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Reciprosexual

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Asexuals & Asexuality

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About

The origins of the flag are unknown. The flag consists of five stripes, with the purple, white and black stripes at the bottom paying homage to the Asexual Pride flag.

The recipromantic flag is much the same as the reciprosexual flag, except the purple stripe is replaced with a light green one, representing aromanticism.

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Asexual & Aromantic Spectrum Flags
Originally published: 11th June, 2021
Last modified: 14th February, 2022

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