Emily 🌈🏳️‍⚧️

I say I hate pop country and I do. But still..if Fishin in the Dark or Chattahoochee comes on, you might as well just hand me a cowboy hat and point me to where the line dancing is.

2. Rather than a blanket ban, I would suggest limiting your use of it as much as possible and using it to seek out small businesses owned by members of communities that are under attack right now. Support queer, BIPOC, or women artists and use Amazon to find them.

1. I know there's been a blanket ban on Amazon for a while now and while I do support it, I think there have been some unintended consequences. February was a terrible month for queer indie authors, many of whom rely on Amazon for their income. Some may fear they might have to stop writing entirely.

I moved to New England 9 months ago to find a safer place and after seeing the way that everyone here has rallied against the administration, I’ve never felt better about that decision

I’m trans and live in the US. It’s not about amplifying bigots, it’s about protecting our community. Not paying attention and not spreading information is being complicit in our own genocide. Ignoring the bigots won’t make them go away, it will embolden them

I didn’t unfortunately :( but tomorrow I’m going to a state park that is supposed to be great for birding

Hi, so there’s this absolutely stunning older butch woman with grey hair I’ve seen around my apartment a few times (and melt into a puddle every time) so I was wondering what the best way to propose would be.

I feel like being trans in America right now kind of feels like a cancer diagnosis. I'm certainly responding to it like it. I fight, I live each day like it's my last, I reflect on my life, and I'm trying to do and see and experience as many things as I can while I can.

I'm grateful everyday for my stepmom being a shining example of the kind of woman I strive to be. A loud, outspoken butch who could fix basically anything, who once took a valve stem removal tool to a drunk asshole's tires because he called my mom and her dykes but a softie to those she loved.

It’s been 4 years today since I realized I was trans. I’ve achieved a level of peace and self love and acceptance, a baseline happiness I never imagined was possible. If I knew then all the shit I would go through to become the person I am, would I do it again? Absolutely. Without a second thought.

I know I've truly gotten into my cottagecore lesbian in the woods phase because I just heard an owl hoot outside and I got ridiculously excited and grabbed my camera to try and get a picture of it.

Me, in 4th grade: “I just think it’s so cool that these two super close friends decided to combine their classes and teach them together.”
Me now: “Oh my God they were lesbians.”

I’m trans and I was born in Lawrence. I left Topeka last year for New England and I’ve never been happier or more at peace. I hope you find the same.

Thank you!

Thank you! 🥰

Is that what they are? I'm new to New England so I'm still learning the local wildlife.

This was posted on the office door of every single music teacher I ever had

It's the greatest feeling

If you want to do one thing to try and stay sane, it’s if you hear someone make an outlandish claim, fact check it.

I dug out my old almost a DSLR point and shoot. Shot outside my window during the last snow storm. Such a curious fella!
Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS40
#photography

The way I ordered this so freaking fast. #arcane #CaitVi #sapphic halie.store/pages/ea_cup...

My dads were active in the movement in the 80s and 90s. We got through AIDS. We'll get through this too.

Sign outside the Stonewall National Monument park with the word Transgender written in pink chalk between the words National and Monument.

We won’t disappear just because you change a website.

I've seen this drama on Tik Tok and I wanted to comment. Non transitioning trans people have more privilege than transitioning trans people have. It's already impacting us more. It's not transmedicalism, it's fact. Just like I, a trans woman in a blue area have more privilege than one in the south.

I never thought I'd find the best lip balm I've tried in my life at Ace Hardware but here we are. It's the Naked Bee orange blossom honey. Smells and works fantastic.
PS, I'm pretty sure this checks another box of the dyke category considering I was there to pick up hooks to hang string lights.

I don’t care what a website says. We all know who started the Stonewall riot and they can never take that away

Oh hi! I’m another trans Kansas transplant living in New England. You’re right, the way things are here made it worth blowing up my life

I came out in 2021 in MO and I won’t deny I did some deep soul searching on whether I wanted to with all the hate. But I decided it was better to be hated by bigots than to hate myself