lexeprofanelexeassic | lexebitchiclexedamnic | lexefuckiclexehellic | lexeshiticlexeprofane: when on

lexeprofanelexeassic | lexebitchiclexedamnic | lexefuckiclexehellic | lexeshiticlexeprofane: when one’s gender is a profane word, is multiple profane words, or is related to profanity in general. can be used as an umbrella term for all profanity-related lexegenders or as an identity on its own.lexeassic: when one’s gender is the word ‘ass’. the word ‘ass’ just seems to adequately describe their gender.lexebitchic: when one’s gender is the word ‘bitch’. the word ‘bitch’ just seems to adequately describe their gender.lexedamnic: when one’s gender is the word ‘damn’. the word ‘damn’ just seems to adequately describe their gender.lexefuckic: when one’s gender is the word ‘fuck’. the word ‘fuck’ just seems to adequately describe their gender.lexehellic: when one’s gender is the word ‘hell’. the word ‘hell’ just seems to adequately describe their gender.lexeshitic: when one’s gender is the word ‘shit’. the word ‘shit’ just seems to adequately describe their gender.a general swear word lexegender + some subsets for anon! all of the flags use green for vulgarity, near-black for negativity (either actual negativity or joking negativity), and red for the various extreme emotions that are often expressed through profanity! i wanted the flags to look sort of… ‘nasty’, i suppose? not bad, but i wanted to use colors that i felt truly expressed the concept of profanity rather than going with cute/pretty colors.as for the other colors: the lexeassic flag has colors picked from an image of a donkey (because i kind of thought it was funny to use the literal meaning), the lexebitchic flag uses feminine colors due to the connotation of the word, the lexedamnic flag uses colors that i felt represented being damned, the lexefuckic flag uses pink/red-pink because of the association with sex, the lexehellic flag uses fiery colors, and the lexeshitic flag uses brown for obvious reasons!flag id: 7 flags with 9 stripes, with the fourth and sixth being slightly smaller than the others and the fifth being much smaller than the others.the top flag’s stripes, in order, are dull yellow-green, pale yellow-green, dark grey, very dark grey, bright red, very dark grey, dark grey, pale yellow-green, and dull yellow-green. the upper left flag’s stripes, in order, are dull yellow-green, tan, grey-brown, very dark grey, bright red, very dark grey, grey-brown, tan, and dull yellow-green. the upper right flag’s stripes, in order, are dull yellow-green, dark red-pink, light purple, very dark grey, bright red, very dark grey, light purple, dark red-pink, and dull yellow-green. the center left flag’s stripes, in order, are dull yellow-green, dark reddish-brown, red, very dark grey, bright red, very dark grey, red, dark reddish-brown, and dull yellow-green. the center right flag’s stripes, in order, are dull yellow-green, light pink, red-pink, very dark grey, bright red, very dark grey, red-pink, light pink, and dull yellow-green. the bottom left flag’s stripes, in order, are dull yellow-green, dark red, orange, very dark grey, bright red, very dark grey, orange, dark red, and dull yellow-green. the bottom right flag’s stripes, in order, are dull yellow-green, dull brown, dark brown, very dark grey, bright red, very dark grey, dark brown, dull brown, and dull yellow-green. end id. dni transcript here -- source link

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