Asexual Pride Button

Name: Asexual Pride Button
SKU: MLPasex_but
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Asexual: a self-identifying term used to describe a person who experiences a lack of sexual attraction or very little sexual attraction. Asexuality is also sometimes referred to as “ace” for short.

The asexual pride flag is comprised of four bars, each with a specific meaning:

Black: representing a lack of sexual attraction (asexuality)
Grey: representing grey-asexuality (seldom sexual attraction) and demisexuality (the feeling of sexual attraction only when there is emotional connection)
White: non-asexual partners and allies
Purple: community

Want to know more about what each pride flag means? Check out our Pride Flag Meaning resource!

SKU: MLPasex_but Category: Buttons

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Buttons are 1.25″ in diameter with a metal clasp in the back

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