#glbtiq

[patsypsyop]

yesterday i saw lgbtq abreviated as glbtiq. why are we putting men first i gagged

[emir1566]

LGBTIQ+ Amigables - injerto cejas

Cuando busque productos que sean amigables con LGBTQ, es posible que desee consultar las cejas de extracción. Los productos que ofrecen son perfectos para aquellos que buscan una forma de ceja que sea un poco más natural que una forma tradicional de cejas. Siga leyendo para obtener más información sobre los productos de cejas de estracción y sus preguntas frecuentes. Esperamos que esta revisión lo ayude a decidir qué forma de cejas es mejor para usted.

LGBTQ amigable - cejas de extracción

La comunidad LGBTIQ+ (lesbiana, gay, bisexual, transgénero, intersexual, cuestionamiento) incluye personas que se identifican como LGBTQ+. Estas personas también todavía están explorando su género y orientación sexual, y pueden no querer que las etiquetas se apliquen a ellas. La comunidad LGBTIQ+ también incluye personas que se identifican como transgénero o no binarias, o que simplemente no son heterosexuales.

Glbtiq+ amigable

Estraction Cheebrows se enorgullece de ser LGBTIQ+ amigable, y alentamos a nuestros clientes a usar sus cejas arcoiris con orgullo. Aunque es difícil encontrar un establecimiento que sea acogedor para todos, las cejas de extracción han ido más allá para que nuestros clientes se sientan como en casa. Estamos comprometidos a proporcionar un espacio seguro para nuestros clientes, y sabemos que la comunidad LGBTIQ es un grupo diverso.

La terminología utilizada para describir a las personas LGBTIQ es diversa y cambia continuamente. Se ha adaptado cierta terminología para su uso en diferentes culturas, y algunos términos están desactualizados, como Gay, que es un término para alguien que no es heterosexual. Además, muchas personas LGBTIQ reciben preguntas sobre el significado de términos como gay, lesbiana y lesbiana. Independientemente de cómo se usen los términos, nunca deben tomarse negativamente, ni se debe esperar que hablen por un grupo diverso.

Productos

El mes de orgullo, celebrado cada junio, es el momento perfecto para destacar a las empresas que apoyan a la comunidad LGBTIQ+. Flipstik es una de esas marcas, que dona el 50% de sus ganancias a Williams & Associates, que aborda las disparidades de salud en la comunidad LGBTQ. Los productos de la compañía están disponibles en una variedad de sabores, incluido el caramelo tostado. La compañía también ofrece una línea vegana de lápices de cejas.

LGBTIQ+ Amigables - injerto cejas

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

Bigender (nonbinary-leaning) Pride Flag

[Image: 7 stripes colored with darkish yellow, lightish yellow, violetish grey, white, violet-ish gray, light-ish yellow and dark-ish yellow]

Bigender: having two distinct gender identities, either at the same time, or at different times. Not necessarily ambigender.

- Ap

[universitybookstore]

From the revolutionary show at the Tate comes the new book edited by Clare Barlow, Queer British Art: 1861 - 1967.

[ruddytef]

Hoy le pido a mis sueños que te quiten la ropa. Que conviertan en besos todos mis intentos de morderte la boca.

[hauntedselves]

List of Australian queer community support services

This is straight from this article by the ABC, copied here.

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Please note: Services and operating hours may have changed due to coronavirus physical distancing measures. Please refer to each organisation's website for the most up-to-date information.

Urgent help (24/7 services)

Lifeline — 13 11 14

Kids Helpline — 1800 551 800

Emergency — 000

National

Qlife — Australia-wide anonymous and free LGBTI peer support for people wanting to talk about sexuality, identity, gender, bodies, feelings or relationships. Call 1800 184 527 or webchat at qlife.org.au (3pm-12am AEST).

Minus 18 — Resources help and guidance for Australia's LGBTIQ youth.

LGBTIQ+ Health Australia — The national peak health organisation in Australia for organisations and individuals that provide health-related programs, services and research focused on LGBTIQ+ people and communities.

Black Rainbow — Australia's leading Indigenous suicide prevention and mental health support source for LGBTQ+ people.

PFLAG Australia — Parents, Family and Friends of Lesbians and Gays.

Trans Pride Australia — Social and support group for trans and gender diverse people and their loved ones.

Transcend Australia — National peer support network and community for parents and carers supporting their trans, gender diverse and non-binary child in Australia.

Intersex Peer Support — An intersex peer support, information and advocacy group for people born with variations in sex characteristics.

Intersex Human Rights Australia — Support and education by and for people with intersex variation traits.

Headspace — Australia-wide online, phone and in-person support and counselling to young people, their families and friends. Call 1800 650 890 (9am-1am).

ReachOut — ReachOut.com helps under 25s with everyday questions through to tough times.

Beyond Blue — Beyond Blue works with the community to improve mental health and prevent suicide, so that all people in Australia can achieve their best possible mental health.1300 22 4636

Australian GLBTIQ Multicultural Council — a national body that advocates for the rights of multicultural and multifaith LGBTIQ individuals and communities.

BlaQ – Committed to empowering the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander LGBTQ+ community across Australia through innovation, inclusion, understanding and advocacy.

The Pinnacle Foundation — Provides educational scholarships, mentoring and opportunities for young LGBTIQ+ Australians to realise their full potential and overcome challenges arising from their identity.

Pride In Law — A national LGBTIQ+ Law Association aimed at connecting lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, queer and questioning (LGBTIQ+) members of the legal community and their allies.

State-based organisations

ACT

Meridian ACT — Face-to-face counselling and access to social groups in the ACT for people of diverse sexuality and gender.

A Gender Agenda — A Gender Agenda aims to support the goals and needs of the intersex, transgender and gender diverse communities of Canberra and the surrounding region.

NSW

Twenty10 — Specialised services for LGBTIQA+ young people aged 12-25 including housing, mental health, counselling and social support.

ACON — Health support for LGBTI people and people with HIV.

The Gender Centre Inc. — Provides information and support to trans and gender-diverse people in NSW.

TransHub — ACON's digital information and resource platform for all trans and gender diverse (TGD) people in NSW, their loved ones, allies and health providers.

Muslim Peers Project — a collaborative Instagram page with creative and supportive contributions from queer Muslim artists and community members. It has helpful resources and anonymous online support for young people aged 14–35.

Sydney Bi+ Network — a volunteer-run, grassroots organisation dedicated to improving the well-being of bi+ people across Sydney.

NT

Northern Territory AIDS and Hepatitis Council (NTHAC) — The main point of contact for people in the Northern Territory who have questions about sexuality or gender.

Queensland

Diverse Voices — Peer-to-peer telephone and internet counselling for LGBTQI people.

Queensland AIDS Council — The Queensland AIDS Council (QuAC) promotes the health and well-being of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex Queenslanders.

Open Doors Youth Service — A drop-in centre and support service for young people who identify as sex, gender or sexuality diverse.

QSpace — QSpace is a non-profit service specifically for LGBTIQAP+ young people.

South Australia

Bfriend — Phone, email and face-to-face support for LGBTQIA+ people.

SHINESA —Sexual health and clinical services for people who are intersex, gender diverse and of all sexualities. Plus counselling and peer support for people who are transgender, gender diverse and gender questioning.

Tasmania

Switchboard — Anonymous and free telephone counselling, information and referrals for the LGBTQIA+ communities of Victoria and Tasmania.

Working It Out — Tasmania's gender and sexuality support and education service provides free and confidential counselling, support groups, education programs and workplace training.

Victoria

Switchboard — Anonymous and free telephone counselling, information and referrals for the LGBTQIA+ communities of Victoria and Tasmania.

Zoe Belle Gender Centre (ZBGC) — An online service supporting the health and wellbeing of Victoria's sexuality and gender-diverse community, with information available to anyone in Australia.

Thorne Harbour Health — Offers a range of programs and services for people living with HIV and sex, sexuality and gender diverse communities.

Queerspace — An LGBTIQ+ health and wellbeing support service with a focus on relationships, families, parenting and young people.

Rainbow Door — A free specialist helpline for LGBTIQA+ Victorians, their friends and family. The service is also connected to a multi-language interpreter support service, including Auslan interpreters.

Transgender Victoria — The leading body for trans and gender diverse advocacy, training, and resource development in Victoria.

The Shed — A Melbourne based support group for trans masculine people, including AFAB people who are non-binary, and those who are questioning or exploring their gender.

Parents of Gender Diverse Children — Parents of Gender Diverse Children provides peer support to parents and those parenting trans and gender diverse children.

Pride Disability Services – Tailored and specialised disability support services for members of the LGBTQI+ and gender diverse communities and their allies in Victoria.

Queer Refugee and Asylum Seeker Peers (QRASP) — A peer-led social support group for LGBTQI+ refugees and people seeking asylum. Based in Melbourne with members across Victoria.

Monash Gender Clinic — Specialist public health service for the trans, gender diverse and non-binary community in Victoria.

Melbourne Bisexual Network — mental health and advocacy professionals working to improve and promote bisexual+ inclusivity in LGBTQIA+ programs and services.

Bi Alliance Victoria — a non-profit volunteer-run organisation dedicated to promoting the acceptance of bi+ people. It also runs monthly discussions and support groups.

Spectrum Intersections — a free Melbourne-based peer-led group for people 18 and over who identify as neurodiverse and are on the LGBTIQA+ spectrums.

Australian Gay and Lesbian Immigration Taskforce Victoria — The Gay and Lesbian Immigration Task Force (Vic) Inc (GLITF) provides support and assistance to gay and lesbian couples (the applicant or sponsor or both) who are seeking Permanent Residence status for the non-resident partner of an individual who is an Australian citizen, an Australian permanent resident, or an eligible New Zealand citizen.

Western Australia

Living Proud — Provides support for LGBTI people in Western Australia, including the QLife national LGBTI telephone counselling and referral line.

The Freedom Centre — Provides safe social spaces, peer support, information and referral for young gay, lesbian, bisexual, trans, intersex, queer and questioning young people under age 26.

WA Aids Council — Provides counselling, wellness, referral, general and financial assistance to people living with HIV.

TransFolk of WA — A support service for transgender people and their loved ones in Western Australia.

Bi+ Community Perth — A safe place for people who are not gay or straight to engage in respectful discussion, connect with people, and form community online.

Sexuality Education Counselling Consultancy Agency (SECCA) — A non-profit organisation designed to support people with disabilities, in their efforts to learn about human relationships, sexuality and sexual health.

DISCHARGED — Facilitates support groups for people with personal experience of suicidal thoughts or feelings, including a suicide peer support group for trans and gender diverse people.

Youth Pride Network — A group of LGBTIQA+ young people passionate about using systemic advocacy to create a Western Australia in which all LGBTIQA+ young people are fully included, accepted and celebrated by their community.

[ray-of-melancholy]

The gay straight alliance at the highschool im going too has a poster calling the Lgbtqia+ community the Glbtiq community sooo Uh

[javierargu1]

QUIÉN ENTIENDE?

Hace poco más de 2 meses conocí a una persona, corrección, encontré a una persona que conocía ligeramente de un tiempo atrás en Tinder.

Le revelé mi identidad ya que no tenía fotos mías en la app en cuestión y pues me reconoció y conversamos y acordamos vernos en un motel, ya que por la hora cualquier otro lugar era algo peligroso y no se podía acordar un encuentro en mi casa ni en la suya.

La idea era netamente charlar, conversar y yo tratar de seguir explorando este nuevo mundo que se ha abierto ante mí (la bisexualidad) y así fue por casi 2 horas, hablamos y hablamos, ya la última hora nos ganaron las ganas y pues terminamos teniendo relaciones, todo fue muy placentero, lo disfruté y el también, es más, volvimos a repetir encuentros en mi casa.

Así como unas 3 veces más, luego yo enfermé de asma y le dije que no podía estar con él porque me resultaba incómodo estar tosiendo a cada momento y me enferme 2 semanas seguidas porque de paso me dió un fuerte infección en las amígdalas.

Traté de mantener el contacto porque es un niño muy lindo y realmente estaba pensando en hablar con el para llevar a otro nivel la situación, no solo sexual, pero el ya no pudo visitarme, enfermó también con algo similar.

Después ya fueron más frías sus expresiones conmigo a través del chat, incluso se lo hice notar pero nada cambió, es más ya casi no hablamos. Me decía que no quiere enfermarme por eso no me visitaba.

Comenzó a publicar estados de que se siente solo, que merece ser feliz y cosas así y trato de escribirle y darle apoyo, como diciendole “HELLO ESTOY AQUÍ”

Le pregunté que hice para alejarlo y me dice que no soy yo, que es él y cosas en su cabeza, inseguridades, miedos, pero no me deja tratar de estar ahí para él.

Ah pero oh sorpresa, al parecer esa vaina en su cabeza si es conmigo , ya que me contó un amigo que hay un pelado simpático en Grindr y me envió la captura para ver si le escribía yo, que es más o menos mi Target y Zas! Balde de agua fría… Era él.

No sé pues como el sexo casual con desconocidos te ayuda a pensar mejor, sobretodo si le acababa de decir que quería invitarlo a salir, como en una cita, para ver que podemos ser a más de follamigos.

La decepción total 😞 se supone habíamos acordado exclusividad.

Así de difícil es el mundo GLBTIQ+?

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[timedealerhotmail]

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[smashedapplesfactory]

This will have been the MOST expensive document from my government I have ever been issued and asked just to mark one box. - I'm gay! Flamin homo all the way! I may be single now, but when I do fall into a relationship I'd like to be treated as equal as my fellow bretheren and sisters of the OTHer sexual Orientation. It's our choice, it's a right we should be able to have. To not only celebrate love, but so a "couple" that IS a couple and seen as a couple by its government allows each partner secure legal rights in case of life stuff like death, land/property, assets, the ingredients to an everyday life that many others have, with PEACE of mind. I am offended I Recieved this expensive paper, but I'm not going to inconvience other peoples hopes, wants, necessities - Especially when it may not be relevant to be now, this could still be for me in the future. Love is unconditional Love is a freedom Love is inspiring and should be celebrated, love doesn't get taken down by hate. #marriagepostalsurvey #voteyes #yes #shouldsamesexcouplesmarry #glbtiq #queerlife #whenhomosexualitywentmainstream #mainstreamlife #marry #marriedlife #family #peace #hope #love (at Melbourne, Victoria, Australia)

[laoquedaddelfraile-blog]

Los colores sobran

¿Lucha dices? ¿Luchar por qué?

Por aquello que aún se oculta a la luz.

No se llama resignación, sino realidad. Luchas en aire, arena, en la nada. Hay batallas que sin iniciarse están, estarán eternamente perdidas.

¿Colores? ¿Dices colores, signo de vida?

Reiré sin cesar. ¡Basta ya!

No se llama resignación, sino realidad.

Vivir, simple y complicada, esa es nuestra tarea. Ves aquella mariposa, se como ella. Solo vive, simplemente eso hace.

¿ Por qué complicarte la vida con una lucha perdida?

Te vi, nos encontramos y creo, creí haber entendido.

No se llama resignación, sino bella realidad.

[universitybookstore]

“Don’t dream it, be it.” -- Happy Birthday, Tim Curry!

[descifrandolanoticia]

REVASA lanza primera revista GLBTIQ dominicana

REVASA lanza primera revista GLBTIQ dominicana #DescifrandoLaNoticia #REVASA #RevistaGLBTIQ

Santo Domingo, R.D. La Red de Voluntarios Amigos, Siempre Amigos (REVASA), institución que trabaja en la promoción, fortalecimiento y defensoría de los derechos en la comunidad GLBTIQ en el país, lanzó la revista Bocanada, primer magazine GLBTIQ realizada en República dominicana. “Bocanada nace de la necesidad de crear espacios seguros y de difusión de información de calidad, para la comunidad…

[carolinelayt]

My article from Hatch@Macleay as a Diploma of Journalism transgender student. An opinion piece on Donald Trump. Enjoy the read. http://hatch.macleay.net/an-open-letter-to-donald-trump-fw/ #transgender #LGBTIQ

[mirrorballbetty]

I saw some people on twitter dragging taylor for having her own opinion.

People dragged her for not saying anything and when she did today people dragged her.

Taylor should be able to voice her own opinion and views, just like everyone else is.

She’s not racist, she’s not against the glbtiq+ community, she’s not against women’s rights. She’s stating that she will not be voting for someone who’s racist, against glbtiq+ and women’s rights.

People needed to be educated and Taylor came in serving the facts.

I wish people would stop attacking her for things she’s not wrong about, or for things in general. Taylor is only human.