cow-mow:

soih:

weirddyke:

cauliflowerbitch:

r0rschach:

fatallyblonde:

there is no heterosexual explanation for this.

What happens!!?? I want this romance…. so cute

Ummm im here for vintage lesbians

i’m sure someone probably commented on this post already but this is calamity jane, they eventually move into a tiny cabin together and sing a song about how “a woman’s touch” can fix anything. i watched this movie daily when i was about 7 and now i’m a dyke

my butch lesbian professor who is well into her sixties had told me that this was her first real exposure to the concept that a woman could not only be attracted to other women, but be butch while doing it. she said this movie propelled her into her sexuality with a sense of pride and remains a cornerstone of her coming-out journey. in short, representation matters and always has. 

@and-she-was-a-child ^^

sunflowerpsalms:

charlesoberonn:

penfairy:

why DO teenage girls go through a witch/occult phase? I had tarot cards and a spellbook and I knew a group of girls who messed with ouija boards and another who had ghost hunting equipment. “oh yeah Cindy’s just going through that girly phase where she tries to raise the dead.”

When a girl gets to a point in her life when the Christian/Christian-influenced culture tells her that her natural body and mind are sinful and evil, she might choose to embrace it and look for alternatives to Christianity.

Ow! I burned my hand on this tea!

mazarinedrake:

onnastik:

knittedace:

gethinblake:

a modernised adaptation of macbeth in which macduff’s parents are a cis man and a trans man who had him biologically hence ‘none of woman born / shall harm macbeth’

Macbeth: I bear a charmed life, which must not yield
To one of woman born.

Macduff: Despair thy charm;
And let the angel whom thou still hast served
Tell thee, Macduff was from a trans man’s womb
Joyously birthed.

Macbeth: … yeah, but BIOLOGICALLY-

*STABBITY*

Macduff: Did I fucking stutter?

@mazarinedrake here it is!

I LOVE THIS

a-fragile-sort-of-anarchy:

bal-lantine:

ttracer:

draw women in post-apocalyptic world settings with armpit hair, leg hair, bushy brows and pubic hair ya cowards,, draw brown women/women with dark thick hair with arm hair and happy trails and sideburns and mustaches i’m sick of seeing silky smooth soapy clean make up wearing post apocalyptic dolled up women next to stinky sweaty crusty men with dirty nails and sweaty clothes and sweaty greasy hair and 3m long ugly beards

or, if you must depict women maintaining that shit, at least be interesting about it. I can actually buy someone shaving/putting on makeup if that’s their way of coping, something they do to tether themselves to the past or an ellusive feeling of normalcy. So show me the EFFORT put in, yeah? Show that woman risking a zombie horde because she spotted a fucking tube of scarlet lipstick and christ she hasn’t seen that color in five years but it’s what she wore on her first date with her now-dead husband. Show me the girl who is quietly starting to fucking lose it but covers it up with fanatical commitment to her appearance because if she gets these eyebrows right, maybe no one will notice how she stares at things that aren’t there.

I find it completely plausible that some women would go to incredible lengths to maintaining their appearance, because they’ve been socialized all their lives to caring about it, because it’s a part of their identity. So show me how that part gets negotiated with once the world has gone to hell.

Catch me in your local bunker doing a smoky eye with the ashes of my former life.