#and lesbian and trans and bisexual and asexual and pansexual and queer

[thickkkcandy]

Agreed😅💕

[genderqueerdykes]

as important as pride month is, if it's just not your thing, or you can't be out or celebrate, that's perfectly okay. some queer people don't like all of the commotion and drawing attention to themselves, and that's okay. you can be proud in your own way, it can be a quiet thing, it doesn't have to be a raucous celebration. treat yourself well this month, but you're not obligated to be out and loud if you don't want to, or can't be. it's your choice. happy pride to you if you choose to celebrate quietly, or even not at all, or if you just can't for safety or personal reasons.

[alexisgoingcrazy]

I really really love my best friend. And my other (non queer) friends. But sometimes I wish they were queer to understand it better. Does that make sense?

[pierrethesillyclown]

whenever I make a LGBTQIA+ related post I get sad that I can't fit everything I know into the tags. I just want to put the whole spectrum in there :(

[prideallyeararound]

Say it louder for the phobes in the back!!

It’s nearly pride month, you know what that means it’s time for y’all yearly reminder;

THIS IS NOT A SAFE PLACE FOR TRANSPHOBES,

ASEXUAL/AROMANTIC EXCLUSIONISTS,

AROMANTIC/ASEXUAL PHOBES,

HOMOPHOBES, BIPHOBES, PANPHOBES AND THOSE PEOPLE WHO SAY “invalid label” TO ANYONE IN THE QUEER COMMUNITY

(apart from those who use the “it’s a label” to push sick ideas like being attracted to children)

And finally anyone who supports, voted for, or likes trump and the surrounding policies.

Go fuck yourselves ❤️🧡💛💚🩵💙🖤🩷❤️🧡💛💚🩵💙💜🤍

[peachdoxie]

Now that Pride Month is over I actually have to think of content to put on my library's Tumblr instead of just searching the word "gay" in the catalog.

[raqualswonderfunblog]

[prideallyeararound]

FUCK YEAH

[yunihong]

A gentle reminder 🌈🤍

[shutinthenutouse]

[idkwhatthisisbutheresdcandstuff]

LOUDER FOR THE PEEPS IN THE BACK

No LGB without the T!

[lgbtqtext]

[i-3at-s0ap]

PLEASE REBLOG IF YOU VOTE!

[justcallmedom31]

These are so beautiful.

Credit goes to the wonderful artist: ChibiGreen

[batteredblueberry]

[ID: drawings of various different moths, each with a different shape and matching the colors of a different pride flag. The corresponding identity label is written above each moth. The pictured labels are lgbtq+, polysexual, genderqueer, omnisexual, aromantic, genderfluid, gay, non-binary, asexual, pansexual, lesbian, trans, bisexual, gynosexual, demiromantic, demi-girl, demi-boy, bigender, demisexual, aceflux, sapphic (2 versions), aroace, intersex, genderflux, agender, neptunic, queer. End ID]

Thought about doing these Magical Moths as LGBTQ+ flags colors as individual posts too🌈🦋 if you repost please tag me @chiaralbart 💖

[genderqueerdykes]

while it's very important to understand who you are, i wanted to point something out that i see queers stressing over, especially young queers, which is that you do not have to label every part of your identity, or any part of it at all. if you've tried every label and nothing fits you, if you feel like you have an experience that sits outside of what others defined, if you feel like you relate to an experience but don't have it exactly, if you feel like you fall between the cracks of identities, if you feel like you could never possibly be defined by labels... that's fine. that's more than okay. if you just don't understand a part of you, but it's there and not causing you harm, you don't have to label it if you can't or don't want to. you can experience something without having a word for it.

i see young queers stressing over trying to figure out whether or not they're gay, lesbian, bisexual, pansexual, polysexual, omnisexual, trans, nonbinary, genderqueer, aro, ace, genderfluid... it's okay to identify as these things if you know that they're you. but you also don't have to identify with anything if you don't want to. you don't have to figure out how to label every aspect of your identity. you don't "have" to figure any of this out if you don't want to or if it stresses you out too bad. it's important to know yourself- knowing yourself also includes acknowledging that labels like this may not be for you if you find you just can't make them fit no matter what. that's an okay experience, too. it's okay to live outside of those boundaries altogether and just be yourself, without words to define what makes you you.