I love this but not for the intended reason

ń̶͓̮̝̝̗̝̭̗͎̝̪͎̹̝̽o̵̗͓̒́̐̃͘b̶̳̯̥̘͗̔̎̀͝o̵̢̡̺͈̘͖͈̥̤̖̭̓̌͋̅́͌̀̆͌͊̇̅͜͝d̷̨͈̝̼̃̉̍̾̾̌̃́͆̂̍ͅy̷̢̡̟̤̗̜͓͖̆͋͐̋̓̚ ̴̢͔̝̦̻͈̠̓̄̆̍̄̄͛͒͌b̷̡̧̼̖̹̯͍̰̔̐̎̿̊͜͠ê̵̹͍͈͙͍̹͙̬̱̗̳̈́͆̍́̈́̉͠͠ͅͅḷ̷̛̊̀͑͂̇̋͒ì̴͇̅̐̅̽̌͐̇͊̂̀̚͘͝ẽ̸̩̻͆̉̂͆͋́́͐̑͌̌̓͘͝v̷͕͕̓̈̎̀͆̔̒̌͆ͅĕ̵̡̬̩̦̯̠͎̠̫͍̻̳̥̲̍̇̐̃̈́̇͘̕ş̸̨̢̧͙̙͔̤̳̪͌̍̅͆͜ͅ ̴̮͎͖̗̲̘̠̫͚̓̈̐̉̄͊̄y̷̫̍̃́̈́̈́̈́͐͊̆̄͒̿͝ŏ̶̘̟͈͕̥̇̒̃̊͌̓̊ù̵͉͎̟̺͔͚̟̯̥̳̤̠͈̩͇͌͠

I hate everyone that made me see this

several of these are like designed to never be sat on

Since this edition of the post here on my dash has no context:

1) These are art installations that are not available for purchase

2) The couches are designed in collaboration with people who are the identity of the flag

3) The bi-flag couch specifically was designed by a bi man. The quote is from a poem he wrote when he was young, the full line being “It’s okay to love boys or girls, but when you change or to and, nobody believes you”. He preforms the poem and the hands represent audience response, especially from other bi people who shared their experiences with him after shows.

Here be the source: [X]

Ok the explanations for these make it so much better