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elphiekin:

If you arent trans here are some issues you dont get to have a say in:

  • Acceptable pronouns for trans people
  • Which genders are real and which are not
  • Defining characteristics of transness
  • Whether or not a specific person is really trans
  • Use of transphobic/transmisogynistic slurs within the trans community

These are INTRACOMMUNITY issues and cis people dont get to offer their opinions on them!

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elleanor1222:

MEOW MAGAZINE

Photo: Jesy Almaguer
Hair & Make up: Yumi Asakawa
Artworks: Rosie Music
Model: Elleanor

http://meowmag.com.mx/space-oddity/

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taylor-ruth:
“Tsahi Herzel Hacmon
”

taylor-ruth:

Tsahi Herzel Hacmon

murmurlr:
“When you introduce your gf for the first time
”

murmurlr:

When you introduce your gf for the first time

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enoughtohold:

when we first got married i had to psych myself up every time to say “my wife” to a new person. it was awkward because with “girlfriend” a lot of people would just assume i meant “friend,” and of course “fiancée” is gender-neutral when spoken, so we’d always had plausible deniability. but the meaning of “wife” is pretty unavoidable. still, i made myself do it on principle, and slowly but surely it became natural.

now i love saying “my wife,” to everyone all the time. i love saying it to the old woman distributing the strawberries at the farm share, asking if she knows where i can still get rhubarb because every summer i make my wife a pie. i love saying it to the gay employee helping me at crate and barrel, telling him i’m buying these glasses because my wife and i both had them growing up, and seeing his eyes light up. i love saying it to friends of friends and to new acquaintances and to potential coworkers and to the women at the laundromat. i love being aggressively out, and i love having such an easy way to be aggressively out. i love being the first woman with a wife someone has ever met, making our existence part of their reality. i love being visible for other lgbt people who might feel a little less alone knowing i’m there, which helps me push past the fear when it comes. most of all, i love not hiding. i love saying “my wife” and i love my wife.

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thexfiles:

bi girls are beautiful and deserve nothing but love and support (especially from within the wlw community) just in my correct opinion

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@blessphemy this is the one

@blessphemy this is the one

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kaydeekrunk:

hebizuki:

Sip sip sip
#hognose #snake #snek #reptiblr

Someone call the cops. This is too cute to be legal.

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