The proliferation of different-colored flags for every micro-shading of LGBTQ identity can get a little silly. But it’s the harmless, fun kind of silly.
Back row: Timothy/Camellia in a nonbinary polo; Emma in a pansexual sundress; Cohen in an understated pride rainbow; Bennett wearing one teeny-tiny pride pin (also, subtle androphilia stripes); Jany in lesbian pinstripes; Henriette in a trans tee.
Front row: Sparrow in rainbow stripes; Bianca in a bi shirt.
And, listen, as long as I’m here…reading webcomics about LGBT+ characters is great (especially when those webcomics are mine), but it’s not activism! You also have to get out and vote for pro-gay candidates. Strike down homophobic ballot measures. March in the streets for the defense of our rights. And support the organizations that work tirelessly to protect us — Lambda Legal, the Trevor Project, and RUSA LGBT are all good places to start.
What’s the difference between androphilia and being gay?
For a man, nothing. For a woman, being androphilic makes you straight.
Emma’s missing from the character list …
She’s in Minor Characters. I should probably promote her.
She’s tagged on other pages, though (“cute freckled girl”).
Wait, isn’t Cohen bi?
The rainbow flag is the general flag for everyone! Notice that Sparrow’s also wearing it, even though Jany has a lesbian-specific color scheme.