#brian is nonbinary

[bughead-in-the-comics]

Happy Pride! ♥

For more LGBTQIA-themed strips, check out this collaboration between It Gets Better Project and Archie Comics! ♥

[ladycharles]

My first soundtrack album, Oh Boy! is out now! It is for a disco version of Hamlet (seriously) and I drew inspiration from ELO, David Bowie, Abba, of Montreal, Late of the Pier, Rod Stewart (yes), Bee Gees, Kate Bush and even a little Eno, Nine Inch Nails and Philip Glass (half the album is instrumental score and it's the weird half).

(If you don't wanna hear some out there instrumental score skip to track 2 😅💖)

Other streaming or buying links 👇🏼

[cozenveil]

Testament and Bucket sheet because I love them a lot LOL

[gay-finance-lance]

Brian Thomas…my beloved

(I just downloaded Krita so I’m still getting used to it and getting used to actually drawing on a screen, so the learning curve is crazy)

[mydutyistoobserve]

💉💊❤👩🏾‍⚕🏥

[anachr0nismm]

I’ll rust with you, @carmillatism <3

[leek-e]

My designs for the characters from We Object To Fear :) I love this show a lot and have watched it many times.

In order they are Matthew and his mum, Brian and Clark (prosecution), Alicia and Spencer (defence), and Xander and his unnamed friend (pre-trial).

[lgbt-aesthetics]

Pride 2023: Nonbinary + Monster Prom Player Characters

Please reblog and credit me if you use!

ID: Four Icons of Amira, Oz, Brian, and Vicky from Monster Prom on the Nonbinary flag.

[pridepages]

Book Recs for Pride! 🏳️‍🌈

✨Category is: Drawn to Life✨

See under the cut for more about these comics and graphic novels!

Paper Girls by Brian K Vaughn and Cliff Chiang (a pack of paper delivery girls in the 1980s find themselves caught in the machinations of time travel. A convoluted journey through past and future begs the question: how would your child self react if they met you now? Rep: F/F, lesbian mc, sapphic characters, BIPOC characters)

Heartstopper by Alice Oseman (the story of English schoolboys Charlie Spring and Nick Nelson falling in love has captured hearts the world over! With four volumes released and a fifth on the way, there’s lots more queer joy to fill you up while we wait for season 2! Rep: M/M, gay characters, bi characters, lesbian characters, trans characters, BIPOC characters)

Fun Home by Alison Bechdel (a darkly funny memoir, Bechdel reflects upon her unusual childhood and coming out journey. Caution: this story tackles dark topics, readers are encouraged to do some trigger warning research! Rep: F/F, lesbian, M/M)

Bloodlust and Bonnets by Emily McGovern (Regency meets fantasy as aspiring vampire Lucy romps through England alongside the infamous, flamboyant Lord Byron and mysterious vampire hunter, Sham. Rep: F/NB, nonbinary main character, queer characters)

Dykes to Watch Out For by Alison Bechdel (Bechdel’s long-running strip featured a recurring cast of sapphic characters dealing with both political and personal milestones through the years. Rep: F/F, lesbian characters, bi characters, trans/nonbinary characters.)

Nimona by ND Stevenson (From the creator of She Ra and the Princesses of Power, this graphic novel features young shapeshifter Nimona on her quest to become the sidekick of the villainous Ballister Blackheart. Rep: M/M, gay characters)

[the-gender-vendor]

Nonbinary Flag icons of Drumbot Brian from The Mechanisms, as part of a big icon dump that will be happening today!

Free to use! Please do not edit!

Requests are open!

[z0mbiew00d]

Spot the difference, impossible edition

[ladycharles]

I put out a new chill, dreamy instrumental, inspired by ancient mythology, Sappho of Lesbos, and the swirling emotions of limerance and fear when new love calls.

This is from a play called Nuit for which I am composing a soundtrack, a really cool combon of hilarious skits and breathtaking dance choreo. This is written for a dance between two Lesbian characters, a pivotal and tender moment where they realize their unspoken longing. Hope some of you can see it in Montreal this summer, seeing it with my partial soundtrack in the fall was one of my proudest musical moments 🎵🎶🎶

I know this isn't really a single, but I was excited to share and maybe it can be the soundtrack to your little moments. For fans of Air, Daft Punk, Wendy Carlos, Bowie, UNKLE, Foxes in Fiction, Brian Eno, Kate Bush, Locate S1, and more 💖💖💖

[pridebicons]

nonbinary brian stells pride icon

requested by anon

like/rb if using + credit

[thjstorm]

transmascs will be like "i wanna be perceived as this" and the this in question is Brian Quinn from Impractical Jokers.

[pridewishes]

♔ || BRIAN PASTERNACK ICONS

250x250 || nonbinary gay || bordered circle

like / rb + credit + read dni if using

requested by anon !!

[ohnohargrove]

So I love the movie House of Wax because it introduced me to the horror genre when I was 14, but another little known fact is that the movie made me more comfortable with my body. Strap in kids, it's story time.

I identify as nonbinary and dress and present myself in a way that's more masculine/androgynous. Required masking was a godsend to me because I would constantly get "excuse me sir" when I was out and about and even at work when I was in a uniform and had my hair in a ponytail. It made me feel like I had accomplished my goal of being completely androgynous to strangers that didn't know me.

Unfortunately, I live in a small town that also happens to be the reddest county in my state. After required masking was over, you would get harassed by strangers for wearing a mask and I even had a place of business refuse me service because "I was causing a security issue." Not being able to wear a mask anymore took away the "excuse me sir"'s I was used to hearing and replaced it with the "excuse me young lady"'s I had forgotten about. It made me feel awful and it made me realize that my jawline erased the androgyny from my face.

I used to really hate my jawline (and some days I still do) but a weird coincidence made me rethink things. A few months ago I had just watched the movie again and one day I went into the bathroom to take a shower. It was midday and I hadn't turned the lights on yet. I went to grab my clothes and I caught a familiar sight in the mirror out of the corner of my eye that made me do a double take. I don't know how I never noticed it before, but Brian Van Holt and I have the exact same jawline. In that moment I realized that I don't have a "feminine" jawline and it made me feel a lot better about myself. In fact, I just got an "excuse me sir" a couple weeks ago at work.

So thank you, Brian, for indirectly making an enby kid feel a little bit better about themself.