#Visibility

[did-they-mention-disability]

I just noticed in the recap at the start of episode 3 of midnight alley, on top of her thirty hall paintings julia also took the time to include a sign behind the desk at the theater that says "please let us know if you need any accessibility assistance" and I think that's lovely.

[allosaurusfragilis]

I've been rather sick of late, so I couldn't give this the attention it deserves. BUT I DID MAKE IT! Please know I love you and am proud of you on this Day of Transgender Visibility, even if it only feels safe to be visible to yourself.

[forsapphics]

[ender-cloud]

HAPPY INTERNATIONAL ASEXUALITY DAY!!!

You are so valid, you are not alone in this world, and your loved by so many people around you

[gothicseverance]

The angel who left her house was, on some metaphorical level, seen by the conservative elements of Victorian culture as a streetwalker.

—Gothic Light

Art by @aaphids 🖤

[the-healing-mindset]

Source: Dr. Heidi Green

[sunflowerxsunflower]

Hi!

I need to write an LGTBIQA+ story this week and I want it to be about asexuality. The purpose of the story has to be to give visibility to the community. Can you guys give me some ideas of what I could write about? Or what aspects do you think I should include?

Thanks in advance!

[ominous-faechild]

As stupid as this might seem, this is a very important question...

Tagging my tag list because I'm probably using this for my writing stuff, haha.

@honeybewrites @the-golden-comet @illarian-rambling @urnumber1star @the-letterbox-archives

@48lexr @aalinaaaaaa @mysticstarlightduck @paeliae-occasionally

[bimshwel]

nay of visibility

march 31 was supposedly the trans-person day of visibility.  I do not know what I am but I certainly have trans-like issues which may contribute to my lack of desire to be seen

[ivygorgon]

Rally for Trans Day of Visibility

About this event

This regime has threatened the lives and safety of the entire LGBTQIA+ community-especially the trans population. We will not stand idly by while the federal government tries to eliminate and/or harm those that we love! WE MUST STAND UP AND FIGHT!

Bring posters, bring signs, bring voices. If you or someone you know would like to speak or share at this protest please contact us.

This regime is not ready for the fight we will give them! Indivisible event!

[did-they-mention-disability]

jenny nicholson remembers the modifier "able-bodied" when describing the harsh limits of the space in the starcruiser rooms.

she also says there's good accommodation for both allergies and less specific picky eating, although there were limited vegetarian options one night.

later in the video she also explicitly says the pace will likely be too much for people with small children or people with health issues.

[therogueflame]

Why are you # your personal stuff with the fandom's hastags? I don't want to be rude, but your personal life have no connection to the fandom, the hashtags need to have a reason to be here.

#no they don’t

go pick a fight w someone else or at least say this shit off anon

[yeahthatswhatimtolkienabout]

I try to keep personal things outside of fandom, well personal (apart from the odd funny thing my partner says), but I am far too excited to not talk about this!

I have an audition (I already have the part, this audition is a formality) this evening for a part in a play called Rotterdam, where I'll be playing a character called Lelani.

The play is about a lesbian couple living in Rotterdam (Alice and Fiona), Alice is about to send an email to her parents to come out as gay, but before she does - Fiona tells her that they think they are supposed to be a man.

The rest of the play centers around Fiona (who becomes Adrian) transitioning to male and how this makes Alice feel about her identity and sexuality. Pair that with a budding "friendship" with Dutch colleague Lelani and Adrian's brother/Alice's ex-boyfriend (long story) on the scene - it makes a really interesting story about gender, sexuality, love and finding home.

I'm so in love with the script and the comedic nature of it that I encourage you to check it out if you can! It's written by Jon Britain and I cannot wait to be in it! Undoubtedly bc I'm excited about it I'll post about it more as we go, but I wanted to tell people about it so you can go check it out yourselves.

In the meantime I'm gonna go break a leg!

[nerdlifeisbetterthanreallife]

#30DaysofPride: Day 26- Lou Sullivan

Lou Sullivan was a gay trans man who was refused medical transition by the establishment because of his gay identity. Approximately a year after his bottom surgery, he was the first trans man diagnosed as living with HIV.

Let’s talk about the hypocrisy of the medical system. Lou Sullivan was born in 1951 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He was assigned Female at Birth and documented his life as a gay trans man. in 1973, he Identified himself as a “Female to Male transvestite” and in 1975 came out as “female-to-male transsexual”. He began keeping diaries at age 10 and his diaries were so extensive that they were published…

[gothicseverance]

Visibility is a trap.

—Gothic Light