#DYKES TOO

[chirasul]

not every day is good but there is good in every day you stupid faggots!!!!!!!!

[stemmmm]

more people gotta try this shit where bill has not improved and will not change but he's just chilling so its fine probably. its great

[stonefemblues]

“pretty boy” is such a good and fun gender i’m a big fan

[genderqueerdykes]

SOMEONE'S gotta be the fatass mean dyke who tells other dykes to stop being fucking transphobic. might as well be me

[dyk3-b4it]

i smoke a joint and suddenly i want to make out and grind for a minimum of 82 minutes

[dooanuh]

look at my fbi agents dawg…. they’re going into the lesbian bar

[dirtgh0ul]

dyke bandana // want one?

[church-of-lilith]

they gave kate lethbridge-stewart a fate worse than death (heterosexuality)

[puppmeo]

Okay so im watching Hazbin to have something to talk to my little brother about: Why is all the content im seeing NOT about Charlie and Vaggie. They're so neat

[melancholyfleurs]

something so deeply erotic about laying in between someone’s legs after you’ve gone down and licking your fingers off to taste every last drop in between little kisses to their trembling thighs, hips and tummy… yeah

[sen-thebootmutt]

What basic things should people know about caring for leather?

Oh, how I love all the questions /genuine 💞💞

Okay!!!

So, leather is a skin, right?? It’s a hide. How do we care for our own skin?? Your basic steps:

Rinse

Clean

Rinse

Moisturize

A light spray of water, clean with a gentle soap (non-scented glycerin soap or saddle soap and a small horsehair/badgerhair brush), rinse and wipe off all the soap residue, and moisturize!

“Sen,” you say, “how do I moisturize leather?” Good question!! It’s going to depend on the type of leather.

There’s two big categories of leather; oil tan, and high shine. Oil tan leather is matte, soft, and more flexible (think of old leather dress shoes or casual boots). High shine leather is, well, self explanatory lol (shiny, less flexible, more glossy).

With oil tan leather, you’ll use a leather conditioner! Most bootblacks recommend Hubberd’s Shoe Grease (a heavier, denser conditioner), Obenauf’s Heavy Leather Preservative (more waxy), or Aussie Saddle conditioner (like Obenauf’s, but has a higher beeswax content). These are all pretty easily available online, and can even be bought in bulk and put into other containers!

For high shine leather, you use polish! There’s lots of different brands, but most folks get their start with Kiwi shoe polish (not super high quality, but readily available at big box stores like Walmart and Target). Most experienced bootblacks will use Lincoln or Angelus polish (your choice will depend on things like local humidity, altitude, experience, and technique). Apply a thin layer of polish to the boot, mist with a light spray of water, buff with a horsehair boot brush, and finish with a fine cotton buffing cloth!

I love bootblacking, and I love teaching. If anyone wants, I might record myself the next time I do my boots, so y’all can see these techniques in action!

[sporemiette]

battle jacket update btw . if this means anything to you

[dirtmossart]

I love femmes.. another experience I had recently

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[vampireharpy]

The ocean chose me. I don't know why.

[giddlygoat]

mario + peach is such a good ship istg they’re so good. straight ship so good it feels gay

[libsanonymous]

favor, please stay, and graceland too lore summarized