Graysexual Pride Flag

The graysexual (or greysexual) pride flag represents people who experience sexual attraction rarely or only under specific conditions. It commonly appears as horizontal stripes in purple, gray, and white, echoing the colors of the asexual flag and signaling graysexuality's place on the asexual spectrum. Purple stands for asexuality and community, gray represents the in-between space of graysexuality where attraction is faint or infrequent, and white represents sexuality or allosexuality. The gray stripes are the flag's defining feature, giving visual form to the idea of a middle ground rather than a firm line. The flag is used to build visibility for graysexual identity within the broader ace community.