if you were gay amv

kukai is a stereotypical straight boy

[tinglebuddy-blog]

IM HERE TO GET MY ASS KICKED

[tinglebuddy-blog]

tinglebottle reunited once again

[tinglebottle]

TINGLEBUDDY MY TINGLEBENNY

[tinglebuddy-blog]

tinglebottle reunited once again

[tinglebuddy-blog]

@tinglebottle reunited once again

[kchikurdi]

ISIS massacred 150 women for refusing to marry ISIS militants and buried them in a mass grave in fallujah

why y’all sleeping on this??

[toastoat]

source

[bushybrowboy-deactivated2015041]

They’re currently in lebanon and its so fucking scary

[come-to-never-neverland-with-me]

Fuck I have family there I WAS BORN THERE AND I CANT DO A DAMN FUCKING THING

[kchikurdi]

while you can’t bring back the lives of those 150 women, what you can do is donate money to the many relief organizations in iraq and kurdistan to save the lives of hundreds of other women and children here and here and here

[scabphobic-deactivated20170206]

Since Leelah’s tumblr blog was deleted by her abusive as shit mother, here’s a backup with all her posts saved and everything. Rest in peace, Leelah.

[dw-deactivated20160603]

i saved leelah’s suicide note onto an online archive which is probably more creditable than a screenshot just in case the post is deleted

[dw-deactivated20160603]

leelah’s tumblr was removed

[myxopas-deactivated20171229]

We need to fix society…Rest in power Leelah

[harrystylesdaily]

Alex Yrigoyen's mission statement on GoFundMe:

“Shortly after hearing of [Leelah’s] death, I made a post on my blog offering to donate 3 boxes worth of clothes I don’t wear anymore along with make-up and wigs to trans women who are unable to express their gender identities in a way that makes them comfortable due to a lack of finances or unsupportive parents, similar to Leelah’s. I received over 4 dozen requests from trans women who were in dire need of necessities and twice as many requests from people who wanted to help my cause by donating their clothes in a matter of a couple hours. I didn’t think what I offered would become so popular and that’s when I realized I had the potential to start something big, something that could change the lives of thousands for the better. I realized I could help Leelah’s death mean something. I had just finished packing a 3rd package when I decided I would call my project “The Leelah Project”, a cause that helps underprivileged trans women receive the necessesities they need to express their gender identities the way they want to. But I need help. I want to expand who I help by including all trans and genderqueer people, but with my limited supply and finances, I can’t do that. This is what this GoFundMe is about.

I want to start out by helping 500 trans and genderqueer people; 250 trans women and feminine nonbinary people, and 250 trans men and masculine nonbinary people. I want to supply them with much more than a dress and nail polish. I want to supply the men with binders to bind their breasts and women with bras, gel inserts, and panties to help them tuck better. I want to create care packages that I can send to underprivileged trans people in need of my help. That’s what “The Leelah Project” is about; helping trans people to be who they are.

I need to raise $40,250 if I want to be able to supply 500 trans people with these care packages.

Please help me reach this goal. Please help me to ensure that Leelah didn’t die in vain.”

If you would like a package,  here is a link to the project’s tumblr. They have a email set up for inquiries at [email protected] and I’m sure you can contact Alex through tumblr itself. As of right now, they offer small and medium feminine clothing, but they are working on making sure they’ll have larger options soon eta: and complete masculine options. (You are also able to select the makeup you’d like from a few different options, too!) And, finally, there is discrete shipping options if need be.

If you would like to donate, here is the link for the GoFundMe! Examples of what your donation could provide include:  $2: a lipstick and mascara set, or men’s deodorant $6: a pack of bras, a ‘stand to pee’ device or shipping for a package $10: control briefs or a summer dress $30: a summer dress, blouse and top, or a binder to conceal breasts  or, if you’re able to be extra generous $79 or $82 dollars will cover a complete male or female care package  (To donate clothes or personal items I believe you can go to the How Can I Help? page on The Leelah Project’s tumblr and contact Alex personally at [email protected].)

[meviemc]

Damn, This hit me hard. I can’t believe a parent could be so cruel to their own child.

[elliexer-moved]

Dedicated to Leelah Alcorn, who i heard wanted longer hair. If you reblog this, please add reputable links for charities that you can donate to involving Transgender rights, because it’s what Leelah wants and I don’t personally feel like I can offer the right links. 

Rest In Power, sweetpea. 

[babybear]

The Leelah Project

TransOhio

Kaleidoscope Youth Center 

Trans Lifeline

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I fixed my Leelah picture to the hairstyle she said she wanted

[candycoatedpoprocks]

To you, Leelah Alcorn.

You didn’t deserve the treatment you were given. It’s beyond sad that your parents cannot understand how importance it is accepting for who you truly are, but You are shaking nations and bringing word out to society as to why we should do so much better in supporting the lgbtqia community after losing so many, including you. 

Rest In Power. 

(edit: I gave her the preferred hair she would have wanted to have <3)

[weareimgnry-deactivated20180104]

WATCH THIS.  A news segment that does not misgender her, mentions what her parents did to her, and calls the tragedy like it is.

[sinkingrealms]

Leelah’s mothers recent comments on Laverne Cox’s instagram post.

[saintnico]

leelah alcorn cannot come back and apologize for her problematic actions. she is dead. stop making callout posts.

[thepeoplesrecord]

About the new Trans Lifeline: [phone]

Trans Lifeline is a non-profit dedicated to the well being of transgender people. We run a hotline staffed by transgender people for transgender people. Trans Lifeline volunteers are ready to respond to whatever support needs members of our community might have.

This is a FREE helpline run by volunteers and supported by the community.

Who is this line for?

This line is primarily for transgender people experiencing a crisis. This includes people who may be struggling with their gender identity and are not sure that they are transgender. While our goal is to prevent self harm, we welcome the call of any transgender person in need. We will do our very best to connect them with services that can help them meet that need. If you are not sure whether you should call or not, then please call.

Who will answer when I call?

Our hotline is staffed by the true experts on transgender experience, transgender people themselves. Our volunteers are all trans identified and educated in the range of difficulties transgender people experience. Our volunteers are dedicated to improving the lives of transgender people. Full line up of operators.

When can I call?

Call whenever you need help.

Who made this?

Greta Martela created this hotline to help you. It’s powered byPocket Hotline, a system that provides personalized hotlines for communities.

I’m not in a crisis, but I’d like to talk to someone about Trans Lifeline.

If you are a member of the press, represent other LGBT orgranizations or are otherwise looking for more information about our work, please call Greta Martela at [phone].

Mondays

12am - 9am and 11am - midnight

Tuesdays

12am - 2am and 10am - midnight

Wednesdays

12am - 10pm and 10am - midnight

Thursdays

12am - 8am and 10am - midnight

Fridays

12am - 6am and 11am - midnight

Saturdays

12am - midnight

Sundays

12am - midnight

Eastern Time (US & Canada)

Artwork source

[indarkestday]

This is legit. I am one of the volunteer operators. Please call us! That’s what we are here for.

[thesylverlining]

Wow. Amazing.