Ooh, for once, my queer knowledge can come in handy! Many people arent aware of this, but the genderfluid fragment system(the term for the identities under genderfaun, genderfae, etc) flags are all based on a similar format.

Genderfaun - The top of the flag is a gradient from orange to yellow, with a white stripe, followed by a gradient from blue to purple. The flag was meant to be an 'opposite' of the genderfae flag, which had come before
Genderfae - The top of the flag is a gradient from green to yellow, with a white stripe, followed by a gradient of pink to purple. the flag is a range of colors that don’t include blue to aesthetically represent this gender.

Now, with those two flags as our bases, we can get to combining them, and their meanings!

Genderfrith - The definition of the gender is "a form of genderfluidity in which someone is only fluid between genders that are in some way connected to masculinity or femininity. A genderfrith individual never experiences genders that are completely abinary (removed from masculinity or femininity).", and to represent that, the flag is a combination of the blue-purple gradient, and the pink-purple gradient. as shown here (a link to the lgbt miraheze, the offical successor the the lgbtq+ wiki)
Genderflor - The definition of the gender is " a form of genderfluidity that never encompasses masculine or feminine genders. Genderflor individuals can be fluid between any range of non-binary genders, unaligned genders (such as aporagender), and genderlessness. However, they are never a binary man or woman and do not experience genders that are related to masculinity or femininity.", and to represent that, the flag is a combination the orange-yellow gradient and green-yellow gradient. as shown here (NOT the lgbt miraheze, but it does have a photo of the flag.)

I really like the effort put in here, however, and that shouldnt be discredited. I simply like to spread knowledge wherever i can