Pink Purple Blue Flag (Bi Colors): Bisexual Flag Explained

The Bisexual Flag consists of three colors: blue, pink and purple. Each color represents our community in different ways. Purple is for the genders of the bisexual spectrum, pink is for the attraction toward women, and blue is for men.

Blue symbolizes non-monosexuality, while pink represents attraction to the same sex only, and purple symbolizes attraction to other genders as well (in addition to or besides pink).

The blue is for those who are attracted to women; the pink represents those who are attracted to men; and purple symbolizes attraction to both men and women.

Let's learn bi flag color codes with its meaning. Both pink-red and purple are short for subliminal meanings. Pink-red is a combination of two colors that are normally associated as gay/lesbian. These two colors are combined to show that even though you may have attractions to more than one gender, you can still be monogamous with one person at a time if you choose to be. Purple represents a joining together of different parts toward harmony and equality. Classy bi pride.

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