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[[File:Questioning.png|thumb|220x220px|The questioning flag.]]
[[File:Questioning Symbol.png|thumb|Questioning Symbol|114x114px]]
'''Questioning''' is the process of
The opposite of questioning is [[disambiguan]].
== Identities ==
Questioning individuals may experiment with using various identities before finding one that fits.
Some identities, such as [[bicurious]], [[androcurious]], [[gynecurious]], [[aceallo-unsure]], among others, may be used to specifically indicate that one is questioning.
== Flag ==
There are several questioning flags. The creator and meaning for the main question mark flag
The magenta and teal flag was created by Tumblr user protego-et-servio on June 17, 2016.<ref>https://protego-et-servio.tumblr.com/post/146076428472/questioning-flag-im-not-sure-if-others-feel-the</ref> Magenta represents sexuality, white represents all possibilities, teal was used because it is otherwise rarely used in sexual or romantic identity pride flags, and black represents both the possibility of [[aromantic]] or [[asexual]] identities and having pushed away one's feelings for a long time.
The pink and blue flag was created by DeviantArt user Enbygsrd on September 16, 2016,<ref>https://www.deviantart.com/enbygsrd/art/Gender-Questioning-Pride-Flag-proposal-634861388</ref> and intended specifically for
The pastel flag with the white question mark over it represents questioning pride and was created by Swocks, the owner of a large LGBTQ+ Hangout community, on August 18, 2020.
The questioning sexuality and questioning romantic orientation flags were coined by Cryptocrew on February 10th of 2021. On the questioning sexuality flag, purple represents the asexual spectrum, magenta represents the allosexual spectrum, white represents community and exploration, blue represents emotions one may feel while questioning and exploring, while grey represents being unsure. On the questioning romantic flag, green represents the aromantic spectrum, pink represents the alloromantic spectrum, white represents community and exploration, blue represents emotions one may feel while questioning and exploring, while grey represents being unsure.
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The alternate questioning gender flag was coined by Cryptocrew on February 10th of 2021. Pale orange represents [[outherine]] genders, yellow represents [[xenic]] genders, white represents community and exploration, dark blue represents manhood, light blue represents [[masculine]] genders, purple represents [[androgynous]]/[[neutral]] genders, light pink represents [[feminine]] genders, dark pink represents womanhood, and grey represents [[Genderless|genderlessness]] and confusion.
File:Mhnm.png|Swocks' questioning flag.▼
File:Questioning 2.png|protego-et-servio's questioning flag.▼
File:Questioning alt.jpg|An alternate questioning flag.▼
File:Gender questioning.png|thumb|220x220px|Enbygsrd's gender questioning flag.▼
File:Znk3v4e43p351.jpg|thumb|220x220px|An alternate questioning flag, exclusive to people who have been questioning for a long time.▼
The sex questioning flag was coined by Tumblr user varsex-pride on February 5th of 2020. The colors are from protego-et-servio's questioning flag.
== Gallery ==
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Tumblr plzuduEyIp1w4384mo1 1280.png|link=https://disasterbisexual.tumblr.com/post/182345265755/so-i-made-a-questioning-flag-there-are-three|An alternate questioning flag by @disasterbisexual (with black question mark)
77f57342203b7e980de26351104c308c.jpg|An alternate questioning flag by @disasterbisexual (without question mark)
Questioning sexuality.png|Cryptocrew's questioning sexuality flag.
Questioning romantic orientation.png|Cryptocrew's questioning romantic orientation flag.
Questioning gender.png|Cryptocrew's gender questioning flag.
Sex questioning.png|Varsex-pride's sex-questioning flag.
Dubitopronomial.png|Foreigntoolmaker's dubitopronomial (pronoun questioning) flag.
</gallery>
== Resources ==
<references group="https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/459960646/" />
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