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#bofurlover

Ok

#ok whatever #depeche mode #music for gay people

Don't you just love working in a restaurant?

#15 confirmed kills as of today #tomorrow? no telling #rat city

Went to the dentist and a Texas Thrift Superstore today

#thrifting #gothic #goth fashion #I love getting praised at the dentist #80s

animentality

dogpuppy

butterknivesbyhand

OK, but like, how big does the wooden stake have to be? If I made wooden bullets would they count? Can you take a vampire out with a particularly well placed splinter?

twistingman

This made me think of the concept of stakes not being used to kill vampires, but to pin them in place.

Imagine a vampire getting a splinter and just being immediately weighed to the ground and held there like fuck!! Shit!! Not again!!

dogpuppy

twistingman

Thenk you spombop

illesecrita

From 1993 to 1995, [Mirha-Soleil] Ross and partner Xanthra Phillippa MacKay published gendertrash from hell, a quarterly zine which "[gave] a voice to gender queers, who've been discouraged from speaking out & communicating with each other". They managed the zine's publisher, genderpress, which also distributed other transsexual pamphlets and literature, corresponded with local organizations and sold buttons. In standard zine format, gendertrash was a combination of art, poetry, resource lists, serialized fiction, calls to action, classified ads, illustrations and collages and movie reviews. By and for transsexual, transgender and transvestite people, it addressed gender experiences at the individual and societal level and prioritized sex workers, low-income queers, trans people of colour and prisoners. Articles frequently addressed the erasure of transsexuals from lesbian, gay, bi and queer communities and the communities' co-opting of trans identities and issues. Four issues of gendertrash were published, and its run ended in 1995.