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A History of My Brief Body by Billy-Ray Belcourt is an absolute gem.

#billy ray belcourt #poetry #photography #indie #hipster #floral #roses #flowers

seabois

This song is about what it was like for me to come out as transgender in a religious community. This is for anyone who has struggled to belong because of who they are. You are precious.

#ftm #trans #deconstructivism #deconstruction #faithfullylgbt #trans man #queer music #sad music #indie music #originalsong #queer christian #progressive #gay #gay christian #coming out #lgbtq #SoundCloud

My top surgery didn’t go exactly the way I wanted it to, but getting this tattoo made it all worthwhile. Metamorphosis is very often painful, but I’m proud of the being that I’ve turned into.

#ftm #transgender #alternative #chestpiece #top surgery #trans guy #trans man #trans boy #lgbtq #faithfullylgbt #queer #queer artist #queer musicians

justynapolar

oscar--boscar

A very excited boy

sixpenceee

An excerpt from the 2006 National Geographic documentary ‘Eye Of The Leopard‘ captures the extraordinary moment when a leopard’s maternal instinct outweighed her predatory nature.

A 2-year-old leopard cub named Legadema had just made her first kill — a baboon — when a baby emerged from the dead animal’s pelt. Unexpectedly, Legadema ignored her meal, gently carried the baby to the safety of a tree, and began to care for the newborn.

“Several times, the baby baboon fell out of the tree,” filmmaker Dereck Joubert said, according to the Daily Mail. “Each time, Legadema raced down to pick her up before the hyenas descended, and carried her back up to safety. The baboon clearly thought of Legadema as a surrogate mother. For several hours, they nestled in the tree.”

Unfortunately, without sustenance from its mother, the baby baboon did not survive the night, but Legadema’s protection likely spared it from some worse fate. (Source)