ugh, as if!

hi i'm leonora i love bees and avocados and dogs

[marsixm]

im really passionate about everything being gay

[brithwyr-deactivated20170122]

But why? Being gay isn’t cool or trendy, it’s just a thing. It happens. Let’s get over it.

[b-bro-deactivated20200502]

being gay is so cool. reblog if you’re cool and gay

[fifthtee]

if you’re feeling sad

[weloveshortvideos]

[fanonical]

ginny weasley is a Lumberjack Gay

[runningfromthe]

Girls are so fucking hot thank god im gay

[mossymess]

This is a video of my golden retriever puppy, Hazel, barking at a dustpan. 

[thecutestofthecute]

If you are feeling sad today please watch this video okay

[note-a-bear]

sdfojsdafoushgoudsfsd my blood sugar just spiked because of this

[lesbian-moon-gf]

STAHP HER

[1993kg]

waw!! she speak

[nonbinarysapphic]

are you a LGBT(Let’s Guillotine the Bourgeoisie Tonight) gay or a LGBT( Love Grabbin Big Titties) gay

[minimumsho-deactivated20180927]

[reclaimingthelesbiantag]

My main theory was that contemporary Lesbians didn’t want to look like men - as we were constantly accused of trying to do - but we wanted to look like Dykes and other women-loving-women to invoke the styles of at least some of our foremothers. We wanted to honor our history and to wear clothes that would signal our identity to other Lesbians. It had nothing to do with wanting to look like men. Why did our foremothers, some of them, dress in men’s clothing? Because of the power and freedom that men’s clothing both symbolized and allowed. Through the ages men have dressed for freedom, for comfort and for power. Women have been forced to dress as second- class citizens and sexual objects. From shoes to corsets, our clothing has confined and constricted us. Lesbians didn’t want to look like men…we wanted to be free, to catch the eye of other women and to mark ourselves as off- limits to men. That’s what I believe to this day.

Liza Cowan in an interview about a series of essays she wrote entitled “What The Well Dressed Dyke Will Wear” that were featured in Cowrie Magazine and DYKE, A Quarterly, two lesbian magazines active in the 1970s.  (via reclaimingthelesbiantag)

[kinda-nsfw]

Shiho Yoshimura  吉村志穂

[gracecalime]

[treyner-blog]

U SCARED HIM……..

[awwww-cute]

My nephew met a baby cow and decided to brush it. I thought this belonged here

[problemheart]

Omg

[starfoozle]

Oh my god. So my mom has proposed a total ban on political debates on Thanksgiving and she intends to enforce this by not only putting up a sign at the dinner table….but by also arming everyone with cheap plastic kazoos….which we will toot aggressively if The Discourse™ begins to occur…..

I’m so glad.

[celtic-pyro-deactivated20230725]

Bad and naughty discoursers must be silenced by the KAZOO OF CIVILITY.

[actualdogvines]

[lesbiangaara-deactivated2017052]

i’ve said this before but….more stories where being gay is what saves and heals a character. more stories where a girl meets a nice girl and develops feelings for her and these feelings are the source of her happiness, her freedom, her escape, rather than her suffering. more stories where a guy’s boyfriend is the reason he is able to leave an abusive home and why he doesn’t self-harm anymore. 

gayness not as a curse, but as a blessing. gay characters’ partners as heroes. a character’s gayness as perhaps the one and only thing that even ties them to reality. more stories like this. please.