The question poses a playful, simplified representation of LGBTQ+ identities and flags. It's important to remember that sexual orientation and gender identity are complex and diverse, and cannot be fully represented by simple equations. The flags represent communities, not individuals, and there are many identities beyond those represented here.

The prompt gives us:

• Man flag + Man flag = Gay flag (Rainbow Flag): This represents the gay men's community.
• Woman flag + Woman flag = Lesbian flag (Pink, Orange, White, Pink): This represents the lesbian women's community.

The prompt then asks: Gay + Lesbian = ???

This is where it gets tricky with the simplistic "equation." The combination of gay and lesbian doesn't result in a single flag. It simply represents a broader spectrum of relationships and identities within the LGBTQ+ community. There isn't a single flag representing all relationships between gay men and lesbians.

To answer the question fully, we need to expand beyond the simplified premise:

• The prompt mentions many types of pride flags. Indeed, there are numerous flags representing different sexual orientations, gender identities, and sub-communities within the LGBTQ+ umbrella. Some examples include the bisexual flag, transgender flag, asexual flag, pansexual flag, non-binary flag, and many others. These flags each represent a distinct identity or experience.

The provided email and website address seem to be unrelated to a comprehensive list of flags.

In short, the prompt's "equation" is a fun simplification but doesn't accurately reflect the complexity of LGBTQ+ identities. A complete list of flags would be extensive and beyond the scope of a simple response.