#Laura Grace

[autistme]

shes so

update:

[arcaneanarchist]

There's this thing Laura Jane Grace says in her book talking about how she dresses that really stuck with me

I don't want to have to be hyper fem 24/7 i want to keep wearing what i like i don't wanna trade in one set of restrictive gender norms keeping me from expressing who i really am for another.

[illegal-nipple]

[transmascmikey]

(x)

[texaschainsawmascara]

[curvygirlsexy]

Alexandra Pletnyova

[roscoe-me-and-this-fuckin-kid]

[againstme]

hey @autistme i have a gift for u

and my favorite:

[future-crab]

I really don't mean to harp on it, but the line, "My mother once told me she would've named me Laura," is so insane. It's 2024 and I'm listening to Laura Jane Grace but simultaneously it's 2007 and she's recording The Ocean and she's not Laura Jane Grace yet. And I know that she will be, but she doesn't. She can't, because on this recording it's forever 2007 and she's forever expressing a want she doesn't know if she'll ever get.

[esqueletosgays]

TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME (1992)

Director: David Lynch Cinematography: Ron Garcia

[athetos]

Literally nobody is doing it like Laura Jane Grace. She looks like she’s having so much fun playing live, smiling and laughing and enjoying herself. She plays acoustic sets that cover songs from multiple bands over her nearly three decades long career. She named her memoir Tranny. She wrote a song called Dysphoria Hoodie. The music video for I Was a Teenage Anarchist is about the police brutality she endured as a 14 year old that radicalized her. When she learned about gender affirmation surgery as a teen, she offered her soul to Satan to wake up in the body she wanted. Against me!’s live album is called 23 live sex acts and features a severed penis on the cover. She’s unbeatable.

[mandatoryhappiness]

Laura Jane + Paris ❤️ 12/18/23

Photos by Dave Decker

[notorious-gay]

These kinda flopped on insta so I hope you enjoy - Laura Jane Grace @ Band On The Wall - Manchester - 26/11/24

[judeiscariot]

happy calling frank and giving him an earful anniversary

[henry-fox-biggest-stan]

Listen I know this character is doomed by the narrative. I know their death is the most satisfying (even if painful) ending for their character. I know they were meant to die since the start. I know than the things than led to their death are incredibly relevant to the story and can’t be stopped, and I know than the things than happened after they died, because they died, are the whole point of the story. I know their death was a turning point for the whole story. I know the story would not be nearly as good without this character’s death. I know the impact their death had on other characters, or what it meant on their own character journey, is what changes the story. I know the symbolism their death had, and I know than it wouldn’t have been able to be portrayed on a different way than someone dying. I know there were clues to this character dying since the start, and I know there was no other ending for them.

However what if they lived a happy long life, huh?

[californiannostalgia]

Imagine being Vax and the one miraculous day you get with your family they are sad. It's been so long since your family has been able to laugh with you. It's been so long since you've been able to laugh.

He can't stop loving them. They can't stop loving him.

You have been screaming inside a prison for two months. You woke from a dream to the faces of your family.

Whenever the people you love most in the world see you, they cry.