"24th Street Intersection" (1977) ◹ Wayne Thiebaud
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"24th Street Intersection" (1977) ◹ Wayne Thiebaud
You can’t be butchfemme without the leftist ideologies it just doesn’t work like that it just doesn’t work like that.
Lesbian culture is about female homosexuality, not promoting “leftist ideologies”.
please listen to better music
emo fans when you listen to female songwriters instead of ugly whiny guys who use eyeliner to distract from their record of sex crimes
To be male and have such an intense lesbian fetish that you spend all your waking hours pretending you actually are one... that's honestly terrifying, disturbed behaviour. Acting out your fetish in public and forcing people to play along for your gratification is already reprehensible, but the added element of using an incredibly marginalized group of women to do it? Just completely revolting and unforgivable.
the idea of being a lesbian trapped in a man's body used to be a common joke because of its obvious incoherence. it was considered totally laughable that a man could be a lesbian, and now it's genuinely social suicide to admit that as a female lesbian, you don't think that male lesbians exist. we are supposed to actually take these men seriously, and it is on US to manage THEIR emotions and validate THEIR identities. we are supposed to make them feel safe in our spaces, even though they make us feel unsafe. we can't be too loud about our "genital preference", aka our homosexuality, because it might hurt their very delicate feelings. we can't mention that lesbian sex does not include penis, because of their delicate feelings. somehow though, they manage to discern who can really be a lesbian when they log into the lesbian porn category on pornhub. how did we get here. it's like the twilight zone. male lesbians......
I hate to apply for jobs in the UK. "What words would you use to describe your nationality and/or ethnicity?" Irrelevant. That's how I'd describe it.
Palace of San Telmo, Seville (by Alfonso Suarez)
Orange flower
Shop print INPRNT | Scarves & Bandana: Ko-Fi
being able to hear someone criticizing your behaviour or something you like whether it's music or tv shows or a restaurant you like or clothes or whatever and not immediately collapsing emotionally or responding as though you're being physically attacked is one of the most important skills to develop and a sign of maturity and resilience. if you react like you're a caged animal every time you encounter someone who doesn't like something you do or dislikes something you like or just straight up doesn't like you that needs to be addressed if you want to grow as a person and not live in a constant state of insecurity. if you assume that someone disagreeing with you or disliking something you like, especially if it's an opinion on art and media, automatically impacts your worth as an individual or makes you react the same way you did when you were 5 and another kid didn't want to play with you that needs to be addressed idk what to say it's time to develop some resilience
You're even prettier than in your photo.
JOAN CHEN & CHARLOTTE AUBIN as Feng Xia & Camille MONTRÉAL, MA BELLE (2025, dir. Xiaodan He)
Me, about literally everything: This wouldn't happen if women were nicer to each other.
Menuda paliza les estamos dando a los franceses ✌️✌️🇪🇸
That feeling when you're reading a book and the narrator says something like "I have a hyperactive imagination" before proceeding to describe the most dry, unimaginative things ever.
This was a big issue in The girl on the train (luckily the movie corrected it) because one of the first things the protagonist does is to tell us that several people have told her she's got an overactive imagination, and yet all she does is describe very normal, uninspired things.
Pyrgos. Greece (by mdmove1962)
Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire, England
Cosmos aesthetics
Oh shit. He’s dead-dead.
acrylic, canvas 40*50 cm «Lighthouse of the Northern Sunset» 2025