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== Summary ==
== Summary ==
"A couple of months ago an anon asked me for a traumagenic paraphiliac flag, and I'm finally delivering.  
Traumagenic paraphilia flag by Lecter.


The symbol in the middle means trauma as a whole. It's a merge of the traumagenic plural symbol https://pluralpedia.org/w/Traumagenic and a trauma symbol I found on a bunch of flags https://www.tumblr.com/themogaidragon/771975027778306048/copingkin-is-a-combination-of-the-terms-copinglink?source=share
'''Paraphilia''' is attraction that has an atypical subject and is not commonly accepted as the norm.


The color of the symbol is a reference to the neuropara flag :neuropara: .
Coining post text:
:: A couple of months ago an anon asked me for a traumagenic paraphiliac flag, and I'm finally delivering.  


Red means isolation, problems integrating into the society or in the para community. Blue means self hate, compulsive sexual behavior, stress, and other things typically grouped under "paraphiliac disorder".
:: The symbol in the middle means trauma as a whole. It's a merge of the traumagenic plural symbol https://pluralpedia.org/w/Traumagenic and a trauma symbol I found on a bunch of flags https://www.tumblr.com/themogaidragon/771975027778306048/copingkin-is-a-combination-of-the-terms-copinglink?source=share


In contrast to them, yellow means para community help and support, and teal means self acceptance and pride.
:: The color of the symbol is a reference to the neuropara flag :neuropara: .


Black means a potential for further progress.
:: Red means isolation, problems integrating into the society or in the para community. Blue means self hate, compulsive sexual behavior, stress, and other things typically grouped under "paraphiliac disorder".


This is not a pro recovery flag, but it may be used by anyone regardless of their views on recovery."
:: In contrast to them, yellow means para community help and support, and teal means self acceptance and pride.


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:: Black means a potential for further progress.
 
:: This is not a pro recovery flag, but it may be used by anyone regardless of their views on recovery.
 
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Summary

Traumagenic paraphilia flag by Lecter.

Paraphilia is attraction that has an atypical subject and is not commonly accepted as the norm.

Coining post text:

A couple of months ago an anon asked me for a traumagenic paraphiliac flag, and I'm finally delivering.
The symbol in the middle means trauma as a whole. It's a merge of the traumagenic plural symbol https://pluralpedia.org/w/Traumagenic and a trauma symbol I found on a bunch of flags https://www.tumblr.com/themogaidragon/771975027778306048/copingkin-is-a-combination-of-the-terms-copinglink?source=share
The color of the symbol is a reference to the neuropara flag :neuropara: .
Red means isolation, problems integrating into the society or in the para community. Blue means self hate, compulsive sexual behavior, stress, and other things typically grouped under "paraphiliac disorder".
In contrast to them, yellow means para community help and support, and teal means self acceptance and pride.
Black means a potential for further progress.
This is not a pro recovery flag, but it may be used by anyone regardless of their views on recovery.


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