#stud lesbian

[dangerouslyinlust]

I just love verbal femmes, the way they convey their words, making you feel so docile.

[that-butch-archivist]

"Lesbian Weddings" by Wendy Jill York

source: The Femme Mystique, edited by Lesléa Newman

[butchqueersapphic]

“Dykes and Their Cars” by Chloe Sherman

[dawuukie]

i wanna finger my girl while i’m making out with her just so she struggles to keep kissing back

[genderqueerdykes]

shoutout to the dysphoric butch women who need to pack, take testosterone, chest bind, get top and/or bottom surgery, wear artificial facial hair, and do other masculinizing things in order to feel like who you are. if you are a butch woman who feels as though you need to have a penis, high testosterone and/or no breasts, you are valid in your desires. while there are butches who experience these things and identify as men, we also have to respect butch women who need these things and still identify as women. i see you and i hope you can present how you need to in order to feel like who you really are.

[spitefulfemme]

black lesbians brainrot.

- this post was made by a minor, mdni accs dni!

[thealienstud]

Anyway I hope studs, black femmes, black butches, black trans lesbians, and all black lesbians have a great day😘🫶🏾

[the-dan-ny]

omg baby your tits look so heavy, that's really dangerous for your back, let me hold them for you princess don't worry you just have to sit on my lap and be all pretty for me, but ik I'm already holding them for you might as well play with them as payback. But don't mind me I'll just be here, holding your tits, pinching your nipples, sucking on them, leave your breast full of pretty hickeys, we can even make out while I'm squeezing your tits if you want I just love them so much can't keep my hands off of em 💞

[artinvain]

From @/frankie on tiktok. thought this was a nice brief articulation of lesbian gender since I’ve been thinking about it to much. especially the demonised aspects of lesbian masculinity…

[violottie]

ahem...

[elysianmadness]

Happy lesbian visibility week/day to every lesbian around the world! I hope you're going to have a wonderful week, wherever you are. Your lesbianism is perfect and needed in the world. In this household, we love and appreciate the diversity of the lesbian experience <3

[dangerouslyinlust]

Thinking about a sweet femme dressing up to look pretty just for me makes me crazy.

[butchqueersapphic]

[dawuukie]

wanna make a pretty girl hump her pillow and send me videos of how pathetic she is for me

[genderqueerdykes]

a long time ago, my roommates had an argument over whether or not hamburgers are sandwiches. this actually got heated to the point of one of the guys having to get upset and walk away because he was convinced that hamburgers are not sandwich, but instead their own classification of food.

people will pick any hill to die on- we as a species cannot 100% all agree on the definition of anything. that's why we can't agree on the definition of gay, queer, lesbian, trans, bi, pan, aromantic, asexual, etc. because we as a species just can't do that. we all have a unique perspective on what concepts are and what they mean.

if we can't agree on whether or not a hamburger is a sandwich or not, i think it's best if we learn to agree to disagree on what the "true" meaning of gay, lesbian, trans, queer, etc. are and just let people live their version of that identity in peace. at the end of the day it literally doesn't matter if you don't know if a hamburger is a sandwich or just a hamburger- you're still going to eat it and gain nutrients from it.

a trans person having a different definition of trans than you, or a lesbian defining lesbianism differently than what they've been told, or any other type of queer person defining their identity in their own way isn't a threat to you- at the end of the day, it doesn't stop them from being trans, a lesbian, queer, or whatever. disagreeing on the definition won't stop it from happening; it's just petty. not every hill is meant for someone to die on. let go