Squishy But Messy

• Low to high femme, depends on the day. • Mud, books, butch love, & clawfoot tubs. • NSFW - puppy posts to follow if I feel like it. • 30-something. • Happily Taken. • Kinky AF sub. • I write dirty stuff. • More •

[ethevampireking]

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[mud-unboxed]

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[romantic-musings]

[aerithpilled]

the butch/femme scene of 1990s san francisco by chloe sherman

[noidueamantesblog]

[e-rose]

[mud-unboxed]

There I was writing erotica and thought, hey, I guess it's time to head back to Tumblr.

Hi, friends.

[mud-unboxed]

I can’t work Tumblr replies. 🤦‍♀️

So to anyone who’s ever got a blank reply from me... that was me being a Luddite.

[mud-the-fem]

When straight women friends comment repeatedly on how chivalrous & respectful the butch I’m dating is, I now get a smile that borders on a smirk.

Because I know they’re jealous.

And I am perversely satisfied by their jealousy.

Indeed. I know she’s the best.

[mud-the-fem]

Also relevant: expect more straight women.

[femmociraptor]

Two summers ago in Kansas at the National Women’s Studies Association Difference, a slide show was presented to the Lesbian caucus in which a series of myths about Lesbians was entertainingly debunked. The show was to be used in straight sex-education classrooms. One of the slides was a comic representation of the “myth” of butch-femme relationships with voiceover something like: “In the past, Lesbians copied heterosexual styles, calling themselves butch and femme, but they no longer do so.” I waited until the end to make my statement, but I sat there feeling that we were so anxious to clean up our lives for heterosexual acceptance that we were ready to force our own people into a denial of some deep parts of their lives. I know what a butch or femme woman would feel seeing this slide show, and I realized that the price for social or superficial feminist acceptance was too high. If we deny the subject of butch-femme relationships, we deny the women who lived them, and still do.

— Joan Nestle [“Butch-Femme Relationships: Sexual Courage In The 1950s”, from A Restricted Country, pp. 102-103]

[tariqah]

Interspecies lesbianism

[astrodidact]

[thecringeandwincefactory-deacti]

#ABOLISH

[robins-deactivated20191226]

If it fits, I sits.

[msexplorer]

@mysticallion

[st-pam]

Some photos from during our hike to the top of a mountain Seljord, Norway. It was raining, cold and beautiful! More photos

[dianapforlunch]

This is gayest thing I’ve ever seen omg

[terrashards]

@thefingerfuckingfemalefury

[thefingerfuckingfemalefury]

Gay Culture is one partner constantly making Awful Puns and the other making the exact face Ivy is making here when they do this :D

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[ihateboys-deactivated20240714]

why was jesus’s last name christ? what came first his surname or the christians ?

[ihateboys-deactivated20240714]

please answer my question i don’t know how to use google

[mud-unboxed]

Christ comes from the Greek Khristós. Since many books of the Bible (and other gospels pre-Council of Nicea) were written in Greek, it was their way of translating the word messiah and it’s Jewish connotation into Greek.

Rather than his surname, it’s his title - like calling someone Queen or your majesty, instead of Elizabeth.

Greek was the lingua franca of the Mediterranean at the time, which is why some of the Gospels were written in Greek. St. Paul’s letters, which are some of the earliest texts in the modern New Testament, were written in Greek and use Christians (or rather the Greek for Christians). So I think it would be safe to assume that both came into use at the same time.

Disclaimer: This answer is what I remember from my History of the New Testament class ten years ago (a history, not theology, course). Someone may have better information.

[adhdmon]

[burningmine-deactivated20230217]

When people tell me, “Trust your gut! Follow your intuition!” Like, bitch, I have anxiety. My “gut” is usually telling me that everyone hates me and that I’m going to die. I can’t trust what that motherfucker tells me.