#LGBTQI+ community

[abbythesleepdeprived]

quick reminder that my own gay ass genuinely supports the hell outta each and every one of you. regardless if i know you or not, im happy to be living in this shithole of a life in the same world with you.

and im proud of you, i know in my heart just how beautiful, amazing, talented, smart, and worthy you are and i hope you can see that too🏳️‍🌈🌈

[whatsupmykentuckyfriedfuckers]

Friendly reminder that trees are canonically asexual 💜🤍🩶🖤

[dayangaytransman]

Transphobe: Pronouns are useless, blah blah blah.

Me: Of course they are! Mother fucker! I speak Persian!

We only have one pronoun, “او,” which you can pronounce like the “oo” in “moon.” That means I use “they/them” for your transphobic ass all the time!

Additionally, we can use “این,” pronounce like the "in" In Berlin. which means “it,” if you are nearby.

We can even omit the pronoun completely. For example, we can say “رفت,” which means someone left, and as you can see, it’s just one word.

We can write poems, and no one knows the gender of our lovers. I don’t know about you, but I think it’s pretty neat.

[thevisitmaxxedfriend]

btw the a+ in lgbtqia+ stands for a+ as in a really good grade so remember to do your homowork and get good gays.

disclaimer: i accept and support asexual and aromantic people. please stop sending me hate anons calling me aphobic and telling me to kill myself.

[aaa-battery-not-rechargeable]

A does not stand for ally, it stands for ASPECS. aros and aces and agenders and aplatonics and ASPECS damn it.

i will fucking swallow a motherfucker whole if I hear that argument again.

[genderqueerdykes]

happy first day of pride month 2024; please remember this month to hold your fellow queers up as high as you can, and to let them speak as loud as they need to. we are watching violent spikes in transphobia and trans panic this year as more and more bills and laws are proposed to make it difficult or impossible for trans people to medically or socially transition in the United States. we are seeing an all time high in trans panic in general- i have witnessed it personally in my own city, people freaking out about even the slightest gender non conformity. gay, lesbian, bisexual, pansexual and other queer folks are fighting for their rights in places like Russia and Africa. queerphobia is at a peak right now

no more petty arguing about who has it better or worse- we are upholding the entire queer community this year. your brothers, sisters and siblings with identities you don't understand need space this year. boygirls, lesboys, gaybians, fagdykes, bisexual gays and lesbians, transmasc and male lesbians, transfem and female gays all need space. intersex people need space. all trans folks, trans women, trans men, non binary people, genderfluid people, bigender and multigender people, xenogender people, and people with the weirdest genders you've ever seen need a platform to speak. nonhuman queers, disabled queers, neurodivergent queers need space. people of color with cultural identities like two-spirit folk need space. bisexuals and pansexuals have to lift each other up high and scream for each others rights. aromantics, asexuals, agender people and other aspec folks need to be heard.

now more than ever we need to unite and make our community stronger than ever. we need each other right now. let's be here for each other. even if we don't fully understand one another, it doesn't matter. we're siblings, family, whatever you'd like to call it- we are part of the same beautiful rainbow and it's time to act like it. i appreciate every member of my queer family, let's take care of each other this Pride. we owe it to each other.

[in-the-heart-of-the-vampire]

In case no one told you this year, I’ll say this. You are loved. You are worthy of being loved.you are enough. You are not alone. Your story doesn’t end here. This is your sign to keep going. This is your sign to stay alive. This is your sign to live the life the way you want. This is your sign to follow your dreams. This is your sign to save yourself.

[therainbowwarrior4]

Daily Quote

"I hate the word homophobia. It's not a phobia. You're not scared. You're an asshole." - Morgan Freeman

[tiredfrogclown]

Asexual people don’t owe you modesty

Aromantic people don’t owe you proof

Non-binary people don’t owe you androgyny

Unlabelled people don’t owe you a label

Trans people don’t have to present as their gender

Bi/Pan/Omni people don’t have to have had dated or slept with an equal amount of genders

QUEER PEOPLE DON’T OWE YOU ANYTHING! ✨💅

Comment any I missed, I plan to do genders like Demi-gender, agender or gender-fluid + sexualities like gay and lesbian. 🌈🫶🏻

Link to part two down here

[kitty0verl0rd]

demisexual pride kitty! based on a norwegian forest cat, black smoke coat.

definition below for those who don't know:

Demisexual is a sexual orientation most often defined as only experiencing sexual attraction when an emotional connection or bond has formed with someone.

[geek-22]

[dayangaytransman]

Pride events (and also the whole plot) in Queer movies are like:

No pets

No POC

No trans

No Bi

No Ace

No Polyamorus

No children

No straight looking guy

No Ally

No Enby

Only Cis Lesbian and Gays

Are you telling me those gays can’t have a fucking friend who is queer in another way?!

And also, most trans people are lesbians and gays.

We need the entire community represented in movies.

[xt0t4llys4n300x]

Wishing everyone a very pleasant GENDER EUPHORIC🔥🔥🔥 night tonight, full of GENDER EUPHORIA🔥🔥🔥

[aaa-battery-not-rechargeable]

i met a queer high schooler today, at my job

throughout the interaction i had with them, i watched them become more relaxed and open, simply seeing me as a queer adult doing my job

i sort of feel like i served as an example for that student, of a queer person existing successfully in society.

i could pick up on their habits mannerisms and fashion, and related my own experiences to that. they were visibly disabled, so i wanted to ease their mind about accessibility concerns in the building, so i mentioned my heart condition and trouble with walking up stairs. they were immediately more comfortable. we used the elevator

i complimented their nonbinary pride flag bracelet, and pushed my hair aside so they could see my name badge with my pronouns, and they smiled.

it's so freeing to be seen without the expectation for any explanation, and i know that so i wanted to give them that peace of mind. i wanted to show them that the world outside of high school is survivable. hope is not crushed, i am here, i am visibly queer, and so it is possible for them too.