Femme Snow White

Body, kink & bdsm, sex worker, queer & woman led porn positive space. 24, gender queer/fluid; pansexual; polyamorous; disabled and autistic weirdo. Instagram: ray_and_ferdinand *send me a message (on instagram) if you want to follow me on insta please.

[wtfmulder]

He wants the double d…..

[wtfmulder]

the Danny Devito ❤️

[carefreebomb]

[ohdoe]

hell yeah 

[woarm]

hell yeah

[shoopsi]

hell yeah

[sadvampirx-deactivated20170728]

hell yeah

[nonbinarytrash]

hell yeah

[iunosteel]

hell yeah

[sundrenched-smilez]

hell yeah

[izanagi-senpai-deactivated20201]

hell yeah

[punky-puppy-blog]

Hell yeah

[jbaby]

Women in films of Tarsem Singh including The Fall (2006), The Cell (2000), The Immortals (2011) and Mirror Mirror (2012)

[jbaby]

Women in films of Tarsem Singh including The Fall (2006), The Cell (2000), The Immortals (2011) and Mirror Mirror (2012)

[dippedinmiel-deactivated2020032]

arroz que carne hay

[buzzfeedlgbt]

The national conversation about trans identity and community tends to focus on the newest crop of trans youth. But why don’t we hear about older trans and gender-nonconforming individuals who manage to overcome the at times seemingly impossible odds and survive — and thrive — in America?

Photographer Jess Dugan’s latest project To Survive on This Shore aims to bring attention to those voices. For over five years, Dugan and social worker Vanessa Fabbre have traveled across the United States photographing and interviewing older trans and gender-nonconforming individuals to ensure their stories, largely untold, are finally shared.  See more here (x)

[birdungehrl]

They keep trying to bury us and we keep digging our way back to the light. the AIDS crisis deprived my generation of so many elders. Thank you to those who have shaded us and persisted in preserving memory.

[memeuplift]

[cozy-cafe-blog]

s u n f l o w e r s

[kitty]

[sadbaffoon]

Guys!! Free HIV testing at all Walgreens on June 27th. Get tested!!! Know your status!!!!

[sadbaffoon]

If you don’t reblog this I’m going to assume that you are afraid to get tested so I’m just going to let you know that even if you’re positive, now you can get proper treatment! You aren’t alone either!! Get tested so you & your partners can be safe!! Please!!

[spookymage-deactivated20220116]

Look, Mega Virgin here but this goes out to all my followers with way more game then me: get tested if you can.

[sadbaffoon]

Being a virgin does not protect you from HIV. Parents can unknowingly pass it down. Please get tested, even if you’re a virgin!!!

Click here to see participating locations!!!

https://www.greaterthan.org/free-hiv-testing-walgreens-2018/

[millennial-review-deactivated20]

[profeminist]

Believe it, and use your privilege to DEAL WITH IT.

[buzzfeedlgbt]

We see you. 

[katswenski]

Such a good boy. My website – My Instagram – See me on LINE Webtoon!

[refinery29]

This judge had exactly the right reaction to the shameful way nonviolent prisoners are treated in US jails

A woman was denied pants or tampons after being arrested for not completing a diversion course that was part of her sentencing from a shoplifting charge. But see how the judge reacts when she finds out that the prisoner’s humiliating treatment is apparently routine.

Gifs: Raw Leak

WATCH THE VIDEO

[scarletswalking]

This is why it’s so important to vote for your local judges after doing a minimal amount of research. Most people just pick whatever judge is there or has a funny name, but this woman is changing the way prisoners are treated and she was voted in by the county. Always do your research before voting for judges, but don’t discount it as unomportant. You may need someone like her on your side one day.

[parisianqueen-deactivated202004]

During the most poor and homeless period of my life, I had a lot of people get angry with me because I spent $25 on Bath and Body Works candles during a sale. They couldn’t comprehend why the hell I would do that when I had been fighting for months to try and get us on our feet, afford food, and have an apartment to live in.

Those candles were placed beside wherever I slept that night. In the morning, I would move them and set them wherever I’d have to hang out. At one point I carried one around in my purse - one of those big honking 3-wick candles. I never lit them, but I’d open them and smell them a lot.

I credit that purchase with a lot of my drive that got me to where I am today. I had been working tirelessly, 15+ hour days with barely any reward, constantly on the phone or trying to deal with organizations and associations to “get help at”. It’d gone on for almost a year by the end of it, and I was so burnt out, to the point that I would shake 24/7. But I could get a bit of relief from my 3-wick “upper middle class lifestyle” candles. They represented my future goals, my home I wanted to decorate, and how I would one day not be in this mess anymore.

When we moved into the apartment, and our financial status improved, I burned those candles every single day. When they were empty, I cleaned them out, stuck labels on them, and they became the starting point of my really cute organization system I had ALWAYS planned to have.

So whenever I hear about someone very poor getting themselves a treat - maybe it’s Starbucks, maybe it’s a home deco item, maybe it’s a video game… I don’t judge them. I get it. I get that you can’t go without anything for that long without it making you go crazy. You need to pull some joy, inspiration, and motivation from somewhere.

[jareckiworld]

Giorgio Scanferla  -  Bioevoluzione Proxima   (mixed media on paper, 1979)

[shinjukugewalt]

The wave we on now 🤡

[evilspice]

FUCK everyone else i respect YOU ❣️❣️❣️