A gender euphoria collection across aestetics and genres | transfemme (she/her) | 29
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This is so wonderful as a trans mom 🥹❤️
anyone remember that book by the curious george authors abt the transgender kangaroo
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The contemporary queer insistence to call almost any lesbian who isn’t a 1950s housewife a butch is really ignoring how hot and incredible femme muscle girls are…
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The incense Burner, Alfonso Savini
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a deal with the devil
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Naiad by Charles-André van Loo (18th Century)
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perfectly preserved amber fossil of a fairy crossing her arms and pouting
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You are a daughter of kings. A shieldmaiden of Rohan. I do not think that will be your fate.
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Art by Sysparkle
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lesbians love and support our trans sisters 💖💖
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The thing about finding joy in making other girls happy is… am I selfless, lifting them up, showing them the beauty I see so clearly? Or am I just indulging in my own pleasure, basking in the glow of their happiness like a hopeless thing, drawn to the warmth of trans girls finally seeing themselves the way they were always meant to be?
Because God, there’s nothing more intoxicating than that moment—when she catches her reflection and doesn't look away, when she hears herself called her and doesn't flinch, when she lets the weight of the world slip from her shoulders for just a second and smiles.
Maybe it’s selfish that I live for those moments, but I don’t care. If I can be the reason a trans girl holds her head a little higher, the reason she giggles when she tries on a dress that hugs her just right, the reason she blushes when I tell her she’s stunning—then let me be greedy. Let me drown in the softness of it, the rightness of it.
Because trans girls deserve love that doesn’t come with conditions. They deserve to be worshipped for their resilience, adored for their femininity in all its unique, breathtaking forms. They deserve to know that they are beautiful, not in spite of who they are, but because of it.
And if I can give even one of them that feeling—if I can be the voice that drowns out the doubts, the hands that help her step fully into herself—then I’ll do it a thousand times over. Because watching trans girls thrive isn’t just joy. It’s euphoria.
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Some of Maria Feodorovna’s most devastating dresses of your gothic vampiress/villainess dreams, ca. 1880′s-1890′s
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Phaedra. Alexandre Cabanel (French, 1823-1889)
You Are Not Forgotten. Daniel Gerhartz (American, b. 1965)
The Sleeping Beauty. John Collier (British, 1850-1934)
The Conversation. Vincent G. Stiepevich (Russian, 1841-1910)
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seeing a trans woman in a library is like seeing a golden fawn in a mystical forest. pure serenity…
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