- Girls are soft.
- Girls want to listen to you.
- TWO MOMS
- Girls are understanding.
- Girls have a soft touch.
- Girls like to cuddle.
- Girls bodies intertwine perfectly.
- Girls are just awesome.
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If you’re lesbian and you fall for a guy
FINE
If you’re gay and you fall for a woman
FINE
If you’re bisexual and you have a preference for girls
FINE
If you’re bisexual and you have a preference for guys
FINE
If you’re pansexual and have a preference
FINE
What’s not fine is telling someone they can’t love another person because it doesn’t fit into the confinements of a label.
Why I like being a lesbian.
- Girls are so fucking sexy.
- You can’t get pregnant even if you forget to take your pill.
- If you want penetrative sex, you can still get it, but with a really awesome purple penis.
- Boobs go ‘badoing’ and can amuse me for hours.
- When they bite their lip…
- You can both ‘wear the trouser’s’ and not make a guy feel emasculated.
- A girl’s skin is always so soft.
- Again, boobs.
- And also, vaginas.
- And just generally, girls are yummy.
Can hot girls stop being
• twice my age
• straight
• 2223848 miles away from me
• famous
• taken
• not interested
• fictional
The Signs as Sexuality Stereotypes
Aries - angry feminist lesbian
Taurus - lesbian who brings UHaul on first date
Gemini - mood swingy lesbian
Cancer - flannels and beanies wearing lesbian
Leo - lesbian who tries to convert straight women
Virgo - lesbian who only listens to tegan and sara
Libra - lesbian who will watch anything with a lesbian in it
Scorpio - cat loving lesbian
Sagittarius - softball player lesbian
Capricorn - all girls school lesbian
Aquarius - lesbian bed death
Pisces - pillow queen
Yeah tbh lack of lgbt spaces really hurts. I want to meet other lgbt+ people in a situation that is not inherently sexual, alcoholic or online.
Queer coffee shops please
A guy once told my lesbian friend that being a lesbian is a huge turn off for guys and that she’ll never find a boyfriend.
In a move that’s been anticipated since this summer, the American Psychiatric Association has officially approved a revision to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-V) declassifying “gender identity disorder” as a mental illness.
The implications of this change: transgender and gender-nonconforming individuals’ identities are no longer considered mental illnesses. It’s astounding that it’s taken until now for this to happen. Homosexuality was declassified as a mental illness in 1973, and that was already pretty late in the game.
Instead, people who may have been previously diagnosed with “gender identity disorder,” a label often used to discriminate against trans people, will be diagnosed with gender dysphoria to describe “the emotional distress that can result from ‘a marked incongruence between one’s experienced/expressed gender and assigned gender.’”
This will allow for affirmative treatment and transition care without the stigma of disorder. Earlier this year, the APA also released new health guidelines for transgender patients, as well as a position statement affirming transgender care and civil rights. Both documents align with a new standard for respecting trans people in the medical community.
Huge, huge news. Trans followers, what say you?
About time.
Interesting.
