u/Melodrama_queer

The first flag does represent the french transmascs, the second one the french transfems.

The last one is the one they are designed from, it is the flag of France that almost was, if the count of Chambord, then the king of France to be had accepted this flag to rule.

Instead he refused and the Republic replaced the monarchy.

I decided to make the flag if he accepted the tricolor flag with the french monarchist symbol in it.

Also the design of écu in the flag is different, the round one is called "écu des dames" or lady's écu, do I thought it would have been appropriate for transfems.

Of course, I withdraw the crown! Even if every transmen and women are kings and queens 😜!

The first flag does represent the french transmascs, the second one the french transfems.

The last one is the one they are designed from, it is the flag of France that almost was, if the count of Chambord, then the king of France to be had accepted this flag to rule.

Instead he refused and the Republic replaced the monarchy.

Do I decided to make the flag if he accepted the tricolor flag with the french monarchist symbol in it.

Also the design of écu in the flag is different, the round one is called "écu des dames" or lady's écu, do I thought it would have been appropriate for transfems.

Of course, I withdraw the crown! Even if every transmen and women are kings and queens 😜!

Salut salut!

Je m'interroge de savoir si certains mecs trans sont contents ou ont de l'euphorie de genre à devenir chauve?

Après tout la majorité des personnes chauves sont des hommes c'est donc une expérience de vie très masculine, très "validante" en un sens.

C'est quelque chose qui serait à la fois drôle et très sérieuse, car bcp d'hommes voient ça comme une tare, mais justement certains mecs trans pourraient voir ça comme une "étape de vie" !

Ah je suis très impatiente de lire vos retours!

Hey, I am from France and I am frustrated that cannabis in my country is still illegal!

So I decided to create a weed flag of Quebec to show the progressive action Québec (and the rest of Canada!) took several years ago.

Hope you like the design!

Hermine at the top, a cygne noir, water, blue royal, écusson of Orléans Bourbon house.

As France had a strong claim on east Australia, they settled a deal with the British allowing France to claim nearly half of Australia.

The house of Bourbon Orléans fell from power but even once independent, the Republic of Armorique Australe kept their symbol on their flag.

It was settled mostly by Bretons, Normans and people Saintonge and Perche with Parisians too of course.

The accent is a little bit different from Quebec and Paris but intercomprehension is complete between them.

In what is now Manitoba, Canada, lived the Métis, a people born from the union of French fur traders and Indigenous women.

They embraced Catholic Christianity and the French language, blending them with Indigenous traditions. One of their most famous leaders, Louis Riel, fought to protect this community, ensuring its prosperity against British and Canadian attemts to seize their land and absorb them into the expanding Anglophone-Protestant settler population.

​This is the flag of their province, in an alternate history where Riel, supported by Québec, the Catholic Church and France on the international scene successfully stand his ground against Ottawa to secured their autonomy.

The flag is based on the drapeau de Filiatrault, but I removed the cross as the "révolution tranquille" and déchristianisation took place

At first, the cross was still there at the early stages of Québec independance but once Acadie joined and they wanted to start anew with an original name that embraced both identities, they get rid of the cross and instead put the Acadian star at the center of the flag.

The name of the new state was also chosen by referendum and "libre" was a clear reference of the famous General De Gaulle speech in Québec " Vive le Québec libre".

After I saw a lot of the "Islamic Republic of Japan" those days my brain during the night processed this flag!

A crescent, red, with a rose-inspired star, red, in a red circle.

Around is a projection of the LGBT original flag.

I think this Islamic republic wanted to show openness to diversity and socialist values with the star-rose.

Me as a sad guy with dysphoria vs me, 3 years later, happy.

Not the girly girl, just enjoying results of the HRT and slowly leaning to my feminity 💫

Also i was underdosed during 1 year in there so it's like i lost some time but hey, here we are...

Salut je me demandais ce qu'il allait advenir des personnes transgenres quand elles deviennent très âgées/dépendantes?

on leur continue leur traitement? Maisons de retraite tout ça, ça se passe comment au niveau du genre dans ce cas? Je n'en sais trop rien je ne suis pas vieille et je ne connais pas trop les trucs de vieux, mais bon j'ai 40 ans je commence a avoir des cheveux gris faut que je me prépare!

A modified version of the flag that was just up on the Empire State Building spire today, but with the classic rainbow Pride flag 🌈❤️.

Hi,

I saw old paneuropeans designs with hands together and I thought if was a cool sign of unity for European countries, I added the famous red cross on yellow back and the Marial blue of the current European union flag.

What do you think? 💭

As a french citizen , at the age of 40 ,I had never saw this flag, it is a shame is it is so so cool imo!

The Fleur de Lys and the différent shaped stars are so in interesting and deep into war of independence's lore!

I just wanted to share this peace of history that link my country to the USA!

I dont know if a real one already exist, but I think It could bé a cool idea to make a Pied-Noir cultural flag as they brought a lot of food novelties into continental France!

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For those who don't know they were the Europeans that lived in Algeria before the independence of this country, a mix of several regions coming from France, Spain and Italy, also a lot of Alsace-Lorraine, that didn't want to turn German after 1870!

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I hope you will like it! ✨

I used the blue of the old flag of France , not the récent one also for more contrast I put the red after blue and to finish black.

The red and black are symbols of the Valley and the blue could be in the spirit of attachment to the french culture and to the country itself!

Hello,

I know the flag is edgy but I really like the quite unknown history about the Confederate immigrants that settled by the thousands in Brasil, hence the fictional flag I just designed!

Here is their story!

[Confederados on Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confederados)

- [Festa dos Confederados](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Festa\_dos\_Confederados)

Before it explodes on my face I just like the history and the aesthetics of the flag and I am definitely not a partisan of any of this cause!