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ellis | lesbian | 23 they/them jewish | bilingüe | virgo no terfs/twerfs/swerfs allowed.

[fireache]

Marisol Muro

[helllmouth-deactivated20250918]

why did the weed man heart react to my text

[helllmouth-deactivated20250918]

[teaboot]

If you didn't want to be assimilated into my found family then you should have killed me when you had the chance

[sukiluvvs]

[earthytzipi]

just like being butch, being femme is my gender identity. it's my presentation. it's how I am in relationships, both romantic and platonic. it's how I am in my community. it's how I relate to the world.

more respect for femmes, please. we're not vapid creatures with no thoughts and we're not playing into cisheteronormativity.

terfs and radfems STAY OFF THIS POST I HATE YOU

[slightlyinappropriate]

Honestly? I love this, this is great. This is my new favorite line to use when interacting with strangers online.

[emwheezie]

The silliness has been contained.

[pukicho]

word for the day: scwoonga - meaning to scwoonga

[keiachi-chan]

can you use it in a sentence

[pukicho]

Oh boy, scwoonga

[shretl-deactivated20240225]

[ofshivelight]

i haven't seen anybody really talk about this but as i transition towards being more observant i've been struggling a little with feeling almost embarrassed to let my friends & family know that i'm making some lifestyle changes. like i'm in no way ashamed of my jewish journey and in fact i love talking about it with people i don't know very well but it feels different with my friends. they know a very irreverent and nonreligious version of me, and i suppose i'm worried about them reacting weirdly to the reality of me being religious even though they've been reliably supportive up to this point.

adopting judaism into my life - especially some of the more restrictive aspects - has made a lot of my family members start wincing and looking at me with thinly veiled pity. i love my family & care what they think of me so it's just been. ugh i don't know. i can't talk about yom kippur without everyone suddenly frowning about my health even though it's perfectly safe for me to fast, or saying things like "i just don't understand the point" when i try to explain kashrut, just a lot of stuff like that. i haven't had to deal with this kind of mild but pervasive judgment since i came out as trans, and even then it's different. so it's been hard having to deal with it all over again with a new chapter of my life & identity. but we stay silly

[were--ralph]

[fractiousrvt]

I love my husbeast so fucking much

[diabolicjoy]

my ig

[skeuo]

[everydayilearnmore]

[a-yoda-a-day]

love legally blonde. movie changed my life

[snickernut]

[beepbeepboopbeepboopbeepbeepbee]

[nightskydyke]

favorite scenes from portrait de la jeune fille en feu / favorite paintings from art history they remind me of

Marianne and Héloïse remove their veils to kiss / René Magritte - The Lovers

“you dreamt of me?” “no, I thought of you” / Simeon Solomon - Sappho and Erinna in a Garden at Mytilene

Marianne and Héloïse kiss / Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec - Dans le Lit, le Baiser

Marianne and Héloïse in bed / Gustave Courbet - Le Sommeil