Remember when traffic lights were only used to communicate with different vehicles? Or the time when colored flags send signals for different functions? Flags exist to help us envision things and eventually evaluate situations which help us on how to act accordingly.&nbsp;
It is also the modern term in today&rsquo;s relationship: the red, yellow, and green flags! However, given the meaning of their inspiration, it is also very easy to know what each flag means.
In a very compact explanation, red flags are traits one person finds in a partner that is dangerous for the relationship (i.e. lying &amp; cheating); yellow flags are typically traits a partner has that is something to be cautious about (i.e. controlling &amp; impatient); and green flags are traits that a person has that shows healthy behavior (i.e. respectful &amp; expresses emotions very well). &nbsp;
However, another flag has been added into the zone, where oddity and quirk meet the not good nor bad.&nbsp;
Beige flags seem to fall in the middle of green and red flag, they are things or habits we do that may seem normal to us but aren&rsquo;t to others.&nbsp;
Here are some beige flags that exist in different relationships:&nbsp;
Conversational Habits
When your partner blurts out words such as &ldquo;like&rdquo; and &ldquo;really&rdquo; in every phrase they say is one of their beige flags.
Home Habits
An example of a beige flag they use at home is when they don&rsquo;t close the bathroom door after use.&nbsp;
Aversions
These are things they unusually shy away from&ndash; such as buying clothes other than their favorite color.&nbsp;
Special Interest
Having a deep fascination with a certain type of animal like sharks that they go out their way to collect fossilized shark teeth on the beachfront.&nbsp;
Characteristics&nbsp;
When a person cannot identify left from right or they could be just bad at directions.
Unlike any other colored flag, beige doesn&rsquo;t really do any harm. Instead, it helps us understand and build a perception of the people we spend time with&ndash;from the things they weirdly do, to things we eventually learn to love.&nbsp;