What is the symbol for polyamory? What is polyamory flag?

If you are curious about polyamory, you might wonder what symbols and flags represent this form of ethical non-monogamy. Polyamory is the practice or desire of having more than one romantic relationship at the same time, with the informed consent of all partners involved.

One of the most common symbols for polyamory is the Greek letter pi (π), which stands for the first letter of polyamory and also references an irrational number with infinite value. The pi symbol is often used on jewelry, clothing, or tattoos to show polyamorous pride or identity.

Another symbol for polyamory is the original polyamory pride flag, created by Jim Evans in 1995. The flag has three horizontal stripes with the pi symbol in the middle. The colors and meanings of the flag are:

– Blue: openness and honesty among all partners
– Red: love, passion, and desire
– Black: solidarity with those who have to hide their relationships from society

The polyamory pride flag is not universally accepted or used by the polyamorous community. Some people have criticized its design for being too harsh, obscure, or aesthetically unappealing. There have been several attempts to create alternative flags or symbols for polyamory, such as the infinity heart, the parrot, or the rainbow pi. However, none of these have gained widespread recognition or consensus.