marijn

24 ｡𖦹°‧ butch ★ he/they

[dykeomaniac]

the fact that a gorgeous femme isnt pushing my head between their legs by my hair and grinding against it right now is criminal

[brush-script-lover]

Letterpress print on black linen cloth. 24point clearface heavy. This took 4 hours to set the type btw.

Text reads: “I fantasize about a dildo with nerve endings. I type "how to fuck a partner with my clitoris" into the search bar. The results are articles & reddit posts with tips for helping your boyfriend find your clit. I realy think str8 folks should have to search through dozens of search results about Dyke sex before finding whatever they were actually looking for. Anyway. I imagine pulling my leather harness over my hips, the black silicone connecting just above my clit. They kiss me and trace the scars on my chest. They let me touch them & they touch my silicone, they guide me inside of them. I'm not sure what this would feel like, A dildo with nerve endings does not yet exist. But I know it would be as close to heaven as i'll get.”

[fatallyblonde]

the very idea that stone femmes/pillow princesses “don’t reciprocate” implies there is nothing valuable in allowing another full access to your body as an expression of desire for them. that there is no reciprocity in holding another against you and within you. that there is no generosity in reflecting the desire of another. the problem is you look at us and see only how it works in relation to yourselves. stone butches and stone femmes see how works it always in relation to each other.

[gatheringbones]

victoria and weed, photographer marcelina martin, 1995.

[cupidjoy]

Harry, Elitrea, and Silas, 1996 by Chloe Sherman

[ilookattextile]

Quilt by Judith Martin

[aster-is-confused]

my favorite genre of bird picture

[anunbeknownethlove]

November 2024

[fipindustries]

art history will be like "this is the most revolutionary painting of its time!" and you will look at it and is just a normal painting of a lady sitting under a tree and then an art historian will explain "this is the first time a painting ever used this specific shade of blue which challenged all understood conventions of how to depict light and launched a movement known as auzureism, and also the lady is looking at a sparrow which in its time it was a sign of fierce sexual liberation and it was considered scandalous" and then you find out the painter was expelled from the academy of art of stockholm because of the painting and that the king of sweeden paid three thousand marcs (equivallent to ten million dollars now a days) to have the painting in his room and the painting still looks like a generic painting of a lady under a tree

[lana-del-rot]

Really wish i was pounding into a pretty girl as i hold her arms over her head and have my other hand lightly around her neck while she keeps breathlessly saying, "don't stop, don't stop"

[bananaanna1]

4 the femme4butches

[treecitysessions]

Need

[atramentumnoctis]

getting older and weirder and sexier and more perverted and gluttonous and intelligent and blunt and eloquent and spontaneous and skilled is literally what it's all about

[undeadramblings]

please just let me go

[j-h-s]

“Don’t fight the darkness. Don’t even worry about the darkness. Turn on the light and the darkness goes. Turn up that light of pure consciousness: Negativity goes.” David Lynch

[expressions-of-nature]

by Igor Svibilsky

[novemb-r]

Dendritic pattern in frozen pond