#lesbian alien posting

[lil-miss]

I keep seeing these like "give me X notes and I'll do Y" lists so I thought it would be fun to make one.

Give me 10 notes and I'll get the next Galaxy Girls chapter done by the end of May.

Give me 25 notes and I'll release my detailed ass disability thoughts about fem ZaDr from the vault.

Give me 50 notes and I will actually post art.

Give me 100 notes and I will finish and release the next 5-6 chapters of Galaxy Girls by the end of June.

Give me 200 notes and I will stop suffering and write that ballet.

Give me 300 notes and I will fix my sleep schedule.

[belovedblabber]

Typical lesbian couple

[gayvampyr]

“queer spaces should be inclusive of people who don’t enjoy sex and who have “strange”, negative or repulsed relationships with sex” and “sex is an important aspect of lgbt community, history, and activism and queer people should be allowed and able to talk freely about sex without stigma or shame” are ideas that can and should coexist.

[lostryu]

i need gay rights because literally not a single self-proclaimed cis/het 'ally' understands the alienating experience that comes with being the only gay person in the workplace.

i am a gnc butch lesbian. i use he/him pronouns. when i came out to my manager regarding my pronouns (i had been an open lesbian since the moment of my hire), she told me that she supported me, but she could not enforce or ask our clients to use the correct pronouns for me. she told me it was something i would have to learn to deal with. she never uses the correct pronouns for me unless a person from a different department (who also happens to be LGBT+) is present. she is our HR in addition to manager.

none of my coworkers in my department ever remember to use my pronouns. if i remind them, they go over the top with the "im sorry's" and the "im still learning" and "you know i try my hardest's!" and "i swear im not homophobic!", it has been over 6 months since i came out. if i say nothing, they continue to use she/her (unless that other lgbt+ person from the other department is present, then they miraculously get it right).

sometimes they call me 'girl'. they always flounder and correct to "man-boy-uh youknowwhatimeanright". they laugh it off. they never bother to ask what terms i am comfortable with, or if i even cared in the first place. they don't care about my gender, they never bother to ask. somehow the subject gets changed every time i try to tell them, or set a boundary.

once in a while in a slow shift, the conversation will hop to our dating lives. somehow, it always jumps to how men suck and how dating a woman must be so much easier. they wish they could be gay and not straight. every time, they'll stare at me expectantly, like i am an animal at the zoo. no matter what i say, positive or negative, i must be lying. i cannot be that happy in my relationship, or if i have any issues, they must be minor. if i say 'why don't you try dating a girl then' to their remarks, they'll laugh, say something like "there is no way i possibly could" with that special tone of disguised disgust.

i am a prop, at work. they tell me about how much they love their kids. how they could bring anyone home and they wouldn't care. "they could be black, brown, or purple," they'll say "it could be a woman or a man! I support gay rights!" Then they will talk about how hungry they are, and how they will be going to Chick Fil a for the 4th time this week. 'as a treat'. it is thursday. they talk about going to Hobby Lobby again for christmas decorations, or another sale. sometimes i think i can taste blood.

its june. they talk about the pride parade and how excited they are to see the queens and their 'funny costumes'. they talk about how fun it is to go and watch, how they like the free things the corporations hand out. they don't want to bring their younger kids though. they're not old enough. they do not know that the first pride was a riot. they do not know what happened during the AIDS crisis, how many died. they don't really care when i try to tell them, they'd rather focus on the fun parts of the parade. the spectacle.

i wear a pronoun pin, to make it easier. still somehow no one can get my pronouns right. a client notices it. commends me for "being brave" and "coming out." she never uses my correct pronouns. i stopped wearing the pin after the 11th person asked me if my name on my name tag was my real one, and after the 45th person went out of their way to use incorrect pronouns every sentence. my manager, the HR, did not care.

i need gay rights, but somehow everything got resolved when they allowed us to marry in 2015. to our allies, the work is done. somehow i am left more alone than when we started.

[vampuppyy]

"doomed toxic yaoi" this "doomed toxic yaoi" that. WRONG. doomed toxic yuri 2.0. lesbians

[charrfie]

Second piece of art I've ever made of the characters from my latest oc universe and it's a shitpost

[neo-wolfe]

Courier Synapses 🐻‍❄️💌

[plz click for higher quality]

[thekiteman]

Wander over yonder oc concept

She is a work in progress, she doesn’t even have a name yet, maybe it will be something angelic like Angelina Or something stupid and unrelated to her character like Dr. baseball.



[lil-miss]

Hey😈😈😈😈

LESBIANS!!! GAY PEOPLE!!!

Fkdjfk Zim’s lil smile and her hands grabbing Dib’s arm omg!!

[werewoofers]

happy lesbian alien day!

[sexy-sapphic-sorcerer]

I finally watched Heaven Sent because it has long been hailed as The Best Episode of Doctor Who. and yeah it was good but I think I've been too scarred by Sherlock to buy into Steven Moffat's "protagonist monologues from his mind palace in the seconds before his death about how he is going to survive with the Power of Physics" routine

[kazzastark]

I forgot to post about my lesbian alien gfs on here

Warning for nonsexual nudity (it's censored and it's only the chest area but still)

This is tenya. She's an alien and she thinks rasha is also an alien.

This is rasha. She's a human and she thinks that tenya is just an abnormally strong and tall human with no way of conceiving normal human social norms.

Mini comic of them

[grobyna]

Alien dude I drew for

♡ !! LESBIAN VISABILITY WEEK !! ♡

❤️🧡🤍🩷❤️

《 Recent Art 》

[comradecowplant]

okay Seven litcherally describes potential dating partners using the word "individuals" rather than referencing gender but because this show is made in the 1990s Doc & Tom are exclusively revolving her dating practice around men 🙄🙄🙄

[sapphicyearningbot]

growing up as an not attractive introverted lesbian that didn't know any other sapphics affected, affects and will affect me my whole life will it