Enigmatic Satisfaction

I'll either draw you in or run you away. Your choice.

[lesbianherstorian]

dr. dee mosbacher and dr. nanette gartrell on vacation in colorado, photographed by JEB (joan e. biren) 1984. published on the cover of lesbian connection vol. 2 no. 2, september 1988

[overblush]

[lulucute-deactivated20181209]

Air and earth signs when they no longer ignore their emotions or bottle it up

[im-the-batmann]

Water and fire signs when they no longer ignore their emotions or bottle it up

[cheapshadesandshortcuts]

[saintdri]

I saw a picture of a cat online and felt compelled to do this 

[evermore-fashion]

Alex Perry Pre-Fall 2018 Collection

[kevinokevinokevino-deactivated2]

[miseducatedmelanicmuse]

Such an accurate description of myself.

[thetrevorproject]

101 Self-Care Suggestions for When It All Feels Like Too Much

Bookmark this for a bad day.

“Being a human can be a messy, hard, confusing, painful experience sometimes” 💗 

If you need support, remember that we’re here for you 24/7: 866.488.7386 or text/chat thetrevorproject.org/help 📲

[slandv]

[throwbackblr]

Words of wisdom

[colombianosycolombianas]

[iveybizaar]

Keeph-er

If she calls

If she makes you laugh with videos

If she stops you from having an immediate breakdown

If she brings you up

If she holds you

If she sees your beauty

If she brings you back to life when you feel dead inside

If she shamelessly introduces you

If she values your opinion

If she loves you

Even without loving you...

[npr]

The best thing about seeing previously marginalized groups claim their own space in pop culture is it often ends up showing — in the most compelling ways — how alike we all really are.

That’s my biggest takeaway from Pose, FX’s crackling new Sunday night series about drag ball culture in New York during the late 1980s. On one level, the show is a detailed exploration of how drag queens, some of whom are transgender, created their own percolating club scene when they weren’t welcome anywhere else. It’s a world filled with fashion show-style competitions, or balls, where competitors dress according to a given category and walk before a panel of judges who evaluate them on style, appearance, dance skills and authenticity.

Drag Queens Of The Ball Scene Strike A ‘Pose’ In FX Drama

Photo: JoJo Whilden/FX

[dankmemesreasonforliving]

[cooolasssluusshhh]

This shit was good as hell lmaoo

[projectqueer]

The Nonbinary Author Centering African Narratives Erased by Colonialism

In her hotly anticipated debut "Freshwater," author Akwaeke Emezi uses the ogbanje—an Igbo spirit—to explore metaphysical identity and resist the binary split between spirit and body.