[sapphicshira]

Jennifer Beals.

[hargitaybensons]

Jennifer Beals as Bette Porter in The L Word

[ocean-eyesz-deactivated20250310]

bette porter icons

[incorrect-raulson]

Cordelia, in bed: Are you nervous?

Misty: Yeah.

Cordelia: Is this your first time?

Misty: No, I’ve been nervous before.

[pluviobrew]

[cwote]

Just my fav flower motivation :))

[anxietyproblem]

[cwote]

:))

[gaynfl-moved]

i am a tired lesbian

[gaynfl-moved]

who else here a tired lesbian?? sound off

[hangsters]

shhhh we sleepin

[gaynfl-moved]

sorry, sleep well lesbians

[crystalgem-abby]

Me

[pinof]

pit bulls aren’t evil. they just want to be loved.

[reserve]

[maybe-you-need-this]

The Sky Is The Limit  By  장동원

[tunameltd0wn]

hey guys friendly reminder from your fave Canadian that esk*mo is a slur so please don’t use it!

I see it usually in the context of “esk*mo kisses” which may pop up when people talk about their ships and their headcanon, but it means “snow eaters” in cree and is a slur against Inuit people so please just don’t use it!

and I would appreciate if u reblogged this because people outside Canada don’t seem to know this for the most part

[nanyangosaurus]

Also if you want to refer to ‘‘eskimo kisses’‘ and not use that term the Inuit term for it is ‘‘kunik’‘. It’s a traditional greeting usually between relatives or a child and an adult, although it’s a little different from nose kisses so most Canadians call it ‘‘Inuit kiss’‘ and I’ve heard other people call it ‘‘bunny kisses’’. Either way there’s no excuse to use ‘‘eskimo’‘ in this context or another.

[nihilismpastry-deactivated20230]

Thanks for telling us Americans definitely have no idea, so it’s good information. 

[cuddleninjaposts]

💖

[pourmewhiskey]

Cutie

[thegoodvybe]

[mohtz]

“Dearest, there are no accidents and everything comes full circle.”