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fine..if you insist

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"unlikable protagonist" and it's just a woman who's a regular human being with flaws

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LAAPATAA LADIES (2024)

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the women of america were once promised that butch dykes would be lurking in all corners of society, ready to corrupt our minds and turn us all gay. what ever happened to that. where are the butches uncle sam.

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Excerpt of “Butch Images” from chapter 6 of The Lesbian Erotic Dance: Butch, Femme, Androgyny, and Other Rhythms by JoAnn Loulan

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4 dudes out together: unfunny, loud, annoying, rude, unnerving

4 women out together: hilarious, dynamic, fun, adventurous, unbothered, effortless

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Biker flappers on the beach! Mid-1920s

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The biggest “your experiences are not universal” thing I feel is whenever anyone talks about the universality of girls planning their weddings since childhood because. Well. Not me. God bless

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coworkers unthinking automatic ai use making me more and more misanthropic by the second

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> wants to reblog an otherwise good post

> post refers to homosexuality as ‘queerness’

> nevermind

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Source: Common Lives Lesbian Lives; A Lesbian Quarterly ( #29 - Winter 1989 )

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“Painting vulvae, focusing on details of women’s bodies, even the parts that are ‘supposed’ to be hidden, does sometimes feel like a small act of resistance ― a way of saying that women don’t need to hide, that we deserve a place, not just in the art world, but in every sector.”

“It’s part of this strange dichotomy that culture has created for women: reveal and conceal. On one hand, we’re always supposed to reveal enough of ourselves to be sexually attractive, but simultaneously we’re expected to conceal our bodies, our opinions, and, ultimately, I believe, our power.”

 -Jacqueline Secor

Incredible work and incredible words. This is the kind of art that fills my soul with joy at its unabashed, unashamed beauty. Feeling proud to be woman.

 http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/jacqueline-secor-vagina-painting_us_58ab534be4b07028b702f650?section=women

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anyway I love things like having independence, being intelligent, taking pride in my skills, not feigning incompetence, referring to myself as a woman instead of a girl, aging unapologetically, having pores, stretch marks, grey hairs, wrinkles and body fat, listening to my body's needs, eating as much as I need to satisfy my hunger, being bare-faced, wearing comfortable clothes, etcetera

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Gustave Courbet (French, 1819-1877)

The Sleepers, 1866