#1 sarah alder hater

30s / they ao3

[jomarchofficial]

femslash saves lives

[baldgonia]

theyre saying its the easiest betty line of the episode ever picked

[vamptits]

if you can't twirl it it's not a bush

[detectiveyurious]

betty and alice manage to simultaneously have the funniest as well as insanely unhealthy dynamic ever

[userscully]

PRIDE MONTH CELEBRATION WEEK • DAY 6: favorite scene ↳ Anne’s speech in episode 5 of Gentleman Jack

[loveridden1999]

[jabberding0]

Men Moments

[im-perfectly-unique-deactivated]

Unexpected smiles …

[atlinmerrick]

Always reblog twirling man.

[madlori]

unexpected whimsy

something something the deeply ingrained instinct to respond when someone offers you a handshake fundamental need for humans to connect and the extension of hands as a peace gesture something something in this essay

[guiltfactory]

"this isn't romantic because their relationship is unhealthy and abusive" YOU DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT ROMANCE

[ileaveclawmarks]

dykes at 1997 NYC pride. flickr

[freakoutgirl]

is it normal to want to cry at this image

[anythings-a-sweet-if-you-eat-it]

boring take from real 21st century idiots: bdsm is bad because it's basically torture

interesting take from a fictional 14th century monk: torture is bad because it's basically sex

[ohholydyke]

Shoutout to the nun who had other nuns tie her up and pour hot wax on her as she confessed her sins

[amorphousgenderlesscryptid]

I'm sure that's true, but something tells me googling "nun tied up by other nuns" "hot wax" "confessing sins" will likely get what you might call rather un-academic results

[normaloperafan]

[jomarchofficial]

i can never remember what i'm supposed to ask the twins one who lies and one who tells the truth and it occasionally induces a kind of panic in me as if this is something i will actually one day experience and inevitably be unprepared for

[that-butch-archivist]

"Is this meaningful or casual?"

source: The Lesbian Love Companion: How to Survive Everything from Heartthrob to Heartbreak by Marny Hall, Ph.D.

Year of publication: 1998

[yuri-sandwich]

you’re soooooooooo literate….. strap me?

[valleyhowler]

There are hardly any female werewolves because they break all the classic rules of femininity. They force you to confront female violence, strength, size, grotesqueness and uncontrollability. Historically female shapeshifters always shift into something dangerous (snake) or sleek (cat) or dainty (bird) but female werewolves ignore the masculine gaze completely. They're distorted beasts that have no ulterior motive except to destroy. Nothing about them is nurturing or modest. They're the opposite of what a woman "should be." Their omission from pop culture is not an accident.

[readingtheentrails]

I know this is maybe not the point of the post, but this reminded me of this beautiful poem called When My Wife Is A Werewolf by Rosamund Taylor which I really adore so I thought I would share it.

This is taken from a collection of contemporary queer Irish poetry called Queering the Green, which has some truly wonderful work in it and is available from The Lifeboat Press (currently sold out but hopefully available again soon if you're interested).

[naivety]

the best thing a scene can do is make you think of another scene

[shrmpfwwm13]

Fandom so small I feel like at a family dinner