Yes I’m Flagging Queer Flagging 101: How to Use the Hanky Code to Signal the Sex You Want to Have
Yes I’m Flagging Queer Flagging 101: How to Use the Hanky Code to Signal the Sex You Want to Have by Archie Bongiovanni is an illustrated zine published by Silver Sprocket on March 15, 2020. This 28-page work explores nonverbal communication methods related to casual sexual desires, specifically through the use of the hanky code, which is a visual signal system within the queer community.
Readers will find an introduction to the concept of flagging, including its history and the significance of different colors and shades. The zine also provides resources for further exploration of the topic, making it a useful guide for those interested in understanding and utilizing these signals in their interactions. With its focus on sexuality and self-help, this zine serves as an accessible entry point for anyone looking to navigate the nuances of queer communication.
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From the author of A Quick Guide To They/Them Pronouns, this illustrated zine is all about the nonverbal ways we can communicate about our desires for some casual nsfw fun.
You *know* that cutie with the red bandanna around their neck is wearing that hanky on purpose–but WHY!? This zine will break it down for ya!
Queer Flagging 101 is a great introduction to what flagging is and how you can use it, plus a few resources for where you can explore the topic in a little more depth!
Includes the history of flagging and the nuance between various shades and colors.
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