#pride project 2024

[dreamsofnightmares2035]

pride project 2024: colours of the sky

red: remedy - jd x bhavani, master (2021)

orange: ocean eyes - leo x rolex, lokiverse

yellow: you are the reason - prabhu x akhilan, por (2024)

green: ghost - anbu x prabhanjan, lokiverse

blue: be - vanthiyathevan x arulmozhi, ponniyin selvan

indigo: if you only knew - appu x moideen, ennu ninte moideen (2015)

violet:

[chibilllama]

Project 2025

[beddybites]

something something you lost a lot but you won yourself

its pride month + my birthday is in a few days so i wanted to draw myself a present... aroace and proud ...! happy pride everyone

[tearwolfe]

happy pride from my favorite freaks

[theeiris16]

This is real. Stop sitting on the internet arguing with other people about celebrities. Who is who and all that bs. Ts is getting out of hand fr.

We’re taking multiple steps back in history. Everything your grandparents and great grandparents build is getting knocked down.

Mention these topics to your favs and get them to talk about it, yeah it maybe annoying but is getting scary out here and this shit will affect them too.

There is hundreds HUNDREDS of pages republicans have wrote that’s stripping minorities and women’s rights.

AMERICA HAS A FUCKING PROBLEM.

[maydaykj52]

Y'know what, since he's about to enter office, I'm gonna just say this now, since no one else will.

We lost because of the intolerance of the Tolerant Left, and if you guys can't see that, we're gonna keep losing.

These people didn't vote for Donald Trump. They voted against us. Against YOU.

They voted against your "If you're not with me, you're the enemy!" mentality. When you called anyone who voted for him racist, sexist, Nazis, pedos, or take any word and slap "phobic" at the end of it.

They voted against having to step around eggshells, either being forced against using preferred pronouns, or risk offending you, being fired from their jobs, or being treated like the scum of the earth. I'm not saying it wouldn't be better if they would just use those pronouns, but when you try to force people to, it makes us look bad.

And finally, you know why Trump's numbers were so good with men? Because unlike his side, our side was demonizing men! Saying that all men were scumbags, their opinions don't matter (ESPECIALLY if they're white). That any man who voted for Trump was a rapist, racist, etc.

You can't make an entire group of people feel like they're evil, and then be surprised when they don't wanna side with you! I know they've done this to us before, but in this case, fighting fire with fire has only burned us all! The difference this time is that it's just burned us more!

Cause y'know who picked up on that, and took advantage of it? Donald Trump, along with all of those dumbass male influencers like Joe Rogan and Andrew Tate! Because even though everything that comes out of their mouths is bullshit, him and those assholes weren't telling those men that they should just smile and nod to people who think they'd rather be in a forest with a wild bear than a man!

Because of our intolerance, we lost EVERYTHING! The house, the senate, we even lost the popular vote, which I didn't think was possible!

I'm not saying I like it, but the truth is that this loss IS ON US!

[autumnally-art]

with the hands of hope, we pull each other up

Dialogue from Episode 7 of "Chasing the Radiance Beyond the Blue Sky" (Airi 3).

Image 1:

Airi: "...For example, look. Your hands are completely different from mine. Yours are spindly and elegant... while mine are round. Like manju, you know?"

Image 2:

Shizuku: "..." Airi: "Which is why the little trick for me and Minori-- Shizuku?" Shizuku: "Please, don't say thinks like that. I like your hands just the way they are, Airi." Shizuku: "Because they're so kind and gentle. You use them to pull everyone in the right direction."

Image 3:

Shizuku: "And I'm sure Minori felt the same way today. Also--" Airi, in flashback: "Here's a towel. Now dry those tears already. We're in this idol thing together now. But don't think I'm gonna let you beat me!" Shizuku, back in the present: "Even when I was feeling so awful, Airi, you were there to give me not just that fluffy towel, but also the courage to stand back up. That's why--"

Image 4:

Shizuku: "That's why I like your hands so much. They're so kind, gentle, and soft. So please..." Shizuku: "...Don't forget the fact that your hands have given others quite a bit of courage." Airi: "Shizuku... I really wasn't expecting you to say anything like that."

[silencedogood1969]

We built this.

Stone by fucking stone,

hand in hand,

marching through fire with blistered feet,

our hearts ablaze with the kind of hope

only the beaten-down can carry.

We ripped the goddamn chains off.

We made them see us.

From DOMA’s ashes,

we stitched rings around fingers

that had been empty too long.

We carved love into laws

that once told us to disappear,

turned closets into doorways,

silence into roaring streets,

and fear into the kind of joy

that makes you cry because you can’t believe

you’re alive to feel it.

We stood under the rainbows,

our faces kissed by decades of protest.

The ghosts of Stonewall whispered to us

from brick walls that still smelled of smoke and sweat.

We danced where others had bled,

and for a moment,

the world looked like it might finally love us back.

But now—

Now, this.

“I’m scared I won’t be accepted for who I am anymore.”

They shouldn’t have to say that.

Not now.

Not after everything we built.

“It feels like we’re moving backward.”

We hear you.

We see it too—

the way the clock ticks in reverse,

the way the progress we bled for

crumbles like paper in their hands.

“As a transgender student, this makes me feel unsafe.”

You should be safe.

You should walk through halls

without your own shadow threatening to choke you.

You should never have to question

whether you have a future.

“It’s disheartening to see the government take away rights from my friends.”

Yeah, it fucking is.

It cuts, doesn’t it?

To watch the world pretend it’s better,

then rip the foundation out

from under your feet.

And we can’t let you believe

this is how it ends.

We won’t let you think

this is what we fought for.

They ban the brave,

the ones willing to bleed for a country

that tells them to sit down and shut up.

“Not like that. Not in that uniform.

Not with those pronouns.”

And for what?

To protect what?

Children?

You mean the ones you’re leaving to dodge bullets in math class?

Sure. Protect the children.

But they’ll pardon the traitors.

The ones who dragged flags through the blood of officers,

smashed glass in the name of “freedom,”

and screamed for the heads of the people

who dared to protect democracy.

One thousand five hundred motherfuckers

who stormed the building,

and you shake their hands,

while we,

the ones who love in ways you can’t stomach,

the ones who fight in ways you’ll never understand,

are left outside your goddamn gates.

And then you have the audacity to call us the problem.

You stand at your podiums,

polished and righteous,

and call us predators.

“Protect the children,” you say,

like we’re the ones raiding libraries

or handing out AR-15s with Happy Meals.

You call us “extremists,”

but it wasn’t us smashing windows,

beating officers,

and chanting for blood.

You love to say the quiet part loud.

“Radical gender ideology,” you sneer.

“Groomers,” you hiss.

You don’t even try to hide it—you wear your hate

like it’s something to be proud of.

We see you.

Your laws, your bans, your bullshit smiles.

We see it all.

You’re scared of us.

Not because of who we love

or how we dress

but because we don’t need you.

We’ve always built our own homes

in the rubble of the ones you burned.

We’ve turned closets into battlefields

and parades into revolutions.

And you think we’re gonna take this?

You think we’re gonna sit down and cry quietly

like we used to,

when you called us slurs

and told us to bury ourselves alive

because the world wasn’t ready for us?

Fuck you.

You think Pride was a parade?

It’s a fucking war cry,

a love song that drowns out your bullshit laws

and your hollow prayers.

WorldPride is coming to your city.

To the steps of your Capitol,

to the heart of your power,

we’re bringing the millions you tried to silence.

We’ll flood your streets with flags,

our colors slicing through the rot of your politics.

We’ll kiss in your parks,

scream so loud you’ll think it’s thunder.

We’ll laugh and dance and live,

because we know what you don’t—

that your fear of us

will never outlast the joy we carry in our bones.

We’re not backing down.

Not now.

Not fucking ever.

We’ve burned before,

but we don’t turn to ash.

We rise,

we roar,

we remind the world who the hell we are.

You can ban us.

You can erase us from your policies,

your bathrooms,

your military,

your damn laws.

But you will never erase us from history.

And you sure as hell will never erase us from this fight.

[elvenbeard]

🌈NIGHT CITY PRIDE

... is all about discovering new things and making connections!🏳️‍🌈

featuring @pinkyjulien's Valentin discovering a new side of Night City as Vince shares some stories of when he lived in Kabuki a few years back :D

[thackeroy]

Got the words finished on my pride project!

[staxwizerd]

BE WHO YOU ARE FOR YOUR PRIDE

ヾ(´〇`)ﾉ🎙️ ♪🎶♪ ♪

[afriblaq]

Out of spite....

[sapphic-soup-enjoyer]

To all of the queer people reading this , to all of you who are visibly trans or queer, to all of you who are worried about what this election will do to you or your partner, please do not give up hope. We will survive no matter what. We will exist next year and ten years from now and fifty years from now. We will be here till the end of time. Please keep going, take care of yourself and keep your queer friends and family safe. Stay true to yourself and never be ashamed of who you are.

[nathanleemustdie]

this was how it was like pre-election

repubs : but my money!

lgbtq, poc, non-christians, immigrants, and women : my rights and LIFE are at risk-

repubs : but my groceries are too expensive!

[invisibleicewands]

Pride of Britain 2024, more pics - 21/10/2024

[and-loth-cat]

nothing says texas more than people wearing trump masks, having trump cutouts in the windows of their cars, preaching about how trump will "save us" in november at a fourth of july parade (while i, dressed in my pride outfit proudly help up my inclusion pride flag in silent protest)

and me being the only person cheering when the democrats came by, waving my pride flag because theyre my only hope

celebrating independence day while the people you endorse are working to take away every right i have is hypocritical. you can't preach about independence and freedom if you want to take away my humanity

please vote blue for those who can't yet. our future, my future, is up to you.

vote blue