#HOUSE PRIDE YES

[soldrawss]

Nothing says pride like ice cream with the bestie 🍨💕🏳️‍🌈💚💛

[laminecuisine]

Happy Pride Month 🩷💜💙

[tenmastrousers]

Happy Pride 2024!!!! ❤️

[poppitron360]

Jason Grace: Too pure for this world

(I’ve just read the Cupid scene and I’m dying)

[navsleftpec]

the people yearn for fat gideon

[yumenosakiacademy]

[whaleiumsharkspeare]

My favorite thing about the Toy Story movies is how Woody always magically has an innate understanding of the layout of whatever place he’s trapped in to the point that he and the other toys (mostly him) are able to come up with incredibly complex plans utilizing the building’s design like what

[cheyezstuffz]

Wait.. before pride month ends and i return to mother earth, take the art ive been cooking recently

[writeitinsharpie]

actually house deserved to punch tritter at least once

[sstarnights]

A lil toh x cuphead crossover woahhh

Been replaying the cuphead game and watching the show a lot and... I'm back in the fandom baby wooo. This is just for funsies hehe.

[eggkevinshouseaton]

is kevin gay. he looks gay

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I don't know how he got up there or why he's doing that but here's your answer (I guess???)

[gendzl]

After their visit to Pemberley, Mr. & Mrs. Gardiner talk about their impression of Mr. Darcy, and Elizabeth (post-disastrous-proposal!) has to just sit there and listen to her uncle say "His acquaintance with Elizabeth was very trifling."

Trifling!!

[iruludavare]

{ ooc. Sometimes I think about how much Serena loves to have her pokemon involved in her life outside of battling/usual day-to-day stuff

like... just the little things that were part of her life before being a trainer

Doing her morning exercises with her Lucario because, hey, the flexibility and strength training absolutely has benefits for him when battling.

When she is practicing choreography at home, letting her Florges dance alongside her in what ways she can. Hell, even letting her Florges be part of the background cast in appropriate scenes like for balls/parties in S.wa.n La.k.e, Sleeping B.ea.uty, etc. (tell me that isn't a common practice in the pokemon world) You KNOW she's rehearsed the most difficult bits of the rose adage (this, until the end of the dance) by having her Delphox, Florges, Lucario and Vivillon/or Drfiblim standing in for the princes' roles so she can get balancing on the very tips of the toes of one leg and being turned around for an entire minute without moving down pat.

She's doing an ice bath after dancing?? Oleander gets one too, but mainly because he just likes to prove that he's ✨strong enough to withstand ice😤✨.

Spa/self-care days?? She's got everything in equivalents that her pokemon can use so they can all do it together.

Gardening?? They're all there with her doing what they can to contribute (much to her Florges' chagrin. She is tired of telling Oleander hydro pump is too rough on plants and to tone it down) }

[queenserena-13]

I turned myself into an owl cuz why not

HOOT HOOTY HOOT

Now with glow in the dark features

Ironically tho, I’ve never seen the owl house lol

[divinesymmetry]

Pride Month list part 2: book edition

I read a lot (and I mean a lot) of queer books, especially during my YA phase ages 15-17, but here are a few that have particularly stood out to me, and why you should read them:

Maurice by E.M. Forster (published posthumously in 1971): everything you'd want from an early 20th century romance, except it's gay, and arguably the best piece of 20th century queer literature

On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous by Ocean Vuong (2019): absolutely heartwrenching, will have you gasping for air in between sobs, and it's written by a poet so you KNOW the prose is amazing

Young Mungo by Douglas Stuart (2022): set in 1990s Glasgow, will absolutely rip your heart out and tear it to shreds

Last Night at the Telegraph Club by Malinda Lo (2021): 1950s lesbian coming of age during the red scare, need I say more?

Don't Cry for Me by Daniel Black (2022): written in the form of letters, from a Black father to his gay son

Swimming in the Dark by Tomasz Jedrowski (2020): for some reason, no one seems to have read this, and they absolutely should have. will, once again, leave you in sobs (I am beginning to suspect I might cry easily)

My Government Means to Kill Me by Rasheed Newson (2022): another underhyped one, about race and sexuality during the AIDS crisis

Un Garçon d'Italie by Philippe Besson (2003): one of the narrators is literally a rotting corpse, that should be intriguing enough

A Single Man by Christopher Isherwood (1964), Confusion by Stefan Zweig (1927), Rubyfruit Jungle by Rita Mae Brown (1973) and Giovanni's Room by James Baldwin (1956) because, if you're like me, you're desparate to find queer literature from before the 1990s

Angels in America by Tony Kushner (1993), much quicker to read than to watch though, unfortunately, you do not have Andrew Garfield as Prior Walter in the written version

Ace of Spades by Faridah Abiké-Iyimidé (2021) starts with a quote from Get Out and that tells you everything you need to know

Ziggy, Stardust and Me by James Brandon (2019) is surprisingly rich for YA, exploring homosexuality in the 1970s, conversion therapy and Native American identity

Crush by Richard Siken (2005) if you're more into poetry, particularly the kind that will bring you physical and emotional pain

Dykes to Watch Out For by Alison Bechdel (1986) because you can't not read Alison Bechdel

The Charm Offensive by Alison Cochrun (2021), The Feeling of Falling in Love by Mason Deaver (2022), and She Drives Me Crazy by Kelly Quindlen (2021) are the perfect romcoms if you want to switch your brain off for a few hours (or emotionally recover from half of the other books on this list)

For the similar list I made about movies, click here

Happy Pride!🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈

[yankeeclytemnestra]

im finally catching up on bb and someone in production has some very specific interests that they should KEEP TO THEMSELF AND A CONSENTING ADULT