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Ageplay flag by Mako Allen.

Description from here:

Otherwise known as the Littles and Baby Pride Flag/Symbol, this image was created in the early 90s by a member of the ageplay community known as Mako Allen. It was originally created as a round symbol but was then altered to be presentable as both a flag and the initial circle design. In the words of Mako “It’s a way to say unapologetically that you love who you are.” This is the symbol you will see most commonly on ageplay sites, as well as used on this website.

From the Ageplay 101 handout on the Ghidrah website is a description of what the symbol represents. “The Littles and Baby Pride Symbol is available to all regressive age players to show pride in themselves and others. It has been given to the public domain, so anyone can use it…The blue and pink areas represent the boys and girls that engage in age play. It’s set in a circle to symbolize our common bond. The heart in the middle represents the love and passion we bring to age play. It also recalls the heart from the leather pride flag. The white strip in the heart represents the innocence and purity of age play.”

There is also a another flag more specifically for those who engage in ABDL related activity, that was created in 2005 by someone named David, with an official page about the flag found here. This flag shares common elements with it’s predecessor, and has a very similar meaning. It was intended “to display pride over and sympathy with the ABDL community.”…”It is designed to somewhat resemble of the common symbol of the ABDL community – diapers – in a tasteful and not too obvious way. It mostly concist of white and light colors, an obvious choice since those are the most associated with diapers.”

Although these symbols are less common than those of some other fetish communities, ageplayers of all types can find these symbols to be a source of pride in who they are.