Polyamory is a relationship orientation that embraces the possibility of loving multiple people simultaneously with the knowledge and consent of everyone involved. It is characterized by the belief that love is not a finite resource and that meaningful, committed relationships can exist with more than one partner. People who identify as polyamorous may form various types of relationships, including romantic, sexual, or platonic, and these relationships can vary widely in structure and dynamics. The polyamorous community values open communication, honesty, and mutual respect, recognizing that each relationship is unique and should be tailored to the needs and desires of those involved.

The Polyamory Pride Flag features a design that symbolizes the core values of the polyamorous community. The flag consists of three horizontal stripes: blue, red, and black. The blue stripe represents openness and honesty among all partners, a fundamental principle in polyamorous relationships. The red stripe signifies love and passion, reflecting the deep emotional connections that can be formed with multiple partners. The black stripe stands for solidarity with those who must hide their polyamorous relationships due to societal pressures. In the center of the flag is a gold-colored Greek letter “pi,” symbolizing the value of emotional attachment and the infinite possibilities of love. This design encapsulates the essence of polyamory, celebrating the diversity and depth of connections within the community.