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[toshio]

[danisnotonfires]

[domesticbanting-deactivated2018]

[wlw]

call out post for my mutuals

u cute

[thecaffeinatedkansasbabe-blog]

Questions For LGBT Ladies #LGBTask

Here are some random questions pertaining to LGBT Ladies. Have others ask you or simply answer them yourself. Please reblog!

1. How do you define your sexuality? 2. At what age did you first realize that you like girls? 3. How out are you? 4. At what age did you first come out? 5. Who was the first person you came out to? How did they take it? 6. Has coming out lost you any friends? 7. What is your current relationship status? 8. How many gay friends do you have? 9. Have you ever been to a gay bar or a gay club? 10. Have you ever cut your hair super short? 11. How often do you wear flannel? 12. How much do you like cats? 13. Do you like skirts and dresses? 14. Do you like high heels? 15. Do you have any tattoos? If so, how many and where? 16. Is your nose pierced? 17. Are you more feminine or more masculine? 18. Have you ever liked or dated a girl with the same name as you? 19. Have you ever had a crush on a straight girl? 20. Ellen or Portia? 21. How accurate is your gaydar? 22 Would you ever want to get married? 23. Will you wear a dress for your wedding? 24. Would you ever want to give birth? 25. Have you ever watched The L Word? 26. Have you ever dated a guy? 27. Have you ever pretended to be straight? 28. How many rainbow items do you own? 29. Have you ever been to a pride festival? 30. Have you ever worn a woman’s suit? 31. Have you ever worn any men’s clothing? 32. Do you eat meat? 33. Do you consider yourself a feminist? 34. Who is your favorite LGBT celebrity? 35. Are you religious at all? 36. Where do you think is the best place to meet a potential lover? 37. What is your ideal first date? 38. How outdoorsy are you? 39. Is there any one male you would go straight for? 40. How well do you think LGBT women are portrayed on television? 41. How much makeup do you typically wear? 42. Have you ever been in a long distance relationship? 43. How many male friends do you have? 44. How long is the longest relationship you’ve been in? Are you still with that person? 45. Have you and a girlfriend ever been mistaken for sisters? 46. Do you carry a purse? 47. Have you ever wished you were completely straight? 48. Do you watch any lesbian YouTubers? 49. Do you like wearing combat boots or Doc Martins? 50. Have you ever been hit on by another female? 51. How athletic are you? 52. How many girlfriends have you had? 53. What is your opinion of septum/bull nose piercings? 54. Do you have any opinions on LGBT people in the military? 55. Do you believe in love at first sight? 56. Have you ever shared clothes with a girlfriend? 57. Have you ever been on your period the same time as a girlfriend? 58. How flirty are you? 59. Are you a virgin? 60. Do you listen to any LGBT musicians such as Tegan and Sara, Melissa Etheridge, or Chely Wright? 61. Have you ever been told that you are too pretty to be gay? 62. Have you ever used or would you ever want to use a dildo? 63. Have you ever used or would you ever want to use a strap-on? 64. Is there such a thing as “good” lesbian porn? 65. Have you ever had a one night stand? 66. Agree or disagree: Everyone is at least a little bit gay. 67. What personality trait are you most attracted to? 68. Boobs or butts? 69. Beer or wine? 70. What is your favorite lesbian movie? 71. Have you ever been personally discriminated against because of your sexuality? If so, please explain. 72. From 1-10, how attractive are muscular women? 73. From 1-10, how attractive are women who wear glasses? 74. From 1-10, how attractive are women who are covered with tattoos? 75. From 1-10, how attractive are curvy/plus-size women? 76. From 1-10, how attractive are women with short hair? 77. From 1-10, how attractive are masculine butch women? 78. Has a girl ever dumped you for a guy? 79. Lesbian couples tend to look alike. Why do you think that is? 80. Do you have any LGBT relatives? 82. Would you ever date a trans girl? 83. How has being out affected your relationship with women, in general? 84. Have you ever had a crush on a woman who’s much older than you? 85. Do you have any celebrity crushes? 86. What does equality mean to you? 87. If you could live your life all over again, would you still be attracted to other women? 88. What stereotype about LGBT women do you disagree with the most? 89. What advice would you give a girl who is struggling to figure out her sexuality? 90. What advice would you give a girl who is struggling to come out?

[saddest-cat-hours]

[imgayjokes]

[lasturlontheleft]

“lol is everything offensive these days?”

[pigeoncomics]

Pigeon Comic 56 - Sometimes I’m Just Tired

[inlovin]

Tell me about your crush anon or not ☺

I know how good it feels talking about someone you love/like so lets start it

[violetrance]

Let me say this louder for the people in the back

THEY ALL 

LOOKED AT LANCE

TO TAKE CARE

OF KEITH

AND HE DID NOT

EVEN HESITATE

ONCE 

TO DO SO

[turing-tested]

why didnt you call the cops or cps?

how about this: when i was 9 and my stepdad beat me until i passed out and i told my friends at school, my teacher over heard and i was interviewed by cps. they also went to my house when i was at school. when i got home, my step father was waiting on the couch, and told me who visited him that day. he told me if i ever snitched again he would beat me to within an inch of my life.

how about this: my mother locked me out of the house when i was 14 and when i cried so loud the neighbors called the cops, the cop told me i should have been respectful of my mother who was trying to sleep.

how about this. the demon you know is less scary than the demon you don’t.

children in abused households are raised to fear the idea of being taken away. children in abusive households see that help makes things worse.

dont you ever blame an abuse victim for not going to the authorities.

[turing-tested]

yes this okay to reblog!

[aces-acquired]

this is literally why I waited until my parents were divorced and my father was gone before I reported him for abuse etc

[hogwartsfemme-deactivated-deact]

something ppl need to understand: unless you have a plan B, a surefire, fool-proof plan to keep someone from getting hurt, if they don’t ask you to report it, don’t. I know we’re taught that reporting abuse can save someone’s life, but it can also put them in even worse danger than before.

[thecrazyfilipinaaa]

just saying

[asyourshadowfalls]

wait…they’re not free?

[darkhopesandbrightnightmares]

Not in America

[falsecatalyst]

Wait, where are they free?

[casey-jane-lewis]

literally everywhere else

[mydogsnokes-deactivated20150723]

i miss when i was like 12 and it would be the night before a big field trip or something and i couldnt go to sleep because i was so excited. i miss being so into a book that i would stay up past my bed time reading it. everything seems so bland or something idk. i’m only 19 and everything is so tiring. i miss wanting to be awake

[elation-success]

this is the realist shit on this website

[invertedgender]

Men are using a powerful hashtag to fight back against emotional abuse

According to NCADV, 4 in 10 people have experienced some kind of coercive control from an intimate partner. Sadly, #MaybeSheDoesntHitYou is raising much-needed awareness for a widespread problem.

[anzozi-everywhere]

All right pals. I know people are going to roll their eyes at this and see it as an MRA thing, but this really isn’t about undermining abuse suffered by women. It’s about acknowledging that men can be abused, because people of all genders are capable of being abusive and some men have abusive partners. It’s about emotional abuse, which is notoriously hard to speak up about, affecting men, a group who are notoriously loath to speak up about being in an abusive relationship. So this is #important honestly. Emotional abuse is serious and real and can happen to anyone. It can be perpetuated by people of ALL genders, regardless of wider social dynamics, and absolutely no one deserves to go through it. I’d have preferred the hashtag not to be about straight relationships and to acknowledge that abuse can be perpetuated by people of all genders, but nonetheless, this is really important.

[awesomeeverysingleday]

abuse is abuse regardless of gender identity

[doctorxii]

reference from the Christmas special footage released at sdcc! 

reblogs appreciated!

@doctorwho

[haruspis-deactivated20220412]

The best feeling in the universe is when you meet somebody who just… adds to the substance of your existence.

I’m not even talking romantically (though that obviously goes too), I just mean somebody who you spark an immediate and indomitable connection with, and you know that there’s just… more to you for knowing them than there was when you didn’t.

[haruspis-deactivated20220412]

As a follow-up for today, there’s simply no verbal medicine quite like being told “I’m so glad I met you”.

[bisexualsparksfly]

@baked-bri <3