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Charlie | he/they | Bi Polyam | Pisces| Pagan Witch MLM and witchy stuff Non-witches are welcome

[miyabau]

cow in a meadow!

[pirate-gay]

mlm/wlw solidarity is mistaking eachother for a hot gay guy or a hot butch lesbian

[cryptid-corpse]

Things may be fucked but atleast it's October

[horrorandhalloween]

by Austin Pardun

[midnight4ever]

Fairy house

[cthonicdionysus-deactivated2021]

I have to be the most gnc corpse in the ditch

[ftmsupportblog]

the rest of the world was black and white

but we were in screaming color

(recolored one of my favorites vintage mlm pictures)

[catcrumb]

[poeticallybitter]

[girasoles-y-sol-deactivated2025]

My little haul from yesterday 🍂✨

[somewherethereissnow28]

just wanna have a movie night with a boy </3 laying on his chest while he plays with my hair and i trace shapes on his chest, covered in blankets just enjoying each others company <33

[artfest]

Pʜᴏᴛᴏɢʀᴀᴘʜʏ ʙʏ Nᴏɴᴀ Lɪᴍᴍᴇɴ.

[disjointed-unit-blog]

[kaijudick]

the thing is that when well-meaning cis people ask "what are your preferred pronouns" they never offer their own pronouns in exchange, and they don't ask anyone who isn't visibly gender nonconforming. Instead of "normalizing" sharing pronouns, what this actually does is train cis people to 1) look for and 2) single out trans people in public in order to perform allyship in a way that is mostly self gratifying. and then they'll still misgender you

[crunchingtiger-deactivated20260]

Okay what can I do to get someone's pronouns in a respectful way if I'm not sure? Because it's something that I've been kinda concerned about cause i can't go around asking everyone their pronouns (Deep South. Just....not a good idea) but I'm never sure how to go about getting someone else's and I don't want to misgender anyone.

[kaijudick]

Don't ask strangers their pronouns in public, unless it's a LGBT only space where that would be accepted. If you're genuinely unsure about somebody's presentation, just avoid gendered terms or use "they" if you have to. Let people correct you if they want to correct you, and be graceful about it. If you're in friendly company, introduce yourself with your own pronouns first to signal that reciprocation is welcome. If you absolutely must, you can ask somebody in private.

Misgendering people unknowingly is not a mortal sin. I allow myself to be misgendered all the time because it's safer, or because I don't want to out myself. Somebody might tell you "my pronouns are she/her, but use he/him at work or around my family" and you have to respect that! Visibility is not always a good thing when you're a trans person existing in the world.

Sometimes the best way to be an ally is to mind your business.

[rhythmically-yours]

can i do your eyeliner? just as bros? unless,,,

[witch-and-wild]

Herb tips 🌿🪴🍵

[replanting]

sometimes im like…..what is the point of all this ??? and then i hang out with the people i love, and for a brief moment, i see