Demiromantic flag
The demisexual flag's shape, with the aromantic flag's green.
What the colours mean
- Black From the demisexual flag, where it stands for asexuality.
- Grey From the demisexual flag, where it stands for grey asexuality and demisexuality.
- White From the demisexual flag, where it stands for sexuality.
- Green From the aromantic flag, where it stands for aromanticism.
Where it comes from
The demiromantic flag was posted in 2014 on the Tumblr blog Pride Flags For Us, described as based on the demisexual flag and the aromantic flag. Its creator gave no colour meanings of their own.
How it is built
It keeps the black chevron and the white and grey bands of the demisexual flag, and replaces its purple stripe with green. Green is the colour of the aromantic flag, chosen there as the opposite of red, the colour most associated with romantic love. The meanings above are the ones the colours carry on those two flags.
What demiromantic means
A demiromantic person feels romantic attraction only after a close emotional bond has formed. It sits on the aromantic spectrum, next to greyromantic.
Questions people ask
What do the demiromantic flag colours mean?
They are borrowed: black, grey and white from the demisexual flag, and green from the aromantic flag, where it stands for aromanticism.
What is the difference between the demisexual and demiromantic flags?
They have the same shape. The demisexual flag has a purple stripe, and the demiromantic flag has a green one.