gays of future past

anthony 🚀 he/him ✨ thirtysomething

[lewyp00l]

Another week another cherik hell

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[opticallyaddicted]

Masafusa Shibuya, satin, organdy, and silk thread

Masafusa Shibuya made these garments out of satin, organdy and silk thread. They offer the kind of comfort that you can touch and see, but also remember. Part dream, part architecture and part mood, these solitary scapes are a refuge of pathos and melancholy. As found in Fabric and Needlework Illustration, 1994.  Via

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[calllynx]

The shape of love

[calllynx]

This is on paper btw

[danskjavlarna]

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Howl at my collection of vintage wolf imagery.

[stealingpotatoes]

hey. hey dont cry. there are literally seals

[r2x2]

The Amnesty International report that JK Rowling is trying to censor through legal threats.

It can also be found on Google Drive here and on Bluesky here.

[cbarc]

Please save and share this info where possible. This report has since been removed by Amnesty International due to legal threats of libel from JK Rowling. This information is no longer easily accessible.

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doing research into my penis options and this is such a funny stock image to use here

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[iwannabeaswampwitch]

Lots of drama in our household

[saimusage]

Cover art of official Criterion Collection release of Guillermo del Toro's "Frankenstein" 2025 movie version. Art drawn by Denver Balbaboco. The director personally handpicked said artist as a poster designer of the movie.

Source: News of releasing "Frankenstein" 2025 version on Criterion.

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"shibuya", mónica (2011)

[peast]

if you are in the Thunder Bay area, the Whitesand First Nations families who have evacuated their homes burning down in Ontario are requesting supplies or monetary dnations

Source and most frequently updated post

OP last updated: July 15th

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paul preciado “can the monster speak?” (2020)

[girderednerve]

[Medicine and the law of gender binarism portray the process of transsexuality as a narrow and dangerous path, a definitive, irreversible mutation, that can be achieved only in extreme conditions, such that few people, as few as possible, would be able to follow that path. I, however, would say that the path is easier and more pleasant than most of the experiences and experiments that the dominant discourse suggests are desirable and obligatory and which have been legitimized by medical and judicial institutions. In itself, gender transition is easier to accomplish than going to school every day at the same time throughout the long years of childhood and adolescence, easier than a faithful monogamous marriage, easier than pregnancy and childbirth, easier than starting a family, easier than finding a rewarding full-time job, easier than being happy in a consumer society, easier than growing old and being shut away in a retirement home. I would go so far as to say that, contrary to what is routinely claimed, the mutation process that accompanies gender transitioning is one of the most beautiful and joyous things that I have ever done in my life. All the things that are terrible and terrifying about transsexuality and gender transitioning are not found in the process of transition itself, but in the way in which the boundaries between the sexes punish and threaten to kill anyone who dares cross them. It is not gender transitioning that is horrifying and dangerous, but the regime of sexual difference.]

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