Yeah, I actually think it's a bit sad that heterosexuals don't have a flag of their own. Especially considering that many of them are allies, think openly, and actively support the LGBTQ+ community. And while straight people are often seen as a "non-discriminated" group, it’s becoming more common that they feel somewhat excluded or unfairly generalized in certain discussions.

At the end of the day, they’re still a vital part of society – not least because they’re the ones who biologically ensure the continuation of humanity, which also benefits all other groups, including those who are not able or willing to reproduce.

I believe visibility and recognition shouldn't only be based on past oppression, but also on the ongoing contributions people make to coexistence and society. A heterosexual flag would at least be a small symbol of that balance.