#I just love butches so much

[socialtomcat]

fictional butches taking over my life. its all going to be okay everyone

[sergle]

man, you know, nobody asked me, but I have such conflicting opinions on some of the fat falin art, where on one hand: it's always nice to see A Fat Body in fanart anywhere + it's being done in positive ways, for funsies and on the other hand, there is something so familiar about how you are automatically The Fat One if you are a woman simply standing next to a more petite woman, bc I've had a 0% hitrate in seeing people change Marcille's body type and keep Falin's, or change both of them. it's just Falin

[kissesfromher]

i love the experience of being taken care of and letting my femininity flourish so much. being taken out to a pretty restaurant, holding hands bcus i wear heels in places i rlly shouldn’t and am always on the verge of breaking an ankle, wearing their jacket because my outfit didn’t call for one but i’m freezing, being driven around and only having to worry about the music being played, being made breakfast. just princess treatment.

[jhonny]

"stop talking like that boy you're ruining my tboy swag" - yami bakura, probably

or, when both bakuras are trans but only one of them has perfected the trans voice.

+ bonus thief king (as a treat)

[jojobearoo]

pearl... he's my boo thang... 😖

[butchcharliee]

@/FORESTDEITY on Twitter

[Terfs dni/18+]

[whaliiwatching]

hm. them. also ding ding

[gophergal]

the explosive ladies.... look at them......

(looks better on pf)

[stonebutchooze]

BUTCHES ARE JUST AMAZING.

seeing older butches makes my day better. seeing butches who inspire me and make my world go round and who are the coolest people in my eyes, just in mens shirts and jeans and completely bare faced, make me feel grounded. they feel like home. they heal my teen self who kept trying to fit into dresses and earrings. they heal the part of me with leg hair that people didnt understand why i was leaving it alone. they assure me of my worth just by existing. they make me want to nod at them on the street but also fall on my knees and bake bread for them and just care care care. care for a butch the way only a butch can, even just as a friend or a fellow stranger on the street. butches, man.

[deadshadowcreature]

I think Otta would be very likely to hit on Packpatty instead of Mayjack

[thehealingsystem]

hey if your response to lesbian visibility week is to add on saying how much you hate "xyz" lesbians then you are a lesbophobe. plain and simple. you hate lesbians who don't meet your ideal criteria for what a "real lesbian" is (ever changing and impossible to meet if you actually care about pleasing strangers). and if you're a non-lesbian you should just not make a post at all if that's how you're gonna act. we're tired of this shit

[petrigrof-doomed-yuri]

stupid little doodles of my stupid little babies i gave birth to

[fullmoonwhiskey]

Guess who pulled out their half-hood for the first time in forever? Awoooooooooo! 🐺😁

ok2rb

cis het men and minors dni

[contagious-watermelon]

tomboy trans girls ily <3 by the law of equivalent exchange, there's got to be a masculine trans woman out there that i switched places with gender-wise. hope she's doing well

[lindentea]

get u a biker femme who's good with tools and looks good in booty shorts

11/10, do recommend

[cordelia13]

Have you ever had these moments when you tear up a little bit because you know you are with the right one? When you realize you are in this new place when you already had big fights, but you both know you just have to figure it out together instead of taking the fight as a reason to leave. This was really new to me. But my butch once told me, "I don't feel safe when every time I make a mistake, it’s a new reason for you to leave." And that was extremely eye-opening for me. My whole life, I was expected to be perfect. And when they said that, I realized I was projecting the same expectation on them. Perfection is an impossibly heavy burden.

I stopped doing that, being inconsistent/unreliable, and i’m still working on it. This not only helped me connect with the idea of forgiveness but also helped me to embrace myself in the way I am: Imperfect. And feeling I still deserve to be seen by those beautiful blue eyes with such kindness and patience.

Thank you, my love. We are learning. And it's beautiful.