The Achillean identity encompasses individuals who identify as men or are masculine-aligned and are attracted to other men or masculine-aligned individuals. This identity is inclusive of a wide range of experiences and expressions, acknowledging that attraction can be romantic, sexual, or a combination of both. Achillean individuals may identify as gay, bisexual, pansexual, or use other terms that resonate with their personal experiences. The term “Achillean” draws inspiration from the Greek hero Achilles, who is often interpreted as having had a deep bond with his companion Patroclus, symbolizing the rich history and diversity of male-male attraction.

The Achillean Pride Flag features a harmonious blend of colors that symbolize various aspects of the identity. The flag typically includes shades of green, blue, and white. Green represents community and connection, highlighting the bonds formed within the Achillean community. Blue signifies loyalty and trust, reflecting the deep emotional connections that are often central to Achillean relationships. White stands for peace and purity, symbolizing the acceptance and affirmation of diverse identities within the community. Together, these colors create a flag that celebrates the unique experiences and relationships of Achillean individuals, fostering a sense of belonging and pride.