Harold, I'm a giant homo

I was a Tumblr veteran with an account that was nearly 11 years old. Then I forgot my fucking password- now my blog just looks like a fucking gay mess. I post alot about Dickinson, lit and poetry nerd. also a 27 year old over tired lawyer.

[winnie-the-monster]

Violet 😭😂😭😂

[alicent-florent]

QUEEN CHARLOTTE: A BRIDGERTON STORY (2023)

[diver5ion]

[atlasstudies]

Her being femme with that dominant vibe ... 😳 best character of the whole show

[mcufan1066]

Okay, the first half of Class of '07 was just Amelia and Saskia fighting and creating drama over whose wife Zoe was.

[betterbooksandthings]

8 of the Best Romance Novels Out in January 2023

It's January, and you know what they say: “new year, new you, new books.” These romance novels out in January are must-reads.

“It is my absolute delight to present eight of the best romance novels out in January 2023. The new year is all full of bubbles and sparkles and hope. And, you know what they always say: “new year, new you, new books.” Well, maybe I added that last bit, but I for one typically ring in the new year by taking stock of the books I am looking forward to reading in the year to come.“

[contracat25]

Ok 2023 let’s go! I’m def excited for a fair amount this year and January is a nice start. So here are a few books that I am most interested in coming out this month.

The Daughters of Izdihar by Hadeer Elsbai - out January 10

Sorry, Bro by Taleen Voskuni - out January 31

The Queering by Brooke Skipstone - out January 12

After Sappho by Selby Wynn Schwartz - out January 24

[victoria-pedretti]

IRMA VEP (2022) 1x01: The Severed Head

[purpledit]

MIRA & LAURIE | Irma Vep – 1.01 “The Severed Head”

[softavasilva]

LAURIE and MIRA in a nutshell  Irma Vep (2022-) 1.01 

[softavasilva]

Adria Arjona as Laurie in  Irma Vep (2022) 1.06 | The Thunder Master

[brandonlees]

ALICIA VIKANDER as MIRA HARBERG and ADRIA ARJONA as LAURIE IRMA VEP (2022) dir. Olivier Assayas

[poulinstacey]

the holy trinity of sapphic romance

[lezkissgifs]

The Married Woman (2021)

[green-sans]

The Married Woman

[burninglilys]

falling in love while grieving the death of a man you both love can be something so personal

The Married Woman (2021)

[reticentmomo]

2021 International Women's Day was well spent thirsting on these two beautiful women #Ridhi Dogra and #Monica Dogra.

Really loved the "Fleabag" style narration. Crushing hard on Peeplika and simping for Astha. Never had I imagined that I would get to witness a nuanced performance of lgbtq+ representation in indian media!! (at times cringey... not one to complain though... just give me all those cheesy, melodramatic bollywood masala in their golden gay glory)

"A married woman" by Manju Kapur was one my early novels in lgbtq+ genre and it is far from a perfect novel but, it felt nice to see these characters come to life on screen. I could relate to the sheltered Astha and feel her burning attraction to the free-spirited Peeplika. The physical wounds are far tolerable than the turmoils of heart aches.