
blake kathryn
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Three Goblin Art

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DEAR READER

Andulka
Stranger Things
we're not kids anymore.

if i look back, i am lost
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KIROKAZE
i don't do bad sauce passes
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pixel skylines
Mike Driver
One Nice Bug Per Day

Kiana Khansmith

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taylor price

Origami Around

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@sapphicavo
girls who grew up Christian thinking about what they want to do with their lives before they realized they’re lesbians:
sidesteps the ‘queer’ discourse by just calling myself a sodomite
“There is in Celtic mythology the notion of ‘thin places’ in the universe where the visible and the invisible world come into their closest proximity. To seek such places is the vocation of the wise and the good — and for those that find them, the clearest communication between the temporal and eternal. Mountains and rivers are particularly favored as thin places marking invariably as they do, the horizontal and perpendicular frontiers. But perhaps the ultimate of these thin places in the human condition are the experiences people are likely to have as they encounter suffering, joy, and mystery.”
peter gomes
hiii new uquiz dropped: answer some gender questions and i’ll assign u a new one
…in Harlem tolerance extended to such a degree that black lesbians in butch/femme couples married each other in large wedding ceremonies, replete with bridesmaids and attendants. Real marriage licenses were obtained by masculinizing a first name or having a gay male surrogate apply for a license for the lesbian couple. Those licenses were actually placed on file in the New York City Marriage Bureau.
Odd Girls and Twilight Lovers, Lillian Faderman.
how do they each sound like the other species
it’s actually a symptom of lesbianism to need the support of your woman professor who you think about daily while neglecting to do work for her class! the more you know!
“That’s just how it is with some lesbian children; they outgrow the names their mommas gave them, grow into something different, someone different from what anyone could have expected of them. Taking a new name is like being born all over again into who they should have been all along.”
–Sweet Thing, Joy Parks
— “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening” by Robert Frost
Transphobes can die mad 🤷🏻
A closer look because these ladies deserve to be appreciated 💓
Kentucky Superstitions, 1920
would like to wish all of my followers a phat and funky new year
you're telling me a blunt forced this trauma