Fat Fetishism Symbols
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[[Image:FatFetishismEmblem.png|300px|thumb|right|Proposed Fat Fetishism Emblem]] | [[Image:FatFetishismEmblem.png|300px|thumb|right|Proposed Fat Fetishism Emblem]] | ||
| − | + | This is a proposed emblem for Fat Fetishism (Adipophilia), created by Kevin Seguin aka "The Cosmopolitan". | |
| − | This is a proposed emblem for Fat Fetishism (Adipophilia), created by Kevin Seguin aka "The Cosmopolitan" | + | |
==Design== | ==Design== | ||
The Fat Fetishism Emblem is designed to resemble the underside of an overweight or obese person's stomach, and is intended to represent a more gender-neutral symbol to describe fat fetish based sexualities. | The Fat Fetishism Emblem is designed to resemble the underside of an overweight or obese person's stomach, and is intended to represent a more gender-neutral symbol to describe fat fetish based sexualities. | ||
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| + | ==Purpose== | ||
| + | It is intended to be used as a subtle indication of fat fetishism. Unlike the Fat Fetishism Flag, which is intended for public awareness, this symbol is meant to be more discrete, and is meant to be indicative of the need for simpler iconography for certain occasions. It can in theory be used when a flag symbol is not as practical, or cost effective. | ||
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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 06:47, 13 April 2011
This is a proposed emblem for Fat Fetishism (Adipophilia), created by Kevin Seguin aka "The Cosmopolitan".
Design
The Fat Fetishism Emblem is designed to resemble the underside of an overweight or obese person's stomach, and is intended to represent a more gender-neutral symbol to describe fat fetish based sexualities.
Purpose
It is intended to be used as a subtle indication of fat fetishism. Unlike the Fat Fetishism Flag, which is intended for public awareness, this symbol is meant to be more discrete, and is meant to be indicative of the need for simpler iconography for certain occasions. It can in theory be used when a flag symbol is not as practical, or cost effective.
