June 2022 Discussion Thread

[Baroness-Pets]

Im so excited to see what these birbs look like fully grown, hoping at least a few have the outstretched wing lines so maybe the flag colours are on individual feathers~

[Sixx O'Clock]

Speaking of pride pets, anyone know of any demigirl ones? I recently embraced my identity as a demigirl and I'd love to have a little collection to commemorate it. c:

I think this one might turn out close to the flag

And this random dog that I've seen a lot before kinda matches the colours? Not much grey
- june 2010

Oh yeah, the horse does have the demigirl flag colors. o: Dunno how I missed that lol. I might do a little hoard of those ones depending on what they look like grown up. c:

[BullHighlander]

See, I immediately thought intersex for the first one, and non-binary for the second one:

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Though, I am rethinking the second one as being ace or gray-ace, maybe.
And upon looking at the flags again, I'm thinking I may be wrong about the first one. I always reverse the colors in my mind >.<

[˞˞ V˞˞]

See, I immediately thought intersex for the first one, and non-binary for the second one:

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Though, I am rethinking the second one as being ace or gray-ace, maybe.
And upon looking at the flags again, I'm thinking I may be wrong about the first one. I always reverse the colors in my mind >.<

Although we will not know until the full growths, their colors match the nonbinary and asexual flags to a T, both from the particular hues of purple to the order of colors. To be intersex, the first macaw would need be near-solely yellow with an almost violet accenting color (or ring markings if they were to be more literal).

[Aaron✦]

See, I immediately thought intersex for the first one, and non-binary for the second one:

&


Though, I am rethinking the second one as being ace or gray-ace, maybe.
And upon looking at the flags again, I'm thinking I may be wrong about the first one. I always reverse the colors in my mind >.<

Although we will not know until the full growths, their colors match the nonbinary and asexual flags to a T, both from the particular hues of purple to the order of colors. To be intersex, the first macaw would need be near-solely yellow with an almost violet accenting color (or ring markings if they were to be more literal).

Each outcome is based on a real bird, so none of them will have 100% accurate pride flag colours (the hue on the second is quite a bit more blue than the ace flag for example), and the amount of each colour isn't a hint towards anything other than the species!

[Windi_1]

The ones I want to know are which are asexual and which ones are bisexual?

[Minimanta]

This is an absolutely beautiful horse <3
Didn't know how I felt about the 2nd gen couple to begin with but looking at this outcome, they have my heart! I love it so much :D

[TheMamba]

This is an absolutely beautiful horse <3
Didn't know how I felt about the 2nd gen couple to begin with but looking at this outcome, they have my heart! I love it so much

I love everything about it! The rainbow lines, the star, the closed eyes... omg

[Cherrynoriaki]

Any thoughts on what the pride flag this bird is supposed to represent? I don't recognize the color combo at all but I assume it's something

[~sundae~]

Any thoughts on what the pride flag this bird is supposed to represent? I don't recognize the color combo at all but I assume it's something

I’m thinking Bi but I don’t see any blue, and the order doesn’t seem correct so I dunno.