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What a bunch of babes 💎😉
Experience everything 🖤
If there is a Gemini around, rest assured I will accidentally find them.
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Ah the silver state 😋 gotta love it 😊
Blooming there in the hot sun, miles of harsh terrain and yet here you are. Blooming into a beautiful desert flower 🌸
Gemini ♊️ were crazy and you better know it 😙💎
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All the time ❤️
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I love this
brie larson: “someone take me to see detective pikachu”
the gays:
I wanna see it so bad
*Thor and Captain Marvel in the same scene*
Me, a bisexual:
Me: *sits wrong*
My sister: why are you sitting like that? isn’t that uncomfortable?
Me: it’s called being gay
not to start shit but…
reminder that the terms femme and dyke were coined in the 50’s and 60’s by the lesbian community. but in the 50’s and 60’s the term lesbian was the only wlw label there was, it was applied to bi women* as well. bi women* were instrumental in the creation of modern day lesbian culture. so if bi women* in the 50’s and 60’s could call themselves femmes and dykes, why can’t bi/pan/poly/queer women* call themselves femmes or dykes now? the only difference between then and now is that they now have more accurate words to describe themselves, they’ve always been there. lesbain history and the history of bi women* are inherently tied together bc up until not too long ago bi women* were just lumped in with lesbians. it’s not appropriation if they were part of and (positively) instrumental in the creation of the thing….
*and women-aligned folks (i’m too tired to write it out each time i’m an nb girl myself don’t come for me thx)
Note: I’m on mobile and i’m exhausted so i can’t link my sources. if you don’t believe me google is free ok thanks.
Would love your all’s thoughts on this? I’ve never really thought about this before.
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