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Females supporting females!

#this movie’s entire vibe is #‘drunk girls in a bathroom telling you that you’re pretty’ #but with a lot more murder and violence and thievery #and a goddamn hyena named bruce (@rob-anybody)

notallmensheviks

the only real victims of cancel culture were the dixie chicks

mysharona1987

saturn-no-sega

Suits were not made for men, they were made for Zendaya and Brie Larson

russiansappho

Artistic Parallels in “Portrait de la jeune fille en feu” (2019)

“Wanderer above the Sea of Fog” Caspar David Friedrich, 1818

“Miranda” John William Waterhouse, 1875

“Ampio Orizzonte” Ettore Tito, 1910

“Portrait of a heart” Christian Schloe, 2013

“Nymphs dancing to Pan’s flute” Joseph Tomanek, 1920

“Self-Portrait” Elizabeth Nourse, 1892

“Portrait of Mrs. Claude and Miss Virginia Leigh” Philip Alexius de Laszlo, 1933

“Orpheus and Eurydice” Edward Poynter, 1862

“Orphée et Eurydice” Eduard Kasparides, 1896

#portrait of a lady on fire

oaknymph

ppitte

Can’t trust a damn thing these days.

goatatemynametag

SERIOUSLY WHAT THE FUCK ARE EVEN WOMEN’S PANTS????

sarahconnorjr

fish-to-male

it really is an underrated aspect of lesbianism the way that loving other women makes it easier to love yourself.

fish-to-male

i know others have experienced this, but the more comfortable i get with being a lesbian the more i find that i don’t really feel as insecure about my “flaws” anymore. it’s hard to hate myself for having body fat, cellulite, stretch marks, short nails, an inability to apply makeup, body hair, eyebags, and so on when i literally find these things sexy on other women.

fish-to-male

based on some activity i’m seeing in the tags, i’d just like to say that while i wrote this specifically about my experiences this isn’t a phenomenon exclusive to lesbians and that bi women can and do absolutely experience this. love between women is beautiful in all forms and can inspire so much self love and transgresses patriarchal expectations put on us

i’d also like to say that while a lot of us wlw do feel that finding ourselves promoted both our love for other women and self, the lesbian and bi community absolutely does still suffer under patriarchal racist transphobic and fatphobic beauty standards and that we need to keep ourselves accountable and aware at all times. we need to see beauty beyond ourselves and respect those who formed our communities because being wlw does not opt you out of harmful attitudes and behaviors.