w e l c o m e

they/them. this is a place, enjoy?

[citylightsthings]

Y’all are seeing what I’m seeing, right?

[lesbian-frolicking]

Tlou ep 7 really captured the adolescent lesbian experience of having your first crush like no other media has,, the yearning. The banter. The possessiveness. I’m gonna be sick

[thackerycinx]

[hollandwhore]

literally me the whole episode:

[dmisthios]

I think I fell in love with this woman

[coffinvows]

hecate (my wife)

[myaoctopus]

“Come, dear.”

[androidboy]

i have no object permanence about myself. if i’m not in anyones eye sight i assume i have ceased to be. finding out people remember i exist, think about me, and even talk about me when i’m not actively in front of them is startling news every time it is brought to my attention

[nachtdraws]

Long May He Reign

[ed-recovery-affirmations]

For those of you who are having complicated/distasteful feelings toward their bodies right now, here's your affirmation that your body is not bad. Even if it doesn't look the way you feel it should look. Even if it's not functioning at max capacity. It's not a bad body and you are not bad for living in it.

[hellish-girl]

[theplotdoctor]

Hey folx as you probably know today is trans day of remembrance. Today is a day to memorialise those who have lost their lives to transphobic violence. Over 327 Trans people were murdered this year that we know of, reporting in many countries is spotty however and there are more we never hear ofand this does not include the many who took their own lives as a result of transphobia. Murders are the tip of the iceberg in terms of transphobic violence which continues to rise in many places around the world. The graphic below shows some statistics but there are a couple I want to highlight. Firstly, in over 65% of murders the victims were racialised. Secondly, nearly half of all victims were sexworkers.

For me, these statistics highlight some inescapable facts, that we will never have queer liberation without trans liberation, and we will never have any liberation at all without destroying the systems of supremacy and oppression that marginalise PoC, sex workers, disabled people and any other group that is oppressed in society. Everyone's fight is our fight.

Too often people consider their oppression in a vacuum that relates only to them, and in doing so replicate or support the oppression of others.

Part of being an effective ally is to recognise that our own struggle will never end unless we fight for others as well, and this applies to everyone.

I have linked below (in no order of importance) some organisations that you might consider donating to. As ever though the best thing you can do is reach out to the trans people in your life and give them your love, find out what they need and how you can support them personally. Surviving in society, and fighting for your right to exist is long, painful and exhausting work, and is only possible with the love and support of friends, family, and community.

My love to you all and especially to my trans sibs.

The Trevor Project | For Young LGBTQ Lives

The Trevor Project provides 24/7 crisis support services to LGBTQ young people. Text, chat, or call anytime to reach a trained counselor. Fr

TransActual

TransActual UK share facts about trans rights, UK law, NHS healthcare and transphobia. We share transgender people's lived experiences and r

Mermaids Website

Helping gender-diverse kids, young people and their families since 1995

The Canadian Centre for Gender & Sexual Diversity

We work to address discrimination, homophobia & transphobia in schools and communities through education and programming.

About Us

As a Black trans-led collective rooted in self-advocacy and mutual aid for Black trans women globally, our mission is to provide travel supp

[devils-queen]

✞ 666 ✞

[emjonesdude]

rip twitter

hi tumblr

[hbmmaster]

THERE IS NO EASTER BUNNY

[chongoblog]

THERE IS NO TOOTH FAIRY

[nobylite]

AND THERE IS NO QUEEN OF ENGLAND

[newblogisjacindaelena]

[weirdpersonsworld]

🌅