[xtec]

As the french say............ Celebi.

[pjackk]

Ok but why are the suckers and losers trying to kill me today

[fishsticxz-art]

celebi!

[estrogenesis-vaporeongelion]

the staccato trumpet trills from the end of TANK! but they just keep going

[estrogenesis-vaporeongelion]

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[rose-blumen]

Visit Original Link

I have been prepared for this moment for like 2 months

[estrogenesis-vaporeongelion]

holy shit i am in tears

[clickrtraind]

happy pride month. no i do not want to watch rocky horror picture show

[hydrattan]

I was feeling agitated and artblocked yesterday so I decided to give my brain a rest by watching TV and then the next thing I knew these were in front of me

[homoidiotic]

Nino: Trans Joy! Feral Magazine, Cape Town, 2024 by Steve Marais

“A raw, documentary-style interview and photo essay detailing the life of a black trans man in South Africa. The interview with Nino covers his entire journey: being kicked out of his home, experiencing homelessness, working on the docks, navigating the healthcare system for his transition, and becoming an accidental social media activist. The photography is direct and honest, capturing his strength and joy without glossing over the hardships. The narrative deliberately focuses on his perspective on sex, identity, and survival” Ayanda Nino’s instagram

[liquidroots]

happy pride from the trans flag on the floor in deep space nine

[urgetocreate]

Chris Cyprus (British), Under the Hawthorn Trees, 2026, Oil on canvas

[soup-mother]

TBH people on here talk about psychiatric diagnoses like they talk about gender assignment, as some sort of innately real biological truth.

[soup-mother]

In the same way that you've gotta stop identifying as "AFAB": You've gotta stop calling yourself "BPD" at some point.

[fuzzyghost]

Daybreak - Antonio Peticov (1982)

[rearte2]

by Wojciech Fangor

[guelwaar]

clinical medicine is simple, basically the way it works is 99.999% of doctors don't know anything at all, so they only treat the 10–15 most common problems in their specialty. this might sound bad, but actually it's better, because 99.999% of patients don't have any complex medical problems anyway, which we know because they've never been diagnosed with anything except the 10–15 most common problems in the relevant specialty, because in order to be evaluated for something else they would have to be referred to one of the 0.001% of doctors who occasionally know something about some other condition, but they can't get that referral because they obviously don't need it because they've only been diagnosed with simple problems that the other 99.999% of doctors evaluate. so as U can see it's really about ensuring every patient gets the best possible care.

[kin-wolf]

blue heron 🌟

[delmondo]

Man and beast should absolutely fuse into one perfect being

[gokusclit]

i love being a lesbian like wait im a lesbian and im better than everybody

[jazz-improvisation]

Herbie Hancock Mwandishi - Toys (Live on "Jazz Harmonie" - France 1972)

bassist Buster Williams (born April 17, 1942)

Personnel: Herbie Hancock - piano, Ed Henderson - trumpet, Julien Priester - trombone, Bennie Maupin - flute, Buster Williams - double bass, Billy Hart - drums. …@YouTube