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Aro flag edits for aro awareness week! Because the arospec is beautiful and natural. The photos used in these edit are my own, please credit if you re-use.

[Image description: 10 edits of the aro pride flag overlaid over photos. The flag is top to bottom dark green, light green, white, grey, and black and variations of these colors and filters are overlaid over photography. The first two are variations of the flag over an ocean sunset. The next is the flag overlaid over dense green trees and the one after that is the flag over a close up on large green leaves, lit from behind by sunlight so their veins are visible. After that there are three variations overlaid over a tree branch of vibrant green leaves, lit partially black from behind by sunlight. After that is the flag edited over a clear shallow wave coming in to the beach. Finally there’s an edit of the flag over vibrant green foliage overlooking a forested landscape. 

All of them together! I hope you enjoyed trans positivity week! All images/edits are my own, please credit if you re-use and don’t edit without permission.

[Image description: Colorful pictures of nature including sunsets, sky, trees, leaves, flower buds, a lake, and rainbow pride flags being waved around in the sunlight. Over the photos are the words “Transgender people are beautiful”, “Transgender people are natural”, “Trans people deserve love”, “Trans people deserve good lives”, “Black trans lives matter”, “Trans people deserve the right pronouns”, “Trans people deserve to be gendered correctly”, “Trans people do not deserve to be misgendered”, and “There is no place fo bigotry in the LGBTQ community” over them.]

Trans ocean flag edits! All photos used are my own, please credit if you re-use. 

[Image description: 10 versions of the trans flag overlaid over clear ocean water. Five different photos of clear, shallow ocean water, some with the water flowing up on the beach. Variations of the trans flag colors are overlaid. Two blue stripes on the outside, two pink stripes inside them, and a clear white stripe in the middle.]

Edits of the genderfluid man flag. All images used are my own, please credit if you re-use.

[Image description: five images of variations of an initial five-striped fire with a light orange stripe stripe on top, a light purple stripe on the bottom, and two dark blue stripes around a light blue stripe in the middle. The top edit is of an ocean wave coming in overlaid under the flag, then gentle water with a white bird overtop, then two edits of clear, shining ocean with the flag over it, then finally an edit of glittering white snow with the flag over top. End description.]

Dahlia trans flag edits! Using my own photo of a dahlia, having some fun. Please feel free to use, just credit me.

[Image description: five photos of a close up photo of a dahlia with the trans flag colors overlaid in different ways. End description.]

Pan flags! A couple of pan flag edits for fun. All photos used are my own, please credit if you re-use.

[Image description: four photos of flowers and clear ocean waters with the pan flag overlaid in different ways. End description]

I’m going to be posting trans-positive aesthetics all of this week. Only the truth here. All images/edits I use are my own, repost with credit, but please do not edit. 

[Image description: A picture of a soft sunset with pink, yellow, and orange lit clouds over a blue sky. The words “Transgender people are beautiful” is posted over it.]

Trans people deserve to be gendered correctly. Trans people do not deserve to be misgendered. 

The image/edit is my own, please credit if you re-use and don’t edit without permission.

[Image description: Two pictures of trees. One tree trunk surrounded by light green foliage with a worn wooden birdhouse next it. Another tree branch surrounded by leaves, turned dark by being backlit by the sun. A burst of sunlight peaks through the leaves to the left of the photo. Over the images are the words “Trans people deserve to be gendered correctly” and “Trans people do not deserve to be misgendered” respectively. The font is fancy and a greenish off-white.]

Bigender moodboard! For people who hold two genders 

All images aside from the flag are my own, please credit if you re-use!

Transgender people are natural. The image/edit is my own, please credit if you re-use and don’t edit without permission. 

[Image description: a light blue sky with wisps of fluffy clouds over a little spot of luxuriously green plants with a few little white flowers in them. The spot overlooks a field lined with dark green trees that stretch away into the horizon. A single line of sunlight goes over from the top of the image. The words “Transgender people are natural” are in front of the green plants in a fancy light blue font.]

Trans people deserve love. The image/edit is my own, please credit if you re-use and don’t edit without permission. 

[Image description: a sky full of white clouds with blue highlights is reflected down on a lake of blue with slight yellow and pink highlights. There’s a single boat on the water in the distance. To the right is a slight bit of rocky shore and a small peninsula of trees in the distance reflected in the water. In the sky the words “Trans people deserve love” is there is a fancy dark turquoise font.]

A moodboard themed to the genderqueer girl flag which if I remember correctly was made by @seth-the-hobbit 

All photos used are my own, please credit if you re-use and don’t edit without permission!

Your pronouns are great! As long as they fit you and made you feel comfortable. 

All photos used are my own, please credit if you re-use and ask permission to edit. 

[Image description: A series of nature photos with words in front in a fancy font. A close up photograph directly looking at a rose, light slightly by sunlight from behind. In front of the rose is “they/them/theirs” written in a dark font outlined in light pink. A picture of branches of a gingko tree with yellow leaves dappled by sunlight in front of a light blue sky. In the bottom left corner is “she/her/hers” written in a dark font outlined in light yellow. A close-up picture of a cluster of deep red flower, with “he/him/his” written in a dark font outlined in red. Finally, a photo of a tree with bright red leaves lit by sunlight on its right side in front of a blue sky. The words “your pronouns are Wonderful” are written in light blue and outlined in light red on the left side of the tree.]

Trans people are just great! All images used are my own photographs, please credit if you re-use and ask permission to edit!

[Image description: four photographs of nature with positive messages written in front of them in matching dark font with a light outline, or light font with dark outline in one place. “Trans Women are Valuable and Beautiful” over a close up of the petals of a light pink dahlia. ‘Trans Men are wonderful and dashing” over a blue sky next to a tree of flaming red leaves with a dark green streetlamp in front of it. “Nonbinary People are Genuine and Attractive” written over a close up of a ginkgo branch with light yellow leaves light from behind in front of a deep blue sky. “Transgender People are Terrific” over a yellow dahlia with red-edged petals, light from behind so that the left side of the flower glows.]

Trans people deserve good lives. The image/edit is my own, please credit if you re-use and don’t edit without permission. 

[Image description: A photograph of tree branches over a soft blue sky. In the forefront of the image are two dark pink flower buds sticking out on their own delicate branches. The words “Trans people deserve good lives” are over the photo in a fancy light pink font.]