Graysexual Tapestries
Description: People may identify as greysexual rather than asexual because they do experience sexual attraction but very infrequently. Some greysexual people may only feel sexual attraction once or twice in their life. Others may experience it more frequently, but still not as often as allosexual people.
Description: Milith Rusignuolo created the first version of the Graysexual pride flag in 2013. It features two lines of purple on the top and bottom of the flag, two grey lines further in, with a white center line. The colors are supposed to represent someone starting with no sexual attraction (purple - asexuality), then going through an episode of attraction (grey to white), with white indicating allosexuality from the asexual flag, and then returning to asexuality once again. Graysexual is used to describe a person who identifies themselves asexual but does not fall into one of the primary kinds of asexuality.
Description: My main goal is to help and support the people that find it very difficult coming out to their loved ones! I wanted to make this design to help make it easier for them and show them there's nothing to be afraid of and to make people know more about these sexual orientations that are not heard so often as the others.
