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dangerouslyinlust · 15 hours ago
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I just love verbal femmes, the way they convey their words, making you feel so docile.
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indegoblu · 2 days ago
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POV: Mrs. Clause asked if I’m naughty or nice..
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4liyahmajidah · 1 year ago
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“I ❤️ BUSH THE PUSSY NOT THE PRESIDENT”
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soffthoney · 6 months ago
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Shoutout to femmes:
With deep raspy voices
Who don’t always dress in high femme clothing
Who like to fix and tinker with things
Who have muscles and like to flex them (🙋🏽‍♀️)
Fat femmes
POC femmes, especially black femmes (and black mascs, butches and studs yall dont get enough love)
Trans femmes
He/him femmes
Loud femmes, femmes who aren’t afriad to have their voice heard
And finally, shoutout to the femmes who arent always traditionally feminine 🫶🏽 Being femmes comes in all different shapes, races, ethnicities, nationalities, aesthetics, sizes and personalities
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Happy Pride, Y'all💚💚💚
Special shout out to the Bi's 💅🏽💅🏽💅🏽💚💚💚
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littlewiseeyes · 9 months ago
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Black women.
Black men.
Black people.
🖤🤎
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wlwaxsthetic · 11 months ago
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Happy Black History Month. Black queer love should always be celebrated and validated
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macbxth-pdf · 5 months ago
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A little tidbit of knowledge for all the black sapphics who may come across my blog
Source: Dagger: On Butch Women ( Edited by Lily Burana, Roxxie and Linnea Due )
Passage: The Myth and Tradition of the Black Bulldagger by SDiane A Bogus (pg 29-36 in the physical copy, pgs 30-37 on the pdf)
Mutuals who I think would like this post: @femmepire-butchbiter @nsslaughter @cobwebgf @blackhighfemme @brownsugarbunny @cottagecorewitchebitche
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divinesoul90 · 14 days ago
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Felt fine🤎
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dangerouslyinlust · 22 days ago
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Need a femme to touch my abdomen like this.
#this should be me
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feverkey · 22 days ago
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Subtle
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4liyahmajidah · 7 months ago
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Orange ya glad I posted my fine self 🍊
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soffthoney · 6 months ago
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Does anybody else love being guided?
I love being told what my domme wants me to do, where to touch, how to touch, everything
It’s one of my favorite bedroom activities 😋
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indegoblu · 3 months ago
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broolynn · 2 months ago
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🖤.
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macbxth-pdf · 5 months ago
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Fish Flag
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Original Flag, Inspiration, and Palette by @estrogenism (Thank you for the permission to edit this flag!)
What does Fish mean?
Fish is a black exclusive term for a femme lesbian. This label was first recorded as a counterpart the label 'Stud' in a Masters of Arts thesis titled, 'A Study of a Public Lesbian Community' by Ethel Sawyer. Black masculinity is to Stud as Black femininity is to Fish.
The Flag: Symbols and Colors
School of Black Fish: In the original flag I found on my dash, estrogenism uses an image of a tropical fish to represent the body diversity among black femmes. I decided to go with a school of fish to represent the community among black femmes. Initially, I wanted the school to look like a crescent moon to represent femininity further, but I wasn't fuckin' with it.
Colors:
The darkest purple: Womanism (a feminist school of thought centered around the black experience)
2nd darkest purple: Black sapphicism
2nd lightest purple: Black sapphic history
Lightest purple: Unity between all fish (trans, cis, intersex, aspec, arospec etc)
Lightest pink: Subversion of femininity
2nd Lightest Pink: Vulnerability (????)
Orangey-Pink: Persistence
Red: Love
Recommended Reading
Femme: Feminists, Lesbians, and Bad Girls (Edited by Laura Harris and Elizabeth Crocker) [There are two relevant segments. Fish Tales and Fish Pond]
A Public Study of a Lesbian Community by Ethel Sawyer (This study was done by a heterosexual woman. Due to the time it is from, harmful stereotypes of both studs and fish are portrayed in this thesis. These misconceptions are incredibly dated.)
Note: Based on the reading that I have done (Including the original thesis itself), some bisexual women were involved in the lesbian bar culture and identified with the label Fish. Out of the 7 fish interviewed by Sawyer, 2 out of 7 (28%) enjoyed sex with men. That being said I don’t mind or care if black bisexual femmes use this flag. But please understand the difference between presenting femininely and femme culture within the sapphic context (specifically butchfemme/studfemme/stud-fish community) before using this label.
THIS IS THE FIRST FLAG I MADE SO PLEASEEEE BE KIND
Software/Website used: Canva (Design and Assets) and Coolors (palette picking)
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