#lgbt sex

[aclaywrites]

How on earth would I know? A better question would be Have any of your relationships experienced Lesbian Bed Death ? What do you think brought it about? In which case I would answer, yes most of my 17 year marriage was bed-dead. Often times I think it comes from the way that lesbian relationships are/can be really intense friendships on top of every other relationship aspect, and that part can be the hardest to let go of when the rest of the relationship has faded or changed. You still really love this woman, even when you no longer desire her. Or sometimes you really really don’t love her but everything is so enmeshed and settled that it just carries on.

Talk to your lovers, girls. Always communicate even and especially if it’s difficult, and if she won’t meet you halfway and discuss concerns and work things out, know that you are worth more. Worth every happiness no matter what it takes.

[iminloveandamess]

No, I don’t want to be at my lecture for anatomy and physiology. I’m more of a hands-on learner. I could learn so much more touching you.

[politijohn]

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Happy Pride Month!

[llavender]

Friendly reminder that VP Harris officiated the marriage of a gay couple in 2004, before a generation of voters was even born

She then opposed Proposition 8

This is someone who has consistently fought for the legal rights of the lgbt population, and she's running against a party that actively plans to overturn Obergefell v. Hodges

[whatareyoureallyafraidof]

[midwestemokilledmygrandma]

transsexual is not an old fashioned or outdated term. transsexual is not a term only used by transmedicalists, truscum and transphobic trans people. you do not have to like or use the term transsexual for yourself and no one is forcing you to, however you do have to be normal about other people using the term transsexual to describe themselves and their experiences.

people still use the term transsexual, transsexual is a term steeped in trans history and trans liberation because transness is not just about the gender binary but also about the sex binary. for many people transness is inherently related to their sex and they are trying to change their sex. sex is not an irrefutable, immutable fact and the sooner people accept that the sooner trans, nonbinary and intersex liberation becomes a possibility. I hate the sentiment that gender is a changeable social construct and sex is a biological fact because sex is also a changeable social construct.

stop buying into t_rf and transphobic rhetoric about sex.

[aclaywrites]

Last night. The last five nights, if I’m honest, and probably again tonight. One of those nights, Lady Love was gonna fall asleep but then I had on my hot new bra from Aldi and we couldn’t help ourselves. 🤷🏼‍♀️

Edited to say I showed my gal this and she said ‘not “probably “, we’re totally gonna do it tonight. We do it more often than we don’t, and always on Sundays.”

[tscassie]

Reblog if you want to see my hard girl cock 💋🤭❤️

[genderqueerdykes]

going insane thinking about how a lot of people don't understand that the labels FtM and MtF can also be used to describe intersex experiences and don't always necessarily reflect willing changes or inherently trans experiences. it makes me go insane when i realize i'm MtF but it's impossible to talk about because people don't understand that intersex experiences do not mirror trans experiences 1:1 and they don't have to because they're unique experiences that aren't shared by anyone else.

both trans and intersex experiences deserve equal space to be discussed. sometimes someone's sex changes multiple times. sometimes that's willing, sometimes it's not. whether or not it's voluntary doesn't make it any more important or valid to discuss. people who were born one way but were placed on hormones and/or had corrective procedures done still had a sex change done to them.

i'm MtFtM because i want my body to go back to the way it was before i was forced to undergo "corrective" treatment and procedures. that doesn't make me cis, this is an inherently intersex experience, and it does encompass being both MtF and FtM. it's complicated because of what i've gone through, both of my own volition, and against my will.

let intersex people discuss these experiences and be heard. break down the binary in your mind of what these phrases mean. our lives depend on it.

[k-wame]

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[unapologeticallygay]

“Fuck your gender”

New York City Dyke March, June, 1995, via lesbianherstoryarchives /ig

[acetheauthor]

You ever just become so unbelievably pent up and horny all you can think about is sex and the longer you go without any kind of stimulation the more emotional you get?

I wanna get broken in by multiple people at once and treated like a sextoy for people to pump full of cum and move on but I'm not getting anything and it's making me sad.

[bidotorg]

Today, we take a moment to celebrate a historic milestone - the anniversary of South Africa legalizing same-sex marriage. 🇿🇦🏳️‍🌈 On this remarkable day, South Africa not only became the first country in Africa to recognize love in all its forms, but also set a precedent for human rights and equality across the globe. This day serves as a reminder of the progress we've made, and the work that still needs to be done. Let's continue to fight for love, acceptance, and equality for all. Today we celebrate love, human rights, and the beautiful rainbow nation of South Africa. 🌈❤️

[socialistexan]

I'm so tired of cis people asking stuff like, "Why would Texas want a list of trans people who legally changed their names?" or "Why would Florida want a list of college students who have seeking gender affirming care? We can't figure it out."

It's eliminationist.

Ken Paxton wants a list of trans people who have changed their name in Texas so he can reverse all of those decisions (and that's the most charitable interpretation). Ron DeSantis wants a list of college students who have sought affirming care so he can force them to detransition.

Oklahoma introduced a bill to forcibly detransition people under the age of 21 (ironically doing what they accuse us of doing, forcing someone to live as the wrong gender). Texas has a new bill that will ban gender affirming care for every Texan of any age and makes it a felony for doctors to provide it. Multiple states either have passed or will pass bills that will ban legal name changes. Some states have slipped in language to anti-drag bills (which are horrific enough on their own) that ban anyone from displaying, presenting, or dressing outside their "biological" gender (one state has language about "DNA gender") in public.

It's about legally and morally mandating trans people out of existence.

Plain and simple. It's about making sure that trans people can not exist. Period. It's not about restrictions, or "think of the children!" It's about eliminating us from public life and then eliminating us from private life so that we have a choice of either die or conform.

When will y'all realize this isn't some wedge issue or a political football that they'll just give up on if they lose an election or two. These are ideologues who are singularly focused. They don't care about the marketplace of ideas. They don't give a shit if they get mocked on lefty Twitter and the late night shows. They only care about one thing: gaining and then wielding power to achieve their goal of eliminating trans people (and then gay people, and then women who don't conform to their gender standards, ect).

If you give them that power they will use it.

[amtrak-official]

That's right ya'll, Gay Sex is now legal on the trains and we encourage you to do it 24/7 on your trips

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