#lgbtqiplus

[deckofmanyaces]

There are many ways to be asexual, and greysexual is a brilliant label for some who sit partway on the spectrum 💜

[myworlddominusurso]

. 🌈 SINTEFPB lança sua primeira campanha em homenagem ao Mês do Orgulho LGBTQI+! . Confira a nossa mensagem: . Junho é celebrado como o mês do orgulho LGBTQI+. Relembrando a Rebelião de Stonewall, quando, pela primeira vez na história, pessoas que viviam fora da heteronormatividade se organizaram para exigir dignidade e respeito. De lá para cá, muitos avanços aconteceram e uma série de direitos foram conquistados, mas também é verdade que ainda falta muito para que alcancemos plena igualdade e liberdade para todas as formas de afeto e sexualidade. . Piadas lgbtfóbicas, brincadeiras, comentários são, infelizmente, ainda uma constante. Por mais que nos esforcemos para que o Instituto seja um ambiente acadêmico e educacional para todas e todos, ele, até aqui, não é um lugar isento de preconceitos. . Por isso, nesse mês de junho, o SINTEFPB vem dizer a todas as servidoras e servidores, a todas as estudantes e aos estudantes: qualquer maneira de amor vale a pena, qualquer maneira de amor vale amar! E nós temos muito orgulho de todas as formas de amor que se manifestam, ainda mais num país no qual o ódio tem sido ostentado sem nenhuma vergonha. . Aos LGBTQI+ do IFPB, quem tem um sindicato não está sozinho. . O espírito de luta de Stonewall vive! . Tenhamos orgulho de quem somos, em junho e durante o ano todo! . SINTEFPB . . . Material Gráfico e Divulgação: Carolina Lopes - ASCOM SINTEFPB . . . #lgbtqi #lgbt #lgbtqia #lgbtqimais #lgbtqiplus #mesdoorgulholgbtqi #mesdoorgulholgbt #mêsdoorgulholgbt . #respeito #nãoaopreconceito #nãoalgbtfobia #diversidade #diversidadesim #amor #maisamor . #sintefpb #ifpb @sintefpb @ifpb.oficial . . ▪️Se as amigas e amigos puderem disseminar a mensagem, nós agradecemos! https://www.instagram.com/p/CBlOb3BAO47/?igshid=laccdcv04x56

[laurencemorganart]

Utterly breathtaking and hair raising to hear and be in the presence of Chiyo today in brighton at the Riot exhibition part duex Chiyo Gomes Pronouns "They/them or he/him" Identity  "I'm transgender identifying as non-binary but falling under the Trans umbrella. I identify heavily with the acronym QTPOC, being both Queer, Trans, and a Person of Colour. We use the scene to blur gender lines and I also using drag as a coping mechanism for gender dysphoria as well as a way to introduce race narratives to a predominantly white conversation." #art #exhibition #brighton #pride #lgbtqiplus #trans #drag #queer #nonbinary #lifeaffirming #dragrace #proud (at BMECP Centre Brighton) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0_wOprnmrN/?igshid=1nbtvlso28sf6

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*sigh* .....guys... I'm just really, REALLY gay. Like, really gay.

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Hey! Idk if any of you guys really care lol, but I’ve created a personal Instagram (have.a.gay.christmas) so if you want/need to talk or you want to see my face and other gay things, feel free to check it out! **edit** If you do check it out, dm me or leave a comment that you're from here! I'd love to talk to you!

[lgbtqiplus-blog]

“'I think that coming out of the closet isn’t necessary and I don’t think they should be forced to do it,' said a man who asked to be identified only as Kentaro. He was ejected from the hospital room of his partner of 11 years as he lay dying, was barred from leading his funeral, and then lost the apartment they had shared. He’s now involved with EMA-Japan and starting a support group for people who’ve lost a partner, but he doesn’t want to be identified by his full name because people at work don’t know that he’s gay." ^^^This is a problem, guys. Please please please, reblog and spread the word. Our lgbtqi+ family is suffering because they are not recognized and don't feel safe enough to come forward or come out at all. It's up to the rest of us to help them out.

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Important Milestone for Me (2)

I made another binder! I wore it along with the other one I made and a sports bra last night. I wasn't totally flat :( but it was much better! Also, not only was it my first time binding outside of my house, but it was my first time in front of PEOPLE. *gasp* lol but really, I'd been too scared to do it even in front of my family (I'm not out to anyone yet) so I'm really proud of myself!