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sonofbaldwin:

This seems about right.(H/T Kiera Scriven)

sonofbaldwin:

This seems about right.

(H/T Kiera Scriven)

(via fuckyeahfeminists)

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lez-b-honest:

Rebecca…

yes!

lez-b-honest:

Rebecca…

yes!

(Source: bi-sexual-and-proud-as-hell)

Tonight my parents sat me down to talk because they are concerned about me. They said they know I’ve been breaking out in weird rashes on my hands from stress, and I’ve been getting sick a lot lately and sleeping all the time. They know where this stress is coming from. My dad saw my nose ring… (finally stopped holding my breath)….. and they found my Twitter account (which is all about Valeria) and know that I am seeing a girl. Living a double life has been stressing me out, and that’s why I’m having so many health issues. I need to break things off with the girl, quit my job, stop seeing my therapist and start going to Christian Family Counseling, and possibly take some time off of school to sort my life out. Aren’t I relieved they know!? 

NO, not at all. I’m terrified. Do I quit my job and withdraw from the semester to go to stay at home and read the Bible and pray all day? I’ll come back to the same conclusion- I am queer, and God loves me. If I quit my job, I’ll be completely dependent on them. What are they going to do if I don’t quit? I have money saved up, so I can just move out and have money to pay rent monthly, but the car is still under their name. How long until they report it stolen? Can I stay where I am, use the pre-payed rent, find a job here and use public transportation until I save enough to buy a car? If I choose to live life the way I want to, I’m going to lose everything: family, shelter, car, phone, and the security that comes with knowing that they can rescue me in an emergency. Not to mention, they pay the medical bills, and for my medicine. If I turn away from them, I’ll have to quit taking anti-depressants, and I won’t have my therapist to remind me that I’m capable of survival. If I choose to do what they want me to do, how long will I have to give up all independence? How long will I have to rely on them for absolutely EVERYTHING?

What am I going to do?

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fu1:

Like my first non trans dedicated post in.. Forever.. *__*

fu1:

Like my first non trans dedicated post in.. Forever.. *__*

(Source: lucycadence, via lgbtlaughs)

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theycallme-changeling:

THE HOLY SPIRIT. This is FANTASTIC.

(via reticent-romantic)

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intentionallyunintentional:

anursingdegreeinfeelings:

huffingtonpost:

Pop and Daddy. This is great. 
Sophia Bailey Klugh, 10-Year-Old Girl With Gay Dads, Has an Important Question for President Obama



AW!
My health teacher: What's the best form of protection that prevents pregnancy?
Everyone else: Abstinence.
Me: Being a lesbian.
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themosthappy3:

I just got “Love is Love” tattooed on me yesterday! 

Gay tattoo bonding! :)

themosthappy3:

I just got “Love is Love” tattooed on me yesterday! 

Gay tattoo bonding! :)

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"I chose to marry the same sex so all my friends would refuse to come to my wedding"
Shit gay people never say (via shitgaypeopleneversay)

(via reticent-romantic)

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lez-b-honest:

My little brother almost started crying the other day when he asked why I wasn’t getting angry about Chic-Fil-A posts anymore.   I told him it’s because I’ve given up being angry. I’m just going to have to sit here in suffering that there are some people who do not value you me on the same level as a fetus. It’s obvious that lots of people believe to put me as well as all the other members of the LGBTQ community into a category of second class citizens. All I can do is hope for the best that things will eventually turn around because for now, there’s literally nothing I can do about it. I never understood the statistic of why so many suicides occur within the community after legislation is passed inhibiting our rights…until August 1st. This wasn’t a bunch of overly privileged assholes sitting around an office debating my future. Sadly, I’m used to that. No, these were my neighbors, potential co-workers, even members of my own family. And that killed me more than anything else.

My family went to eat there. They were discussing how great it was that so many people support Chick-Fil-Bigot. My brother ate there… he knows I’m queer. Chelsea held me while I sobbed for two hours straight. She wanted me to call you, but I thought it would just make you more angry at my family. I’m glad that one day I’ll have a brother-in-law who cries about the hatred, instead of the brother I have who runs out to buy a milkshake in support of it. I really love your family.  

lez-b-honest:

My little brother almost started crying the other day when he asked why I wasn’t getting angry about Chic-Fil-A posts anymore.   I told him it’s because I’ve given up being angry. I’m just going to have to sit here in suffering that there are some people who do not value you me on the same level as a fetus. It’s obvious that lots of people believe to put me as well as all the other members of the LGBTQ community into a category of second class citizens. All I can do is hope for the best that things will eventually turn around because for now, there’s literally nothing I can do about it. I never understood the statistic of why so many suicides occur within the community after legislation is passed inhibiting our rights…until August 1st. This wasn’t a bunch of overly privileged assholes sitting around an office debating my future. Sadly, I’m used to that. No, these were my neighbors, potential co-workers, even members of my own family. And that killed me more than anything else.

My family went to eat there. They were discussing how great it was that so many people support Chick-Fil-Bigot. My brother ate there… he knows I’m queer. Chelsea held me while I sobbed for two hours straight. She wanted me to call you, but I thought it would just make you more angry at my family. 
I’m glad that one day I’ll have a brother-in-law who cries about the hatred, instead of the brother I have who runs out to buy a milkshake in support of it. I really love your family.  

(Source: philosophersdog)