#masc

[picturesofponies]

hi hi!! just found yalls blog this is so cute.. may i request a masc werewolf fluttershy and nb vampire twilight?? tysm <3

creatures of the night in their natural habitat >:D -- mod charm

[lololo6789]

Instead of calling her a good girl I’m just gonna start handing out stickers that have all types of praises on them

[grimoiresheart]

𝔞 𝔡𝔶𝔨𝔢'𝔰 𝔡𝔯𝔢𝔞𝔪 𝔰𝔱𝔬𝔪𝔭𝔢𝔯𝔰

[houstonxbreed]

I refuse to settle though 😭😭

[rdcorvette]

leaving hickeys at the top of her thighs after you're done eating her out because an artist signs their work <3

[dreaming-moondragon]

Friendly reminder that butch/masc's don't have to be muscular or be super into workouts or weight lifting. No matter what our body type looks like, it doesn't make us less butch/masc.

[yourehotcupcakke]

*me seeing a nicely dressed man* hm ok

*me imagining a masc lesbian dressed the same way* yesyesyesyesyesyes

[placeboelysium]

Rubys....🫶 I didn't use a ref for the inside of the lorry so let's ignore most of it okay?

[lololo6789]

Guys I think I found my twin

[bratprincedyke]

Roman Manfredi We/Us

Butches and Studs from working class backgrounds within the British landscape

Co-curated by Ingrid Pollard

Exhibition: 9 March – 3 June 2023 at Space station 65, Kennington, London

Opening hours: 12 – 6PM, Wednesday – Saturdays

Free to visit. Accessible. All welcome.

We/Us is an intergenerational photography and oral history project that celebrates the presence of butches and studs from working-class backgrounds within the British landscape. The project explores the experience of female masculinity through the structures of class and race all over the UK, capturing our diversity as well as our commonality.

When searching for images of butches and studs online, most that come up are from a bygone era, or from the US. Conversations around gender and identity today are often academic and London-centric, sometimes forgetting that our identities are informed by our every day lived experiences.

Our history and our lived experience is our gift to the world.

– Joan Nestle, Restricted Country

Exhibition audio - Participants were interviews about their lives and experiences,

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Vice uk feature

[altxmasc]

First tummy post.

[celebrate-lesbianism]

"I'm too scared to ask her out"

Of course you are. Because she's gorgeous and funny and smart, and looking at her makes you feel all nervous inside. 

But you know what? Asking a woman out gets easier when you remember that she is just a human being. She has wants and needs and flaws, like you. She's neither a fairy or a siren, but a human person—like you. 

You're also a person, and not the ugliest or most terrible one alive like you tell yourself to get out of confessing your feelings. You're imperfect, as is everyone else, but you're equally worthy of love and you have a lot of good qualities to bring to a relationship.

And if you take the leap of faith only for her to say no? Well, she's allowed to do that. She has the right to say no to you, or anyone. Maybe she isn't ready for a relationship, or maybe she just doesn't like you that way. It hurts, but it doesn't say anything about your value as a romantic partner. 🤷🏻

Rejection is a normal part of life; Don't let it stop you from living.

[darkkittyart]

The sluttiest thing a masc can do is sit with their legs open ☕️✨

[raging-guanche]

for all my mascs out there;

YOU ARE NOT PREDATORY FOR LIKING FEMS AND/OR WOMEN.

YOU ARE NOT UGLY OR DANGEROUS.

YOU ARE LOVED, IMPORTANT AND QUEER ENOUGH

YOU DESERVE TO BE HAPPY WITH YOUR MASCULINITY.