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A stag pride and submit blog 1. FAQ 2. ABOUT 3. TAGS

[sapphic--femme]

look at this handsome stag

(they/them)

[3amsoda]

here’s another brigitte drawing 😅

[doetomcatstag]

friendly reminder that stags are literally the most handsome beings on the planet, and as a doe, I for one can not wait for stags to realize how powerful and amazing they are.

[lesbianb]

i want to see people showing more compassion for butches/stags/etc who choose to go on t or decide not to take estrogen because of their complicated relationship with gender. i see so much cruelty toward us, people acting like we have no autonomy, acting like we’re broken, accusing trans woman who don’t transition of not being true women. but we’re not any of those things. there is no one way for women to look, and i wish people would respect that. we are beautiful/handsome/etc just as we are, just as we decide to be. our bodies, our medical decisions, our relationships to womanhood, are our own. don’t condescend to us. don’t treat us like undesirable walking tragedies. definitely don’t say we’re men. respect us, please.

[the-bright-path-deactivated2021]

Women are women regardless of hormones or surgery. We don’t owe anyone hyper femininity to be valid

[www-wlw]

Stag Bi Sawsbuck Icons X

[bisexualdaffodil]

a couple icons for religious and/or ethnic stag bisexuals (in order: christianity, islam, judaism, hinduism, buddhism and romani) - flag by @bombboi

regular version -  doe version 

[doetomcatstag]

I hope all stags have a wonderful day💛

[lesbianb]

me seeing a stag: ok this is epic

[doetomcatstag]

Sun and Moon Stag Icons☀️🌙

[s-stag]

so guys i know this is hard to say but i have since starting this blog realized that im no longer a stag! i need another mod who is a stag to help take over this blog because i really want to continue having content and pride for stags

[dominion-of-areia-deactivated20]

Just wanna let all the stag bi’s out there know you’re looking very handsome today

[lesbirdan]

the tomboy grew up and she never went tame and she never found boys or makeup or nothing – nothing wrong with the girls who did but also it’s not inevitable, this progression

womanhood rejected you, because where are the grownup tomboys? there’s no room for the rough-and-tumble girls to become rough-and-tumble foulmouthed broad-shouldered women. it’s alright to play at, daughter, they told you, but you have to grow up, and you were confused because you were playing at nothing

the tomboy grew up, nonetheless. and instead of wrestling with friends she wrestled with herself for a while. but despite what they said, here she is, still rough, still wild.

don’t believe the lies, daughter. grow as you need to. allow yourself to be pruned only to become stronger. grow bold and proud, daughter, like the trees that give you shelter, tomboy, wild girl. love the girls you dream of being strong for and the friends who bear you up when the storms shake your roots. there is value in the crabapple trees, wild daughter, even if the orchard-keeper turns up his nose.

know this always, daughter: i love you exactly as you are, and however you need to be

– crabapple girls, a.b.l

[afairfight]

“… Sorry for saying BJ at the Oxfam Gala.” – Mae Martin on biphobia

[wlwocsource-archive-deactivated]

Important reminder that bisexual women are an incredibly diverse group of people. The global community of bisexual women has more women of color than white women. There are many bisexual women who are trans or nonbinary, or who use pronouns other than she/her. There are gender non-conforming bisexual women. There are bisexual women who are fat, who are dark-skinned, who are hairy. There are bisexual women who are disabled, who are neurodivergent, who use canes, wheelchairs, hearing devices. There are bisexual women with very short hair, who don’t wear makeup or heels, who don’t conform with standards of femininity at all. There are bisexual women who wear visible markers of their religion, such as veils, bindis, or the hijab. There are bisexual women with scars, stretch marks, acne. Bisexual women aren’t all thin, or cis, or able-bodied, or white. 

Stop boxing bisexual women into simple categories and reducing the diversity of the bisexual women’s community just to fit the hegemonic narrative that men and straight people impose from the outside. Celebrate how unique each bi woman is and how those differences enhance the bi women’s community as a whole. 

[lgbt-history-archive]

“BISEXUAL WOMEN’S LIBERATION” - “NEW YORK AREA BISEXUAL NETWORK–BI PRIDE!” – “I’M NOT CONFUSED–I’M BISEXUAL,” New York Area Bisexual Network, Heritage of Pride Parade, New York City, June 1989. Photo © Efrain Gonzalez. #lgbthistory #HavePrideInHistory #EfrainGonzalez (at New York, New York)

[bisexual-biracial-deactivated20]

here is one of those alignment chart things ‘cause I was super bored specifically for bi + pan fashion, since there was a lesbian one going around. tag yourself with something you’d usually wear if u wanna (terfs don’t interact)

[almostanastronaut]

Steven Greenberg, “Wrestling with God and Men” - Author’s conversation with Rabbi Eliashiv in Jerusalem

[koshercosplay]

“Twice the power of love” is my new favorite description of bisexuality

[kaylapocalypse-deactivated20201]

Anyway I’m crying because that’s the best and most genuine description of how it feels to be bi that I’ve ever heard.