disorder Pride

We made this more for us than anyone else but if anyone wants to use it, it’s here

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Parental alter; an alter role in which the alter takes a parental or parent-like role in the system. This can be for the purposes of self soothing, reparenting, protecting the system, etc

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Biparental Flag

Biparenting (biparenthood): a dual multiparental term; two individuals parenting a progeniture and/or having two parents, exclusively or primarily.

It's not exclusive to heteroparental families, it includes two parents of any gender. It can be considered a conformant term. Reminder that it's inclusive of socio-affective families and coparenting.

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Ambiparent Pride Flag

Ambiparent: a parent that considers themself to be both a mother and a father, for any reason.

In Brazil, it's common for people to use pãe (pai+mãe) denominating ambiparents. This concept is usually used by single parents who share both parental gender roles while parenting, while not essentially being multigender or non-binary at all (but it's useful for them). However, many non-single/nonsolo parents can be this, as many of them parent primarily alone or experience system member plurality. Another reason could be being an intersex parent or transitioner parent.

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Monomaternal Pride Flag

Monomaternity (solomaternity, unimaternity) or monomotherhood (monomothership/unimothership, unimotherhood, solomotherhood/solomothership): a form of monoparental (uniparental, soloparental) in which someone is parented by only one mother; and/or the state of being a single-mother.

It's the translation of monomarental from Spanish, but I also include self-parented women, sociomaternity/sociomotherhood (not necessarily being biological or consanguineous), and maternities whose filiation is not essentially mother-child (for example, being parented solely by a grandmother or an aunt due to being orphan).

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Monopaternal Pride Flag

Monopaternity (solopaternity, unipaternity) or monofatherhood (monofathership/unifathership, unifatherhood, solofatherhood/solofathership): a form of monoparental (uniparental, soloparental) in which someone is parented by only one father; and/or the state of being a single-father.

Alternate adjectives: solopaternal, unipaternal.

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Mononaternal Pride Flag

Mononaternity/monoxaternity (monorentherhood/monorenthership, solonaternity/soloxaternity, solorenthership/solorentherhood, uninaternity/unixaternity, or unirentherhood/unirenthership): the state of being parented solely by a non-binary parent; and/or being a a single-renther.

Alternate adjectival labels: solonaternal, soloxaternal, monoxaternal, unixaternal, uninaternal.

It's also a form of monoparental (monoparenthood/single-parenting)

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Fictionkin AU Family

With symbol || Without

Sometimes, another you is just like family! Even if they may be a bit different. Parents, siblings, cousins. Whatever you all decide to be, you're family!

I don't know what (👥️️) emoji is called but that's the one I used. ^_^"

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During othercon I brought up wanting a polyamorous pack and I want to expand on that here.

I call it "pack attraction" (like familial, romantic, whatever), and it's a form of attraction where I essentially want to form a close found family esque "household" with a bunch of people. I want to form a pack.

By household I mean a single, condensed group. My ideal would clearly be the entire pack living together in a bigish house, but just meeting up often with the entire group would probably be sufficient.

I suppose it could be considered familial attraction, as family is a very broad and all encompassing term. Family shouldn't just mean parents, children, blood relatives, a hierarchy, but to me it does. So I see my attraction as that of a strange pack, a group of people bonded to each other who all care for each other deeply. It's deeply emotional and animalistic for me.

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Pack / Communal Attraction

Originally coined by @gentleteeth.

A type of attraction centered around a desire to form a community with, or integrate into a community, those one is attracted to. Associated with otherkin / therian packs and flocks, and with communes. Also groups that meet up consistently, like conventions and hobby circles.

May be considered adjacent to familial attraction and often expressed as a type of queerplatonic attraction, but neither association is needed to experience this type of attraction!

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Meanings:

Blue - Community

Cyan - Close Bonds

Orange - Hearth & Home

Red - Beastliness

More generally, the flag is also representing a concept of meeting with many others under a bright blue sky.

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If ur still active, can I request a flag for greyfamilial?

yeah v'm still active ? v posted earlier today , vy voidfriend has just been sick and v havent had any ideas (plus also general stress from being in this at times very hellish community) so v havent been coining as much </5

but anyways , here you go , here is your flag :)

[ Image ID: a flag with 5 horizontal stripes, in order: gold, light gray, white, light gray, and gold. ]

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Object Familial (left) - Object Parental (right)

Objectum flags for familial attraction and parental attraction! Based on the flags on the wiki.

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Two rectangular flags with five (5) vertical stripes and a central icon.

The first flag has blue, dark indigo, white, very dark lavender, and lavender stripes. The central icon is a red outline of a raindrop, filled in white and overlapping the two adjacent stripes.

The second flag has light purple, pink, white, yellow, and lavender stripes. The central icon is a red outline of a leaf with included stem aligned vertically, filled in white and overlapping the two adjacent stripes.

Object Familial (left) - Object Parental (right)

Objectum flags for familial attraction and parental attraction! Based on the flags on the wiki.