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@20gayteenforthewin

Ladies love ladies, get over it.
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he’s not ugly he’s handsome

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distinguished

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rugged 

This motherfucker survives a lightning strike and you have the gull to call them ugly?? If mother nature cant kill them what chance do you have when this mofo comes after you?!

Reblog Lightning Bison for protection from lightning.

When you reblog Lightning Bison, Lightning Bison gets 200 metres closer to the journalist who called him ugly

He’s sacred now, btw.

“I’m basically a big butch lesbian. I hosted lesbian parties for ten years. And let me tell you, they adore me. A lot of my closest friends are big butch lesbians. Certainly my best bodybuilding partners: amazing, aggressive, powerful women. Very dominant over the males in the gym. Not dominant over me, of course. Unless they’re busting my balls, because strong women are ball busters. They’re just like the dudes. They are the dudes. They just happen to be dudes that are dudettes. They understand both sides of the fence; which is why we get along so well. Don’t get me wrong, I’m still friends with a lot of ‘dude’ dudes. But a lot of guys are just too rough around the edges when it comes to women. I don’t want any part of it. I find it grotesque. One term I’ve been hearing these last couple years is ‘body count.’ I’ve heard men say: ‘What’s her body count?’ They’re referring to the amount of people a woman has been with. What a pathetic, disgusting, wormy question. How dare you? This is an independent soul. This is a human that needs to be treated with honor and respect. This isn’t some piece of property you can put in a box. Imagine thinking someone is not worthy of you because they were a little experimental when they were younger, or even when they were older. That’s their choice. Leave them alone.  A woman can be with whoever she wants, whenever she wants, however she wants. If you ask me, it all comes down to insecurity. A lot of men think: ‘If she’s had a lot of lovers, there will definitely have been somebody better than me.’ They feel threatened, and they try to make that the woman’s problem. What a sad way of viewing things. No matter how many lovers a person has had, they’ll have never been with another you. Every person comes to the table with what they bring to the table. All of us are exactly what we are, different. And that what makes us all so special.”

a little more of the 90s au @simplykorra and i have been working on

the rest of the au is here

aaand the link to the the bit i can't put here

the fic to go along with it

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It’s taking every bit of strength Ava has to keep her hips still. Beatrice’s hand’s are calloused and strong against the flesh of her ass. She’s had them there for the last few minutes and they keep…squeezing her and Ava is losing her mind. 

Something about Beatrice wearing this strap-on has supercharged Ava’s body because she feels like she’s overheating. Beatrice is everywhere, somehow overwhelming and not enough. 

Ava needs more, craves it, she feels like she’s crumbling. 

Their kisses are getting sloppier, more intense and they keep breaking apart because one or both of them need to breathe. 

Ava’s shirt is unbuttoned, hanging off her shoulders. Outside of the hat on top of her head, it’s the only thing she has left on. 

Beatrice took Ava’s shorts off before they even made it to the bed. 

Now she’s straddled on top of her, feeling the strap pressing into her and she needs it. 

“Wait, wait,” Ava gasps, sitting up and holding Beatrice down by the shoulders when tries to chase her lips. “Stay there, okay?” 

Beatrice, with her chest heaving up and down, nods and again runs her hands up the back of Ava’s shirt and drags her nails down her skin. 

Ava pulls the shirt off her shoulders and throws it onto the floor before grabbing her hat and turning it backwards on her head.

letter from a mother of a gay man. sent to ONE magazine, 1958.

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This post was flagged as adult content and the original poster was deactivated so I'm bringing it back.

“Mrs R” was the pseudonym of Phyllis Shafer, a Kansas City local who helped found the Phoenix Society for Individual Freedom in 1966, a full three years before Stonewall. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, she and her son Drew operated the Phoenix House, a safe haven for queer people in the city, and a hub of national queer activism. Drew passed away due to AIDS related complications in the 1980s, and his lover, Mickey Ray, spent the rest of his life fighting to keep his memory alive, largely contributing to the creation of the Gay and Lesbian Archive of Mid-America.

“We tend to view American history as this constant march toward progress, which is total crap,” he says. “You gotta fight for that stuff. And if you don't fight for that, you can fall backward. Like it's not just this linear history."

Good quote from the article which may be relevant right now.

Bring this bad boy back with some delicious context for pride

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the way sesame street, a pbs puppet show for literal babies, is pressing on with pride content despite vitriolic monsters descending on every post to insinuate they're pedophiles or demons while some of the biggest companies on the planet who could swim in olympic swimming pools of money like scrooge mcduck on steroids buckle and cave just emphasizes how completely and utterly pathetic these corporations are. they'd butcher a baby if it meant saving a penny.

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where Starbucks and Target and Budweiser will be bullied into submission with the slightest push, puppets and people in your neighborhood stand tall