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The freedom rings are basically rainbow rings that people wear, usually at pride parades, but they can be worn just whenever. Usually worn with one on each finger.

The rainbow flag is a flag with all seven colours of the rainbow, which represents every memer of the LGBTQ community.

The bisexual flag is a flag with pink on the top, blue on the bottom, and purple in the middle, that represents the bisexual community. The pink represents attraction to women, the blue represents an attraction to men, and the purple represents a middle ground of attraction to both.

The pink triangle is an inverted pink triangle which represents the lesbian community. The pink colour represents an attraction to women.

The biangles are overlapping pink and blue triangles that represent the bisexual community, that meet in the middle and make purple. The pink representing attraction to women, the blue representing attraction to men, and the purple representing both.

The crescent moons are two side by side crescent moons with the bisexual colours. This symbol exists because some people didn't want to use anything that included the pink triangle dent it's affiliation with Nazis.

The double Venus are two interlooping female symbols representing the lesbian community. One again, this exists due to a refusal to use the Nazi pink triangle.

The double Mars are two interlooping male symbols representing the gay community.

The symbol of transsexuality is one male symbol, one female symbol, and one combined male and female symbol at the bottom. It has traditional bisexual colours, pink for women, blue for men, purple for a middle ground.

The transsexual flag is a flag representing the trans community. It's colours are lavender for women, blue for men, and white for a middle ground. Note that these are not traditional colours.

The transsexual Yin-Yang is a Yin-Yang symbol with the tradition colours of blue and pink representing men and women. It represents the balance of a male body and a female mind (or otherwise)

Description
Full View, plz, bbcks.

The freedom rings are basically rainbow rings that people wear, usually at pride parades, but they can be worn just whenever. Usually worn with one on each finger.

The rainbow flag is a flag with all seven colours of the rainbow, which represents every memer of the LGBTQ community.

The bisexual flag is a flag with pink on the top, blue on the bottom, and purple in the middle, that represents the bisexual community. The pink represents attraction to women, the blue represents an attraction to men, and the purple represents a middle ground of attraction to both.

The pink triangle is an inverted pink triangle which represents the lesbian community. The pink colour represents an attraction to women.

The biangles are overlapping pink and blue triangles that represent the bisexual community, that meet in the middle and make purple. The pink representing attraction to women, the blue representing attraction to men, and the purple representing both.

The crescent moons are two side by side crescent moons with the bisexual colours. This symbol exists because some people didn't want to use anything that included the pink triangle dent it's affiliation with Nazis.

The double Venus are two interlooping female symbols representing the lesbian community. One again, this exists due to a refusal to use the Nazi pink triangle.

The double Mars are two interlooping male symbols representing the gay community.

The symbol of transsexuality is one male symbol, one female symbol, and one combined male and female symbol at the bottom. It has traditional bisexual colours, pink for women, blue for men, purple for a middle ground.

The transsexual flag is a flag representing the trans community. It's colours are lavender for women, blue for men, and white for a middle ground. Note that these are not traditional colours.

The transsexual Yin-Yang is a Yin-Yang symbol with the tradition colours of blue and pink representing men and women. It represents the balance of a male body and a female mind (or otherwise)