Trigender is a gender identity that encompasses the experience of shifting between three distinct genders. This identity can include any combination of genders, such as male, female, and non-binary, or other gender identities that resonate with the individual. Trigender individuals may experience these genders simultaneously or at different times, and the intensity or presence of each gender can vary. This fluidity allows for a unique and personal understanding of gender, emphasizing the importance of self-identification and personal experience. The trigender identity highlights the diversity and complexity of gender beyond the traditional binary framework, fostering a sense of belonging and validation within the broader LGBTQ+ community.

The Trigender Pride Flag visually represents this identity through its distinct color scheme and design. The flag consists of five horizontal stripes, each symbolizing different aspects of the trigender experience. The top stripe is pink, representing femininity and the connection to female gender identity. The second stripe is white, symbolizing the presence of all genders and the fluidity between them. The middle stripe is purple, a blend of pink and blue, signifying the combination and coexistence of male and female identities. The fourth stripe is black, representing the absence of gender or the experience of agender identity. Finally, the bottom stripe is blue, reflecting masculinity and the connection to male gender identity. Together, these colors and their arrangement capture the essence of trigender identity, celebrating its complexity and the harmonious interplay of multiple genders.