#lgbtq positivity

[lgbtqtext]

[clockw0rkvaudeville]

See that’s the fun thing, I’m enigender.

explain your gender in 10 words or less without using boring words like “male”, “female”, “nonbinary”, “masculine”, “feminine” or “androgynous”.

go!

[spicywerewolfloremaster]

Would you like to suck my bulge👿💋❤️😜

[getmichellealter]

Since I didn’t start posting here until after I had started to dye my hair blonde I figured you guys may enjoy seeing a comparison of what I looked like before vs now 😊

[getjinxzed]

points aggressively at this definition

people called us queer in the past to insult us and we have now reclaimed the word

hating on people who are queer in a weird or cringey way is forgetting why we reclaimed this word in the first place!!

be queer in every sense of the word, be your authentic queer self, it is beautiful! and encourage others to do the same

(this includes people with confusing, contradictory and micro labels, btw)

sick of seeing hate thrown towards “baby gays.” let them wear rainbows. let them wear their pride flags like capes. let them make jokes about their identity and talk about it all the time. let them wear tails and puppy ears. let them do what is constantly deemed as “cringe.” let them be excited about finally being able to express their true selves. they deserve it. we all deserve it.

[annacumfacetrans]

Trans girl with a 10inches cock 🍆💧👅

Text me on telegram to find out @annacumface01📩

[vagathathegreat]

[evelaneblogs]

No one can really make you happy except yourself 🥺

Reblog if you genuinely live trans girls 😊

[stephobrien]

Image description:

A post by @/alyssa_merc, showing a screenshot of a text conversation with Mike Mercante.

Mike shared a picture of the LGBTQ+ pride flag, with the caption, "Think of me as the pole. I'm not part of the flag, but I am straight and I will support you."

The response to this meme was "Hell yeah dad".

Alyssa's comment above the screenshot was, "Based dad".

End description.

[n-squared2]

redraw of the first td thing i posted

i love these twinks !!

i like to think i improved my artstyle since i last drew these

[steve-rogers-language]

Why is this community so fucking gay?

[queerism1933]

Protect our trans kids

Why the fuck would a rapist pretend to be trans in a world that already bends over backwards to protect rapists? You ever see how this society treats rape? They laugh about it in movies. They call victims crazy. They ask what she was wearing. They send rapists home with probation and a pat on the back. That shit is routine. Look at Brock Turner. Caught red-handed raping an unconscious woman behind a dumpster. The judge milked a single tear and gave him probation because “he has a bright future.” Three months in jail, and he cried about how ruined his life would be. That’s justice in America. Look at Larry Nassar. Doctor for USA Gymnastics, trusted by parents and the Olympic community. He abused girls for decades. He got 60 years in the slammer, but only after hundreds of survivors came forward. That’s how slow justice moves—when it moves at all. Look at Jeffrey Epstein. Massive trafficker of minors. He got a slap-on-the-wrist plea deal in 2008. Just 13 months in a private wing of a club fed by taxpayer money. He even got daily work release. Ask yourself how that happened—and why. And the Catholic Church. Priests raping altar boys across countries for decades. They shuffled offenders around rather than reporting them. They covered it up. They paid settlements. But bishops never went to prison. Look at cops—real ones with badges and power. They beat their spouses. They rape women in custody. They lie in reports. Some are even charged. Rarely convicted. Even rarer in jail. They keep their badge regardless. You don’t need to pretend to be trans to get away with sexual violence. You just need a badge. A collar. A trust fund. A suit. And maybe a sob story or two. That’s all it takes. We’re soaked in rape culture. It’s in our jokes. It’s in our schools. It’s in our legal system. But no, let’s be terrified of trans women in bathrooms. That makes sense. This whole “they might pretend to be trans” bullshit is a classic diversion. A sob-story-framing tactic. The actual threats are the ones wearing uniforms, ties, and big smiles. They’re the predators no one wants to talk about. But if you mention abuse by a cop or priest or judge, they’ll shut you down. Say “how dare you say that.” Meanwhile stories about “trans predators in the bathroom” get airtime, taxes, legislation. Watch how lawmakers who passed trans panic bills also block funding for shelters or Title IX enforcement. They ban trans youth from sports but won’t pass serious consent ed or hold priests accountable. They write veiled laws, spend millions on these witch hunts, while ignoring real predators. Meanwhile, the data stays clear: trans women are not committing rape in restrooms. Nobody is posing as trans to attack women. But here’s a fact that gets buried: rapists operate inside our churches, schools, courts, jails—safe spaces with no guardrails. Their crimes are hushed, shielded, excused, forgotten. You ask who gets punished in this world? Look at who walks free. Brock Turner. Nassar. Epstein. Priest after priest. Cop after cop. That’s not mental noise. That’s the system failing us over and over. Don’t fall for this fake fear campaign. This shit is projection. The abusers pointing fingers. Rapist screaming “Look over there!” so you don’t see them in the mirror. They hide behind authority while scapegoating trans people who already live under threat.

[dragonsaltartales-art]

I think we need a Floofty in these trying times 💜

Happy pride!

(Welcome to use as an icon or pfp!)

[a-confused-loser-venting]

has anyone ever felt not “queer enough” for pride. my friend invited me to a pride parade for tomorrow and i would definitely join them but idk if its right for me to do so.

despite identifying as non-binary and aromantic i sometimes feel like im not really queer enough to be part of the community.

on the outside i look like a cis girl and in truth i am not “gay enough”. but i still want to go cause this is something i know my friend cares about and she’s sweet enough to always consider me part of the community and wants to have this experience of marching with me besides her.

not to long ago, i talked about my professor in intercultural experiences and i gently mentioned about how my identity is very “small” to be represented and so i sometimes dont manage to put myself out there in society cause im still viewed as a girl and of course barely anyone understands what being aromantic is.

but she told me that i should accept more my identity so that i could be able to not only have relationships with others but with myself too.

so idk. im trying to find anyone who is able to relate so that i could have a piece of mind…