#sapphic demigirl

[pridebicons]

sapphic demigirl hibiki pride icons

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[gendernull]

sapphic demiboy and sapphic demigirl flags!

[starsandmarsbars]

GAY

[genderqueerdykes]

its so frustrating when people prevent transfeminine people from entering lesbian, sapphic and dyke spaces, because we would not be where we are today in terms of queer rights in the United States if it were not for the hard work of trans lesbians and bi/pan/queer trans women. transfemininity and lesbianism are impossible to separate. lesbianism is inseparable from all trans experiences, but most importantly from transfeminine experiences.

if you interact with multiple communities for trans women and transfem people, you will see that there are many sapphics, lesbians and dykes who are transfems and trans women. i've met a lot of transfems irl and online and the vast majority have been bi/pan/polysexual and/or lesbians, dykes and sapphics. all of my irl transfem friends are bi, lesbians and dykes. there are lots of straight transfems and trans women and that's okay, but transfemininity goes hand in hand with lesbianism

it may be hard to encounter transfeminine lesbians at times if you are in a white, rad fem or rad fem pilled space where those in charge only allow skinny, short, AFAB or AFAB adjacent cis lesbians. there are many spaces who chase out transfeminine people for their own "safety". these are very common, so if you encounter this a lot, don't necessarily give up. it's just an unfortunate symptom of people refusing to take the time to interact with a group outside of their own narrow echo chamber.

many people are afraid to include transfeminine features in lesbian posts and in lesbian art because they're so used to AFAB and AFAB adjacent bodies and people being the "norm". we're still at point where we prioritizing AFAB bodies in lesbian spaces and it's time we stopped. transfeminine bodies deserve to be represented in lesbian art, representation, health and information. transfeminine people, and bodies, are a very common fixture in lesbian, dyke and sapphic experiences. some of these groups of people take estrogen, have deeper voices, broader shoulders, facial and body hair, narrow hips, and dense muscles. we should not be prioritizing these things in cis butch lesbians, but rather celebrating the diversity in lesbianism.

while not every lesbian has to be a woman, it's important to allow people who are in love with womanhood into the lesbian community. that is a huge part of what we are here for, is loving women and celebrating womanhood. its so lesbian to want to build other women up, too, to want to celebrate how they experience womanhood. to help them feel like a woman. to help them transition into being a woman. to validate their butchhood or femmehood. ofc there's people with other genders in the lesbian community, make no mistake. but it's so crucial to have people who love womanhood. to have a passion for womanhood. something that can be related to attraction, but goes very deep. and this positively impacts the other lesbians in the space around us.

intersex people are also heavily empowered by this. intersex people are a huge part of the transfeminine and lesbian communities as well. there are a lot of intersex transfems and trans women and these experiences are also very heavily related to lesbianism. people almost never talk about intersex transfems and trans women, and especially when it comes to lesbians, but many, many trans women and transfem have intersex bodies and identities and are very often part of lesbian and dyke spaces, either for reasons of what they get referred to by others, their passion for lesbianism and/or womanhood, or their attraction.

to love their own womanhood so much that they love other people's womanhood. people who are in love with being femme and what femininity represents joining these spaces only empower other people. and it's by no means a rare experience. many transfemmes and trans women find themselves loving femininity and/or womanhood so much that they just love women and femmes in general. this is such a common experience

there's no way you could ever separate lesbianism from transfemininity. there's a deep, powerful passion for womanhood and femininity in many transfemmes and women, and it motivates them to express it to any and all women, femmes, and lesbians. to protect and care for and look after women, femmes, lesbians, dykes and sapphics. it's an act of radical self love. not only do we love how we feel, but we love seeing other people experience euphoria when allowed to participate in womanhood and/or femininity.

it's a very natural way to experience one's own expression, one's love for their own gender, it transcends their love for themselves and is passed on to those around them. it's liberating. it's beyond liberating to be around someone who says that lesbians can be transfeminine and trans women. that lesbians and dykes don't have to perform femininity or womanhood to ridiculous degrees. that lesbians and women don't have to be body/facial hairless, short, tiny, quiet, big breasted, wide hipped, narrow shouldered, small handed, and so on.

it's so empowering, feminist, and lesbian to be around someone who says a woman and/or a lesbian, dyke or sapphic can and do look like anyone and anything. that transness and lesbianism cannot be separated, because they are so closely related to one another. it's ridiculous and inaccurate to insinuate that transfeminine people and trans women are ever out of place in lesbian spaces. we have to continue to fight this behavior, because the two are so close they have always been related to one another from the start. from the beginning of the lesbian and trans communities, there have been transfemmes and trans women in lesbian spaces. we have always been here.

[pennycutenice]

You have to understand: Being pathetic about women as a woman is way too much fun to not do it. And being a begging mess for t girls as a t girl? Hoo boi.

[chelledoggo]

happy pride from my totally canon and totally not doomed ot3 🌈

[feelingthemode]

posting all my userboxes from pride month! part 1

[autisticgayplushie]

full pride puppy squad.... starting to look a little like a class photo with all 15 of them,,, <3

(the colorful puppies series 2 pre-launch page is now up on KS!!)

[dizzy-lights]

i originally started making star pixels just because somebody requested me to but since there are quite a few now might as well fill in the gaps! a huge batch of common flags, if you want to see ones of these of other ones then either they're in the stars tag or you can request it!

f2u for anything by anyone, tags in order of flags

[starheartworkshops]

Hello, everyone! To save on fees in my store, I've condensed a few listings into categorical listings that share aspects with one another! Here are the thumbnails of the listings I've done this with, and below are the list of flags that go along with them:

Demigirl/boy/nonbinary/fluid

Sapphic/Achillean/Diamoric/Pluralian

Greysexual/romantic

AroAce/Asexual/Aromantic

Demisexual/romantic and Demian

Queer Pride flag and Queer Chevron

Transmasc/Femme/Nonbinary

Catgender and Pupgender

Enbian/Trixic/Toric

Nomin/nin/finsexual

Librafeminine/masculine/nonbinary/flux (not pictured, but still loved)

Every order $35 has free shipping, I ship internationally, my inbox is always open if you have questions, and boosts are appreciated!

[pridebicons]

sapphic demigirl maki pride icons

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[loveless-in-the-morgue]

the desperate need to be someone’s girlfriend and boyfriend

[chnhrobin]

full of love! want to share it with somebody!!!

sometimes a cute outfit is all yuo need! 🎀🎀🎀💖💖💖🔔🔔🔔

[sanestkanadefan]

I know what you are

( Put as many tags as I could to get as many people as possible)

[lake-cosay]

greetings queers i have headcanons

[lesbeanies-stuff]

Ive made a bunch of pride flags with banners and concrete in Minecraft. Sorry for bad colour accuracy and bad designs. Its kinda hard when you have 16 colours.

Lemme know what else i should add :)