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^ My dorky girlfriend is such a dag and I love her to pieces. Everyone wants a piece of her

There’s a kind of beauty in tacky lesbian fashion because yeah some of it may be ugly but? The confidence behind it. Infuriates straight men. Like you’re not sexually available to me AND you look weird in an off-putting way that doesn’t appeal to me? They can’t stand it and I find that hilarious and support my tacky lesbians

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Omfg

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“nonbinary sauce,” also known as “gender fluid,”

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Corden | Meyers | Kimmel | Colbert | Conan

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Please share if you have followers in Sydney, Au. 

I’m a queer, trans personal trainer & group exercise instructor who is taking private clients and now starting ‘super camp fitness’ group exercise sessions.

I’m an intersectional feminist who understands that health and wellbeing can be expensive for minorities. That’s why my classes are priced on a sliding scale where participants pay what they can afford each week.

I want to foster an all inclusive environment where everyone feels safe, respected and gorgeous. 

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Dying laughing. I love Kate McKinnon

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TOUR LIFE PART 2!

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decent guide

I’m constantly torn between “if it’s meant to be, it will be” and “if you want it, go and get it.”

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Golly gee I hope when yall preach about normalizing body hair on women it includes trans women and women of color

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“ Ultimately, the transition process is not simply about one person. It is a collective effort on the part of many people, and it’s not always easy. Championing initiatives to help transitioning employees often requires self-reflection and courage on the part of non-transgender members of an organization. Senior leaders and HR managers, in particular, must be willing to stand up for the rights and welfare of their transgender employees and to avoid the temptation to simply remain passive. In our view, the transition process should be something that all employees can support and identify with because it is a way of achieving what we all desire as human beings: to be who we are and to be accepted by others. “

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Can I has? I miss my rat babies 

what would i do without my daughters

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This is so funny and true that it hurts

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Anchorage Resident Tim Newton Awoke To The Sound Of Something Running Across His Deck

“Tim was awakened by noises on our deck last week - and looked outside. In astonishment, he grabbed his camera.. and can you believe it? Mama Lynx and her SEVEN kits!! She called to them and they all lined up right outside in front of where he was standing (he was inside the screen door!) Amazing ALASKA WILD LIFE!!! They proceeded to run and play on our deck, and then in our yard.”

Photos/text by Tim Newton Photography

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I'm not transphobic but there's no way the transgendered peter parker headcanon would work in the way of physical appearance, there's no way a trans guy could every achieve the muscles that are required of Spider-Man or any superhero. I'm not transphobic, but you trans guys will always have feminine builds and it isn't realistic for you to say that transgenders could look like buff superheroes or even just strong men. Sorry.

okay putting aside the fact that you are blatantly transphobic despite how much you say “i’m not transphobic” and also putting aside the fact that while peter parker does develop muscle definition he is still known for being very small and lean even after being bitten by the spider, let’s just take a look at some trans guys who will never be able to have the physique of superheroes or of strong men in general:

and that’s just a few of the many trans guys in this world, some of which are fat, or skinny, or curvy, or muscular as fuck – you know, like any other human being. can cis people stop acting like they know shit about what trans people look like.