Achillean Flag 2

In ancient Rome, as in 19th-century England, green indicated gay affiliations. Victorian men would often pin a green carnation on their lapel as popularized by author Oscar Wilde, who often wore one on his lapel.

Achillean Flag 1

Blue - joy Carnations - Worn by victorian men on their lapels, popularized by Oscar Wilde. Green indicating gay affiliations.

Achillean (mlm) is a term within the Juvelic System of Sexuality defined as "a term to describe men, partial men, or male-aligned people who are attracted to other men, partial men, or male-aligned people. It is not necessarily synonymous with gay because people who are bi, pan, ace, etc can also use it as long as they fit the above statement."¹

History of the term

Achillean was coined before June 23, 2016 by unknown. The first flag was created on that date by tumblr user pridenpositivity.² The flag second flag was created on October 5, 2016 by Pride-Flags on Deviantart.³