Here is my entry!
I think that this celebration is absolutely lovely and I'm so happy that I was able to enter it this year. I chose to create a design to represent my place in the LGBT+ community. I am a lesbian, which is why the main/biggest flag shown is the lesbian flag but I also wanted to include other identities as well. I wasn't able to fit everybody in, but I tried my best. I thought that the lesbian flag would make for a pretty sunset background so I opted to go with my Go To Picture and include a field with flowers! The flowers are made up of different pride flags (asexual, transgender, bisexual, nonbinary, and pansexual) with rainbow hearts in the background that I would've loved to have made clouds but I couldn't figure it out, lol. For the flag I again went with the lesbian flag as the main one and instead of flowers I made the flag designs as hearts to go across it diagonally! The handle/pole of the flag is a rainbow to represent the LGBT+ community as a whole.
Being a lesbian is not the only important part of me but it is a pretty big part of my life. It's something that I have struggled with in the past and still struggle with even now but I am getting a lot better with it. I was terrified for a long time when I realized that I was a lesbian - I come from a small town and have always wanted to work with small children. Those two things often clash with the LGBT+ community because some people still see us as, "deviants," or as people who will "corrupt" their children. I still choose to not share my sexuality with the people I work with but I have opened up over the past few years to people in my real life and in places like this. I think that having a space to celebrate diversity of any kind is so helpful and wonderful. I can't wait to see other peoples entries