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San Fransico Bay Times - 1992

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what if i returned

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pride flags color picked from these LPS guys!💟

(i’m so sorry for all these flags i’m having too much fun)

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gender flags colorpicked from furbys🩷🏳️‍⚧️

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pride flags i made by color picking from these rocks! you rock! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

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BUT THERE'S MORE! (thanks for all the requests! <3)

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pride flags i made by color picking from these rocks! you rock! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

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refseek.com

www.worldcat.org/

link.springer.com

http://bioline.org.br/

repec.org

science.gov

pdfdrive.com

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“I Think…” by Leanne Franson, 1992

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Bisexual Pride! 1990 🩷💜💙

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i can’t believe i haven’t done this sooner… pride flags color-picked from Calico Critters/Sylvanian Families figurines!❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

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“My friends think sleeping with a woman is like a nose piercing. To them, it's a fashion statement they are above making. Too transparent. Way too trendy. To them, the image just isn't worth the pain associated with creation. It hurts when a 16-gauge needle first enters, then exits the flesh. Their eyes water to think about it. A silver-plated post rotated three times daily. Proper care a must. Clean hands. Triple-protection antibiotic. All this, and you are left with an undeniable hole. A ruby marks its place. My straight friends think lesbianism is like that ruby nose ring. A conversation piece. They think one day I'll look down and mistake the ruby for a pimple. I'll scratch at it. Pick it. It'll ooze pus. Maybe I'll try to let it heal over. My straight friends think being queer is too vogue. They think I've been taken in by the fad that they resist. They think they are stronger than I am because of it. To them, my queerness is a weakness. Mine and theirs both. I don't question their fondness of me. They love me, my quirkiness, even my queerness. They need me. Without my friendship they would seem closed-minded.”

“Conversation Piece” by M. Paz Galupo, found in “Generation Q” by Robin Bernstien and Seth Clark Silberman (1996)

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Outlook, 1992

“Some gays and lesbians wonder at many bisexuals' angry emphasis on biphobia in the gay community: Don't we know who our real enemies are? The answer is yes, and the dismal truth is we expect homophobia. Bisexual anger has a simple genesis: We expected more of others who have faced homophobia.”

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it’s smelling a little… fruity in here.🫐🍇

4 more pride flags, this time color picked from fruits! (oh and thank you all SO MUCH for the love on my previous flags!🫶)

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Occasional Trouble Passing…

“What do you mean I can’t go in there? You can just suck my sock, buddy!”

found in “FTM Newsletter”, 1990s

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letter from 1956 of a “homo american” criticizing binary views on sexuality.

“When you speak of "true homosexuality," as an "attitude of mind in which the affections are turned towards a member of the same sex." you are narrowing down from the standard definition of homosexuality. This attraction exists in different degrees and it may or may not be accompanied by love. The "pseudo-homosexuals" to which you refer are as genuinely homosexual as complete inverts, even though they also possess heterosexual response. Otherwise they would not have the desire to engage in homosexual relations.”

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i made a few LGBTQ+ flags by color picking a few of those nostalgic, sand-filled stuffed animals!

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MY BEAR IS LESBIAN, IS YOURS?