#sappho would be proud of me

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Oh to be laying between her spread legs right now, not even in a sexual way. I just want to hug her hips and rest my head against her soft bare skin.

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Thank you 💖🫶🏼🥹

No one really understands how much compliments actually mean to me, like I sometimes brush them off with a joke and a quick “thank you,” but really, I remember compliments forever, so if you’ve ever complimented me or done something nice for me, thank you so much.

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My fingers should be inside of you, right now. Just saying-

[this post is about ✨lesbianism✨].

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I've held a human heart in my hands:

It was mine

After i ripped it off of my chest

To offer it to you

Because you were hungry.

- Ele 🪻

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Your tits look extremely good in that swimming suit, i should be hugging you from behind so that i can grope them. Just a little bit. Hope you don't mind we're in public. No? Awesome.

this is about lesbians🪻

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Mdni

Reblog if you want anonymous questions.

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I'm not good at comforting

People around me.

I'm sorry

That i wasn't enough.

No one ever

Thought me to be of comfort:

I can't comfort anyone

Not even myself, i'm afraid.

- Ele 🪻

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Holding hands while sleeping together, holding hands while sleeping together, hoLDING HANDS WHILE-

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I don't

Feel

Nothing but

Emptiness

inside of me.

And no light at the end of the tunnel.

- Ele 🪻

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I just want her to feel safe around me. Not only physically, but also and most importantly emotionally safe.

Yeah, i'm here for you, you know that. You can always come talk to me, because there is nothing you can't tell me, and there is nothing i wouldn't do to help you 💭

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Oh, to cut deep

And deeper

And watch as the life slips

And the breath gets itchier.

- Ele 🪻

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Clouds would be harsh

And rough and sharp and bitter

Clouds would be stiff

If i ever were to compare how they feel

With your arms around me.

And yet i couldn't but watch them

Far, with the Moon and Sun, they dance around

While your warmth would be much closer

If i ever were to compare how you feel

With those clouds in the sky.

- Ele 🪻

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You're so pretty right now, baby, but you know what would make you even prettier? My strap deep inside your pussy and your sweet, broken voice begging me to breed you.

[This post is about ✨lesbianism✨]

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A crisis is

Not

An ending.

A crisis is

Nothing

But a new beginning.

- Ele 🪻

[dumb-djarin]

personally I think the meaning of life is opening a pomegranate for a pretty girl while she lays in a patch of sunlight on my bed

[dolokhoded]

with greece legalizing gay marriage and everything i'm so tired of people diminishing queerness in greece to "oh your ancient greek ancestors would be proud ! alexander the great would be proud ! achilles would be proud sappho would be proud plato would be proud" etcetc.

queer rights progressing in greece wouldn't make our "ancient greek ancestors" proud because they had an entirely different concept of marriage than us, viewed women as objects to be sold and traded and only accepted homosexuality between men, or even more likely, a man and a literal underage boy.

gay rights in greece aren't benefiting some people who died a few thousand years ago or are Literally Fictional. greek queerness isn't just some ancient dionysian fantasy of feeding each other grapes and reciting poetry to each other by the sea. actual greek people who do benefit from this still exist. it doesn't honor some ancient guy who condoned slavery. it honors greek queer people who were out there protesting at the controversy this law raised with the church and actually made the effort to win this fight.

ancient greece isn't the epitome of queerness, not even close. absolutely in no way when it concerned exclusively just gay men. the epitome of queerness is the trans kid from my hometown who insisted on cutting their hair and dressing masculine even within their transphobic high school environment and strict orthodox family, or the woman who taught me programming who was married with children and realized she was aromantic fifteen years into marriage, or the gay punks who kept cops out of the university's anarchist hotspot.

greek queer people aren't history or mythology, and ancient greece isn't the queer utopia you make it out to be. we're still here, and we're fighting against the exact ideas our ancient culture perpetuated.