#wwe lgbt

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happy pride :) ‼️

[theblvcksupreme]

Doechii and her team celebrate her first Grammy win.

[stochastique-blog]

Usefull Stuff

HAPPY QUESTIONING PRIDE DAY

Charlotte Flair for questioning Pride

[pepsidogonline]

Wwe lgbt why why why 🏳️‍🌈🚫

[jj-dyl]

the way straight male wrestling fans think about pro wrestling is so fascinating to me. like you see no gay subtext? none at all? ok..

[milesworld96]

This was really the year for the gays huh

[a-random-pillow]

Cody Rhodes being a ally(mostly 😏)

[xyonziggler]

I hate when people say shit like "Hating a wrestler for liking trump is stupid, you shouldnt care about a wrestlers political opinion

This election is important. This is not some city council election where person A thinks we need to spend more money on healthcare and person B thinks we need to put more money into education

It's more like one person thinks we should put more money into education and one person doesn't think trans people deserve rights

[popculturegenderenvy]

Gender Envy of Today

(day 38)

Dean Ambrose from WWE

[slam-and-bam]

As if I didn’t have enough reasons to hate Logan Paul enough, I see this crap… FUCK LOGAN PAUL 🖕

Saw this on Instagram and as I expected, the comments are showing their true colors and agreeing with him…so fucking sick of the amount of lgbt+ hate going on these days. On Instagram, it’s the WORST. Imagine hating on someone for living their life the way they want to. Keep crying, homophobes!!🖕🖕🖕💩

[bibibi-tchx]

happy pride month you gay bastards we exist to spite all the homophobes once more

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[could-they-be-a-pro-wrestler]

How successful would Jack Twist…

Propaganda for the wrestling skills:

Tough but beatable

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[theblvcksupreme]

stills of Doechii’s performance at the 2025 Grammy Awards

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[undisputed-queer-a]

Thanks, Jaida, I wanted an excuse to talk about trans women in sports again

Ok, when I said that I was using this as an excuse to talk about things. I mean it. Because it should be known I am transgender but I have looked over the posts made by Jaida multiple times and I don't even know what point she'd trying to make and what she meant or whatever.

But I do want to talk about trans people in sports. I want to talk about Iman Khelif. And I'm a little bit late, but oh well. Because hers isn't the only case where this happens. In fact there is a rookie that recently debuted on nxt who has already been accused of...being a man (goodness me I hate the world I live in). And this explicitly harms female athletes. While in most case the people saying this abhorrent stuff online and spreading weird rumours about athletes. Their fine. Nothing happens to them. They can do this without any consequence. But women like Iman certainly lose in this situation. You know who else loses. Actual trans women do.

Because there are two likely major possible responses to a cis athlete being 'accused' of being trans. Response one is a transphobic 'ew that's awful we need to keep dangerous freaks like this away' which is dehumanising, demoralising and a destructive mindset to hold. Response two is a supportive response to the athlete, saying 'actually she was born a woman wtf'. And while yes, please debunk these weirdos. But the response has the adverse effect of also carrying the ability to be perceived as 'oh, no, it's ok she's not trans' as if being trans is the issue but it's fine because this person isn't.

Now please don't get me wrong I am not trying to make situations like this about me. It's not about me, it's about how often I see trans women negatively effected by situations that if kind of have nothing to do with them.

This has been Undisputed Queer-a.

Slay The System, certainly Shock The Cis-tem

[sourchinmusic]

Jeff Hardy being my lesbian icon

*The gender expression and sexual identity of the aforementioned superstar are entirely subject to my own headcanon