I made some art themed after the colors from the lesbian flag :)

I can assure you that I'm not a troll. I genuinely wanted to check out the website and get some relationship advice to apply to my life. I guess it is kind of questionable about why an aroflux girl would go to this kind of site, but I have had a few tendencies for wanting to date someone, and I'm just really scared that I might end up finding a horrible partner that could end up being manipulative and abusive, which led me to this site. A female centric place for women and girls to be able to improve their dating lives and have some safety tips for avoiding horrible partners is a place that I'd love to have.

How old are you?

This might surprise a lot of people, but I am 13 years old

For the FINE AF badge...I just hovered over the forum button on the website and clicked "Badges" on the drop-down menu, and it showed a page allowing you to opt in to get the badge, which gives you access to the "FINE AF" category.

I just got it because it sounded like a nice badge to have, but the category itself is not what I was expecting! It's pretty much a category where one posts images of very attractive guys and stuff like that(physically speaking, and the posts I found there seem to be about their body too?). From how I looked at it, I still love having the little thing right below my name, though :)

1. You can still use any mutli-color stuff and not have it be associated with a particular group or theme. For example, red and blue together are used a lot, despite it being associated with police sirens. Red, white, and blue, despite it being commonly themed with USA related stuff, isn't always just limited to the USA, as other country flags have those same colors in it, like the UK flag, the Russia flag, the France flag, the North Korea flag, the Iceland flag, etc. There's still rainbow themed stuff out there today that isn't associated with the LGBTQIA+ community. While yeah, a lot of rainbow stuff today is commonly associated with the community, that isn't always the case, and I use plenty of rainbow stuff without associating it with the community.

2. The art was made to show solidarity with lesbian individuals and support for their sexual/romantic orientations. Even today, lesbians are treated much worsely than straight women are because of their attractions. The art is to show that we respect and support them for who they are, and that they deserve just as much respect as straight women. With FDS, the advice on here mostly focuses on straight women without much reference or connections to LGBTQIA+ relationships. I also posted this in the "Lesbian & Bi" category, so it's not like it's off course, either.

3. There's plenty of stuff on the website that isn't "related" to FDS directly in terms of dating, so I don't really get why you're asking that? There's many other forums not related to dating at all, and I was posting stuff related to romance, so I don't get why you're asking me that? Not trying to be rude or anything, just confused as to why my post, specifically.

I’ll admit I’m confused by this post bc it’s just some random shapes made in paint or something, but your comment is gross. “We can’t use the rainbow for the same reason anymore and now this” to a bunch of shapes with the lesbian flag colors? Kinda smells like homophobia to me.

This exactly! When I first saw the comment, I was so confused at first, and then I realized that this was likely some homophobic person. I didn't get how posting art from the lesbian flag wasn't "related to FDS". To respond to your confusion on the post, though: I originally made them because I saw plenty of other designs of various flag colors being used in the design of various shapes, and it got me interested to try some designs of my own. I definitely am not that great at art(using paint 3D here with my mouse), but I do enjoy drawing quite a bit, and seeing that there wasn't much content on here for lesbian & bi women, I decided to make some to show solidarity. I am planning on making more art as well for lesbian & bi people.