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☆ gabi (they/them), 22
☆ stone butch lesbian
☆ biracial POC
☆ Black Lives Matter, give the LandBack, free Palestine, liberation for all. TERFs/homophobes/racists/transphobes/fascists/antisemites/islamophobes/ableists/fatphobes/xenophobes/pro-EDs/intersexists/etc gtfo, change your hearts or die
☆ i forget to tag 99% of the time but if there's anything specific you need tagged just lmk and i will do my best to remember !
Sexuality is a blurry mess, but one thing is clear: butches are pretty
Elvis are you a butch?
Woah mama I'm the hottest butch in Vegas, baby
indeed.com/jobs/living-weapon
Buses are very tolerant of humans and not skittish at all. Trains are much less tolerant and they get scared easily ... Trains hate when their way of life /schedule is disturbed. Even a small deviation will be very stressful for a train. While buses are used to it. They have to deal with cars every day so their tolerance is very high. Buses are like large herbivores. You can't push them over or make them do something they don't like. You may train it but they still go their own way most of the time. Very independent. While a train doesn't know what to do when it sees a plastic bag on the tracks
Tomona Matsukawa - Tonight, was I really with someone?, 2025 - Oil on canvas
International Ms. Leather winners Cindy Bookout (left, '94) and Amy Marie "Bare" Meek (right, '93).
After winning the title, Meek - an out lesbian - became the director of the International Ms. Leather contest and ran it from 1995 - 2006. She also appeared in Michelle Handelman's 1995 documentary, Bloodsisters: Leather Dykes and Sadomasochism.
Image: Leather Archives and Museum.
gay and transgender life in provincetown, massachusetts. chris korda, 1991.
This is badass: Medieval Nubian Fashion Brought to Life. Click through to the link because there’s more replica clothing and it is all stunning!
great minds think of dykes
Knowing you could have it if you wanted but not knowing if you want it at all
Nothing better than an uptight repressed woman
are you visibly queer + do you fear for your safety in public specifically due to queerness? (not because of racism or misogyny or ableism—i know these overlap sometimes but just think of queerness please. if it feels impossible to distinguish, select “other”)
- yes, yes most of the time
yes, only sometimes (in certain places/settings or times of day)
yes, not really
kinda (when styled a certain way or in groups/with a partner), most of the time
kinda, only sometimes
kinda, not really
no (straight-passing/cishet passing), most of the time
no, only sometimes
no, not really
other
not queer/see results
every time I see an old trans personal I am filled with this incredible warmth and I hope that they got everything they wanted
