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Pride is in three weeks!
June in Belgium is exam season, so our Pride parade is always a bit early.., this year it’s May 17th!
The Brussels Pride - In the Capital of Europe is an unmissable day for the LGBTQIA+ community in Belgium and the defence of their rights.
See you on Saturday 🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈
Loïc Nottet - Heartbreaker (Official Video)
@crazybutgood look at this! Draco Malfoy’s got moves, y’all.
The Belgian Pride, Bruxelles, 19 mai 2018 (4/4)
https://revshoot.tumblr.com/ insta fb snap : revanche77
My make-up for Pride :)
YOOOOOOOOOOOOOO BELGIAN LAW AND PROCESS FOR CHANGING YOUR LEGAL GENDER AND NAME IS GONNA BE CHANGED THIS YEAR AND MADE SUPER SIMPLE
NO REQUIRED STERILISATION OR ANY MEDICAL OPERATION ANYMORE, AND NAME CAN BE CHANGED TO REFLECT YOUR DESIRED GENDER STARTING AT 12 YEARS OLD!!!
JUST DECLARING THAT THIS IS WHO YOU FEEL YOU ARE WILL NOW BE ENOUGH TO GET THAT LEGALLY RECOGNIZED!!!
À partir du 1er janvier 2018, les personnes transgenres pourront faire modifier officiellement leur enregistrement du sexe et leur prénom sans conditions médicales à travers une procédure administrative auprès du fonctionnaire de l’état civil. Elles ne seront plus obligées de subir une opération génitale, qui était obligatoire. La nouvelle loi offre également des possibilités aux personnes mineures, qui pourront donner forme à leur vraie identité étape par étape. Les principes derrière cette loi sont que les personnes transgenres soient respectés et qu'ils puissent déterminer eux-mêmes ce qu'ils souhaitent être sans être obligés de subir une opération.
Bring me back to pride 🌈
This morning my girlfriend and I got into an argument about whether this sign means that we have to hold hands waiting for the traffic light to change or we have to stop holding hands until the traffic light changes (because it’s a stop light). Argument ended when the light changed and she couldn’t deny my logic that a green light showing two girls holding hands while walking can only be interpreted as MANDATORY HAND-HOLDING while crossing the street.
© EDanhier
Belgian Pride 2017 dans les rues de Bruxelles.
