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if you’re not already, follow me over at @earlymodernlesbian, that’s where i live/post now!!!
people started reblogging my shakespeare service top shitpost again and i got a few new followers here, so come visit me over at @earlymodernlesbian !!
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people started reblogging my shakespeare quotes ask post again and i got a few new followers here, so come visit me over at @earlymodernlesbian!!
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people started reblogging my vampire / lesbian post again and I got a few new followers here so just wanted to share this again -- I don’t post here anymore! come visit me at @earlymodernlesbian!
if you’re not already, follow me over at @earlymodernlesbian, that’s where i live/post now!!!
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rosehip tea!
Rosehip tea: Which book did you love when you were younger?
Soooo many but one of my very favorites (still my go-to answer when students ask what my favorite book is) was Matilda by Roald Dahl! I spent hours trying to move things with my mind and fantasizing about Miss Honey adopting me. Then I grew up and became a teacher and decided the best thing I could do would be to try to be Miss Honey every day.
strawberry tea, kombucha
Strawberry tea: Tell me about your first kiss, if you had one.
I had a couple kisses that I kind of consider “firsts.” My literal first kiss was during a game of spin the bottle or truth or dare or something like that in 8th grade with this girl Niki who was my best friend at the time. In retrospect I probably had a crush on her. My actual first real kiss was with my first real boyfriend in 9th grade and we were sitting in our theatre library (which was basically just a teeny tiny room with a bunch of plays and a computer and a chair and a minifridge) and I kind of remember saying something about Shakespeare and then he did that thing where he lifted my chin up and then he kissed me. It was incredibly sweet and respectful and lovely. He’s a good person.
And then my first kiss with a girl that was actually like...not a party game...was in 10th grade with this girl I’d been crushing on for a little while, but she had a boyfriend, but they’d been dating for a couple months and things were moving really slowly, and she kept flirting with me constantly. This story is so stupid telling it now, but she and I were hanging out on campus one night after a performance of this site specific student written devised play about teen homelessness that we were both volunteering at as ushers, and it was the two of us and a couple other people. And they were kind of teasing her about how she and her boyfriend hadn’t really done anything yet, and she was basically like, “Yeah I know, it’s ridiculous, like we haven’t even done THIS,” and then turned to me and we kissed. She broke up with him the next day. But in a weird twist of fate they started dating again after college and now they live together. The world is a strange place.
Kombucha: What do you order on a pizza?
whole wheat crust, no cheese (or vegan cheese if they have a good brand/recipe), spinach, pineapple, broccoli, basil--don’t judge me, y’all, i know it’s weird but i like what i like
You are in a café with me, what tea do you order?
1. Rosehip tea: Which book did you love when you were younger? 2. Oolong tea: Which book series could you read again? 3. Rooibos: What is one of you favourite books? 4. Strawberry tea: Tell me about your first kiss, if you had one. 5. Apple tea: Tell me about your first break up, if you had one. 6. Earl Grey: Which countries have you visited? 7. Chai: Where do you want to travel next? 8. Darjeeling: What languages do you speak? 9. Hop tea: Do you have a favourite tea? Which one? 10. Herbal tea: Which person would you chose to travel the world with? 11. Nettle tea: Are you jealous on a person? Why? 12. Ice tea: Do you miss somebody? Why? 13. Yellow tea: What shampoo do you use? 14. Peppermint tea: What is your favourite gif at the moment? 15. Ceylon tea: Do you have a song you like, but have bad memories with? 16. Hibiscus tea: What is a song you can always hear? 17. Flowering tea: What is a movie you can always watch? 18. Pu-erh tea: What is a book you can recommend to others? 19. Turkish tea: What is your favourite cake? 20. Green tea: What was the first movie you saw in a cinema? 21. Blueberry-Muffin tea: Tell me a memory, which makes you smile. 22. Panda tea: Do you have pets? Which one? 23. Butter tea: Show / Tell me about one thing i your room you find awesome. 24. Hot chocolate: Do you have (a) stuffed animal(s) sitting in your room? Which one(s)? 25. 24 flavors: What is your favourite word? 26. Jasmin tea: Can you draw / paint? Wanna show me something? 27. Kombucha: What do you order on a pizza? 28. Cloud tea: Which movie do you want to watch next? 29. Gunpowder tea: If you had the chance: would you go to space? 30. Matcha: Bonus question of you choice! I might answer…
Harry Potter + gifs: 31 October 1991, Halloween
no one:
me: here’s a flow chart of 41 lgbtq+ book recommendations, have fun!
disclaimer: this is a very non-comprehensive list since I’m only including books that I’ve read
but wouldn’t i be an inconvenience to you? no, not at all!
killing eve [2.02] nice and neat
“Do you have any kinks?”
Hell yeah
Black YA & Middle Grade Speculative Fiction
Akata Witch by Nnedi Okorafor
Shadowshaper by Daniel Jose Older
The Belles by Dhonielle Clayton
Noughts & Crosses by Malorie Blackman
The Jumbies by Tracey Baptiste
The Occasional Diamond Thief by J.A. McLachlan
The Shadow Speaker by Nnedi Okorafor
Binti by Nnedi Okorafor
Orleans by Sherri L. Smith
Kaya Abaniah and the Father of the Forest by Wayne Gerard Trotman
A Girl Named Disaster by Nancy Farmer
Undead Girl Gang by Lily Anderson
Zahrah the Windseeker by Nnedi Okorafor
Roots by Kelbian Noel
Amber and the Hidden City by Milton J. Davis
Liar by Justine Larbalestier
Love is the Drug by Alaya Dawn Johnson
Daja’s Book by Tamora Pierce
The Secret of Dreadwillow Carse by Brian Farrey
The Summer Prince by Alaya Dawn Johnson
The Girl Who Drank the Moon by Kelly Barnhill
Book of the Anointed by J. Moon
Turning on a Dime by Maggie Dana
Veterans of the Psychic Wars by Wayne Gerard Trotman
Fate of Flames by Sarah Raughley
Star Ka’at by Andre Norton
Breadcrumbs by Anne Ursu
The Becoming of Ellicia Wayfield by Kemdi Ik
The Magic in the Pool of Making by Beth Webb
Awoke by K.T. Conte
Before She Ignites by Jodi Meadows
The Ear, the Eye, and the Arm by Nancy Farmer
The Mark of Noba by G.L. Tomas
Dread Nation by Justina Ireland
A Blade So Black by L.L. McKinney
The Chaos by Nalo Hopkinson
Song of Blood & Stone by L. Penelope
Reaper’s Novice by Cecilia Robert
Children of Blood & Bone by Tomi Adeyemi
Bayou Magic by Jewell Parker Rhodes
Lightning Girl by Alesha Dixon
Girls as: Months of the Year ♡
• January Girls: A deep breath first thing in the morning, the fresh pages of a diary, violet sunsets, a warm cup of Earl Grey, wrapping yourself up in a soft blanket, flushed cheeks, writing down your dreams for the future, making wishes on shooting stars
• February Girls: Heart-shaped lockets, silk pajamas, 1950’s love songs, Sweet Pea flowers placed in empty bottles, wax seal stamps, the flutter of eyelashes, long bubble baths, a dab of perfume applied between the breasts
• March Girls: Four-leaf clovers hiding in the grass, Irish Breakfast tea, classic folktales, windblown hair, baskets full of gathered herbs, emerald jewelry, iron gates covered in vines, vintage botanical artworks, cobblestone pathways
• April Girls: Honeysuckles in bloom, soft homemade quilts, teacups and saucers, early morning birdsong, sunhats with silk ribbon, overflowing flowers on a windowsill, old watering cans as planters, gingham blouses, reading poetry on a porch swing
• May Girls: Pastel-chalk drawings, crochet halter tops, running barefoot through the hills, sun-freckled skin, hand-made bracelets, words embroidered on pockets, peach orchards, skipping stones in the creek, stopping to photograph the sky, iced tea in the afternoon
• June Girls: Late-night conversations, bubblegum-flavoured kisses, holding hands in the car, sleeping with the window open, polka dot handbags, seeing movies at the drive-in, tubes of crimson lipstick, cherry picking, initial necklaces
• July Girls: Coconut + Shea Butter scented skin, tiny pearl earrings, chiffon robes in ombré, layers of rings on your fingers, lounging on a hammock, Jasmine body scrub, gemstone wind chimes dancing in the breeze, succulent terrariums, the echo of the tides
• August Girls: Orange and gray skies, round sunglasses, cactus flowers, spontaneous adventures, Nag Champa incense wafting through the air, fringe-heavy shawls, macráme art projects, end-of-Summer bonfires, Grace Slick’s voice seducing you from the radio
• September Girls: Cloudy days at the café, journaling from a park bench, coffee ring stains on newspapers, messenger bags as purses, stacks of novels you plan to read, mailing letters to pen pals, oversized scarves and burgundy berets
• October Girls: Black wide-brimmed hats, spending hours in a book shop, the song of rain on rooftops, thigh-high stockings and velvet shawls, worshipping the glow of a Full Moon, stories shared by candlelight
• November Girls: Museum corridors, antique brooches, Topaz jewelry, the sight of morning mist wrapped around the mountains, victorian portraiture, lace blouses that button up to the neck, hushed voices and watchful gazes
• December Girls: Winding marble staircases, fresh snowfall covering a garden, framed photos of loved ones, Vanilla Bean candles, floor-length robes, learning how to slow-dance, silver armbands, an evening at the ballet
Merry Christmas!
Just talk about how ‘positive reinforcement for sports messed with your gender identity’. They love that shit.
The Miseducation of Cameron Post (2018) dir. Desiree Akhavan
