Zi’s World

20| whovian 🪐| gayer than a tree full of monkeys on nitrous oxide 🏳️‍🌈| Izzy hands apologist 🏴‍☠️| they/them

[malzis-world]

✨Intro ✨

Hi, I’m Zazi

I’m 21

I’m a stem lesbian 🏳️‍🌈

I’m a big fan of Good Omens, OFMD, Thai BL/GL , musicals (my favourite one is Hamilton) and Doctor Who

I love butches/studs

I’m South African

TERFs, Minors, Men DNI 🚫

[lipstvcked]

I don’t ask to be spoiled, but if my presence dosen’t inspire you to treat me like a princess we won’t go much further.

[yorrkuu]

They’re talking about the thunderbolts

[fawnpalmer]

quarterly reminder that if i reblog something ai-generated it is 110% and always an accident and for the love of god please tell me so i can delete it from my blog

[loveable-sea-lemon]

this is my takeaway

[yun-lii]

I love looking at clothes on pinterest and immediately remembering aziracrow

(I know I didn't make the clothes perfectly, but I still liked this art)

[enthyrea]

sambucky week day 7 - genderbent/yuri 👩‍❤️‍💋‍👩

the final day!! thank yall sm for all the love on my these daily posts and a huge thank you to sambuckyweek on twitter for organizing this!! had to end it with my girls 🤍

[marz-genesis]

sambucky week day 7: genderbent/yuri

captain and the congresswoman :))

[delusionaldyke99]

been seeing a lot of fat lesbian/dyke posts and i thought this would fit right along with them

[thckskulll]

I wish there were more black lesbian/queer & just black monster romance movies or novels, series, etc… vampires, succubus, incubus, mermaids, sirens, mummies, zombies, ghosts, etc…

[enbybutchbf]

i love when people put ‘my’ in front of pet names. while being territorial. it’s so hot please continue ma’am

[bigflooparh]

[butch-ramblings]

my people yearn for a lesbian love drama with BLACK leads

[femme-4-butches]

Queer Love in Color / Brown, Black, Queer and Invisible, Jamal Jordan.

Why do no gay people look like me? Jamal Jordan, a black digital editor at The Times, lamented growing up. So as an adult, he decided to give a gift to his younger self: the imagery of queer love. Jordan traveled tens of thousands of miles across the globe intent on meeting queer people of color. What started as a photo series for the New York Times burgeoned into Queer Love in Color, a collection of 40 families’ stories and portraits.

“I have always envied straight people for their total dominion over happy love stories,” Jordan writes. “In stories about queer people of color, particularly trans people of color, sub­jects are often presented as victims.” The people he encountered did share stories of trauma, isolation, and feeling invisible. But the book is really a celebration of how each person (and pair) eventually learned to love themselves—despite “every cue in the world tell[ing them] it’s impossible.” Get to know a few of them, here.

All photos courtesy of Jamal Jordan.

[lemonmeringuedyke]

Honestly shout out the fat studs. Very under appreciated group of people 💔🧎🏽‍♀️

[crreature]

Faces and Phases by Zanele Muholi

Begun in 2006, Faces and Phases is an ongoing series of photographic portraits of Black lesbians and transgender individuals Muholi has met in South Africa and beyond. The portraits work as a visual statement as well as an archive, presenting and preserving an often abused and ostracized community through visual records.

As Muholi writes: “In the face of all the challenges our community encounters daily, I embarked on a journey of visual activism to ensure that there is Black queer visibility. It is important to mark, map and preserve our mo(ve)ments through visual histories for reference and posterity so that future generations will note that we were here.

“In Faces and Phases I present our existence and resistance through positive imagery of Black queers (especially lesbians) in South African society and beyond. I show our aesthetics through portraiture.

“Faces express the person, and Phases signify the transition from one stage of sexuality or gender expression and experience to another. Faces is also about the face-to-face confrontation between myself as the photographer/activist and the many lesbians, women and trans men I have interacted with from different places. Photographs in this series traverse spaces from Gauteng and Cape Town to London and Toronto, and include the townships of Alexandra, Soweto, Vosloorus, Khayelitsha, Gugulethu, Katlehong and Kasigo.”

[lavender-luminarie]

so... it's not like they'll ever be canon...

BUT WHAT ABOUT THESE QUESTIONABLE MOMENTS THAT ACTUALLY ARE CANON

like why are they always giving each other heart eyes