kidfun:

I have such a burning passionate love for all trans girl lesbians.

Trans girl lesbians that are butch or masculine.
Trans girl lesbians that have trans girl partners.
Trans girl lesbians that have cis partners.
Trans girl lesbians who dress feminine.
Trans girl lesbians who are feminists.
Trans girl lesbians that don’t shave and wear dresses and skirts because they aren’t afraid of their leg hair.
Trans girl lesbians who wear makeup.
Trans girl lesbians who don’t wear makeup.

Honestly bless you all. You are all flawless and beautiful and I hope you are all having wonderful days. Terfs are small minded and don’t you ever let anyone tell you that you aren’t a drop dead gorgeous lesbian because I can assure you that you are exactly that.

Thats gay

wormspit:

wormspit:

a lot of reviews i’ve seen of rafiki have given it a 3/5 and critics are calling it a sweet, simple, almost bubblegum-ish movie…. but like that’s the whole point of it? it’s meant to be a drama at its core, but bursting with joy, music and love. 

we often take advantage in the west of the fact that we can portray the sexual, political and complicated aspects of lgbt life without it being censored, but in a country with militant homophobia and anti-gay laws, a portrayal of a lesbian romance in the modern day between two teenagers as sweet, and innocent is an incredibly brave stance to take. 

rafiki is not as complex or heartbreaking or visceral as brokeback mountain, but it’s a powerful statement in and of itself to make a movie about lesbians that’s actually happy in tone for once. it’s something that larger studios here are still too scared to make lmao 

you’re right and you should say it