JUST BREATHE

Queer. Argentina.

[genterie]

[myso-calledlibrary]

Atlantis Books - Oia, Santorini

[aidashakur]

A conversation about how you feel is not supposed to end in an argument.

[rarestsparkle]

the longer you entertain what’s not for you, the longer you postpone what is

[seductive-n-sexy-bw]

[femaleintimacy-deactivated20210]

[aperiodofsoftness]

Timmy Swallow

[hwhwgwhnwnwbwbwg-deactivated202]

[typewriter-worries]

[ Text ID: And life went on. It was not the same. / But it went on. ]

[crimscnclover]

If someone would like to recommend me a good lesbian movie, I’d be deeply thankful. (preferably one with a good ending). I’ll leave a list of the ones I’ve already watched.

Carol.

Elena undone.

The world unseen.

I can’t think straight.

Blue is the warmest color.

Tell it to the bees.

My days of mercy.

Concussion.

Water lillies.

Mulholland drive.

Booksmart.

The four faced liar.

D. E. B. S.

Below her mouth.

Disobedience.

Imagine me and you.

Loving Annabelle.

Almost adults.

Carmilla (the movie).

Life partners.

Room in Rome.

A perfect ending.

Kiss me (kiss myg).

The miseducation of Cameron Post.

Bloomington.

Eloise.

Lost and delirious.

The Itty bitty committee.

Girl trash all night long.

Show me love.

High art.

Gray matters.

GIA.

Heartland.

Anatomy of a love seen.

Summer time.

Liz in September.

Lez Bomb.

Elisa y Marcela.

Snapshots.

Between Sumner and Fall.

The handmaiden.

Portrait of a lady on fire.

Ammonite.

[crimscnclover]

How it started.

How it's going:

Sapphic chronicles

A chronological look at women loving women through the history of film. This list only includes movies I've watched or will watch so far. Th

[old-school-romantics]

-Jm Storm

[sugaronyourtongu3]

The killing eve kiss on my crt tv

[vintagesapphics]

Frida Kahlo and her then girlfriend, Chavela Vargas c. 1945

[siceras-deactivated20210528]

[auroraborealis22]

Yutaka Murakami

[birdasaurus]

Eleonore Toulin

[notbeingnoticed]

[psychoticmelancholiac]

I’d tell them that you don’t have to be anybody. Because I’d know that being somebody doesn’t make you anybody anyway.

— Gia Marie Carangi