Gender Identity Magnets

She/her Pronouns in pink hearts. Other Pronouns also available in this style. Design fitting for pride month It can be given as a gift to your best friend, boyfriend, girlfriend, son, daughter fitting for Pride day on the 28th of June or a pride march. LGBTQ+

They/them Pronouns in purple hearts. Other Pronouns are available in this design. Design fitting for pride month It can be given as a gift to your best friend, boyfriend, girlfriend, son, daughter fitting for Pride day on the 28th of June or a pride march. LGBTQ+

For my fellow 2SLGBTQ+ community members; I designed this for a contest, only to learn it was for youths only, but I was so happy with my design, I decided to keep it!

She/they Pronouns in pink/purple hearts. Other Pronouns available in this design. Design fitting for pride month It can be given as a gift to your best friend, boyfriend, girlfriend, son, daughter fitting for Pride day on the 28th of June or a pride march. LGBTQ+

He/him Pronouns in blue hearts. Other Pronouns are available in this design. Design fitting for pride month It can be given as a gift to your best friend, boyfriend, girlfriend, son, daughter fitting for Pride day on the 28th of June or a pride march. LGBTQ+

A demigirl (demiwoman, demilady demifemale) is someone who partially, but not entirely, identifies as a woman, girl or otherwise feminine,

Perfect for lesbians with a political standing, grab this design as an self-determination tool in your daily life, or use it as a perfect gift for your friends who also love women.

Geometric minimalistic illustration in nonbinary flag colours, Pronoun is like a name, respect it. Cz why do you call me by my name, but assume my pronouns yourself?

This design features a cute, playful interpretation of the non-binary flag with the words "Meow" and "They/Their/Them" to represent gender diversity and inclusivity.

Express your individuality with this design featuring the phrase "My Pronouns Are Try Me Pronoun". Perfect for challenging societal norms and embracing self-expression.

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He/him are commonly used gender pronouns that refer to a male person. These pronouns are typically used to indicate the gender identity of someone who identifies as a man, and are often preferred by individuals who use the masculine gender identity as a central part of their self-concept.

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He/him are commonly used gender pronouns that refer to a male person. These pronouns are typically used to indicate the gender identity of someone who identifies as a man, and are often preferred by individuals who use the masculine gender identity as a central part of their self-concept.

I'm fat, but I identity as skinny, I'm trans-slender. Enjoy this light hearted body positive transgender joke.

For every moment that makes you want to cut across binaries, rip them apart and not look back.

He/him are commonly used gender pronouns that refer to a male person. These pronouns are typically used to indicate the gender identity of someone who identifies as a man, and are often preferred by individuals who use the masculine gender identity as a central part of their self-concept.

She/her are gender pronouns that refer to a female person. These pronouns are typically used to indicate the gender identity of someone who identifies as a woman, and are often preferred by individuals who use the feminine gender identity as a central part of their self-concept. The use of she/her pronouns can be an important aspect of gender expression for some individuals, and can be a way to affirm and validate their gender identity. The use of she/her pronouns can also be an important aspect of promoting gender equality and addressing issues related to gender discrimination, as women have historically faced significant barriers to social, economic, and political equality.

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Alien design with grey-ace pride colors and biromantic colored hearts for biromantic orientation.

Libramasculine flag. Black and white represent lack of gender, grey symbolizes semi-genderlessness and blue represents semi-masculine alignment.

Oh?! A super cute pink and blue transgender flag egg as an Easter egg! Discovering your true self can be like a real life Easter egg. Your egg has hatched! Flaunt your new found colors with this design!

She/her are gender pronouns that refer to a female person. These pronouns are typically used to indicate the gender identity of someone who identifies as a woman, and are often preferred by individuals who use the feminine gender identity as a central part of their self-concept. The use of she/her pronouns can be an important aspect of gender expression for some individuals, and can be a way to affirm and validate their gender identity. The use of she/her pronouns can also be an important aspect of promoting gender equality and addressing issues related to gender discrimination, as women have historically faced significant barriers to social, economic, and political equality.

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The simple and colourful greygender pride flag.

The simple and colourful Genderqueer Pride flag.

Be proud and stylish in this subtle nature-inspired pride design that incorporates the colors of the genderqueer pride flag. (Genderqueer pride flag created by Marilyn Roxie/gqid.tumblr.com.)

She/her are gender pronouns that refer to a female person. These pronouns are typically used to indicate the gender identity of someone who identifies as a woman, and are often preferred by individuals who use the feminine gender identity as a central part of their self-concept. The use of she/her pronouns can be an important aspect of gender expression for some individuals, and can be a way to affirm and validate their gender identity. The use of she/her pronouns can also be an important aspect of promoting gender equality and addressing issues related to gender discrimination, as women have historically faced significant barriers to social, economic, and political equality.

She/her are gender pronouns that refer to a female person. These pronouns are typically used to indicate the gender identity of someone who identifies as a woman, and are often preferred by individuals who use the feminine gender identity as a central part of their self-concept. The use of she/her pronouns can be an important aspect of gender expression for some individuals, and can be a way to affirm and validate their gender identity. The use of she/her pronouns can also be an important aspect of promoting gender equality and addressing issues related to gender discrimination, as women have historically faced significant barriers to social, economic, and political equality.

Spades in colors of the grey asexual flag.

The simple and colourful Transgender Pride flag.

The colourful genderflux pride flag.

The colourful Bigender pride flag.

The simple and colourful Genderfluid Pride flag.

The colourful polygender pride flag.