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I’m pretty sure this is how gay sex works.
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Posted on May 21, 2013 via अनित्य with 977 notes
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Ruby Rhod is one of my favorite characters in sci-fi ever because he is Luc Besson’s vision of the hetero sex symbol of the future: a flamboyant, emotionally labile man who wears skin-tight leopard print or decks himself in roses, a man who accessorizes with big jewelry and dabbles in cosmetics. And the ladies love him. Everything about him screams “gay” according to our stereotypes, but he’s portrayed as a 100% straight sexual dynamo.
Besson is one of the few directors I’ve seen who actually recognizes that our ideas of sexuality and gender performance might have changed drastically in the future
i’m diggin that bosozoku pompadour
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Trans*Scribe
Since February of this year, Autostraddle (“News, Entertainment, Opinion and Girl-On-Girl Culture”) has been running a very interesting series of articles about trans experience (primarily focused on trans women) called Trans*Scribe.posted by jiawen
So far, they’ve run:- Identity Theft: A Trans* Intersex Woman On Traumas and Surgery
- I’m A Trans Woman And I’m Not Interested In Being One of the “Good Ones”
- I Had Facial Feminization Surgery
- Transitioning While Genderqueer (Despite the Standards of Care)
- It’s Not Okay: Intimate Partner Violence in Radical Queer Spaces
- The Future of Gender Is the Present For Trans* Characters in SciFi Novels
- Freezing My Assets: On Transitioning and Wanting To Be A Mom One Day Too
- Clicks on a Keyboard: Dungeons, Dragons, and Trans-Feminism
- Trans and Schizophrenic: When Diagnosis Impacts Transition
- The Maintenance of Identity
- Do Not Consume Psilocybin Mushrooms While Trans*
- Fat, Trans and (Working on Being) Fine With It
- On Faith And Gender, Or Why I Dress Like A Man On Fridays
- Call and Response: On Body Snarking and The Word “Tr*nny”
- Getting With Girls Like Us: A Radical Guide to Dating Trans* Women for Cis Women
- Leaving It on the Court: When My World Changed, Sports Stayed
- Wigging Out: How I Found Beauty in Baldness
- “And I Do Mean All My Life”: A Trans* Coming Out Letter
- Unwritten On The Body
- Rebel Yell: This Voice Isn’t Gendered, It’s Punk
- Dear Housemates of Our Radical Progressive Queer Co-op
- “You’re So… You!”
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Posted on May 21, 2013 via Solace Ames with 133 notes
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:: Who we are ::
We are B.Qullective, a group of people of color residing in Minnesota.
:: What we are ::
We are a community organization for Queer and Trans* identified people of color based in the Twin Cities.
:: Our Mission ::
The Brown Queer and Trans* Empowerment Collective strives to support the social, organizational, political, economic, educational, spiritual, and creative needs of queer/trans* communities of color in Minnesota.
:: Our Beliefs ::
We believe every queer and trans* person of color has the right to safe spaces;
We believe every queer and trans* person of color deserves access to life resources such as housing, employment, education, transportation, healthcare, and creative spaces.
We believe that our struggles are interdependent upon each other. None of our needs can be met without an intersectional approach to supporting our racial, sexual and gender identities;
We believe that empowerment will come through communal organization.:: Our Vision ::
B.QullecTivE seeks to provide physical and virtual resources and safe spaces exclusively for queer and trans people of color.
We host a website featuring resources for jobs and housing, community organizations, virtual creative space, and events.
We plan to one day operate and maintain a 24-hr safe space for queer & trans* people of color, where we will host community discussions, events, educational and creative workshops, and organizational meetings.Current Project: Operation B.Steady !
B.Qullective is bringing B.Steady to the Twin Cities Pride to perform her music and conduct workshops for queer and transgender youth of color in regards to songwriting/performing. We need your help and support in order to make this happen! We’ve formed a kickstarter, and the link to that will be available soon.
:: Contact Information ::
Find us on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bqullective
Tumblr: http://thebqullective.tumblr.com/
By Email: b.qullective@gmail.com
Paypal: [Help Fund B.Steady’s Performance at TC Pride!]
Boost us!
Hey Y’all! We only have 11 days left to reach our goal!!
We still need to reach $1239 by June 1st!
PLEASE Boost, Donate, do whatever you can to help this happen!
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Marilyn Monroe wearing a potato sack, photographed by Earl Theisen, 1952
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elyiot asked: 2, 3, 10, 15, 21, 26, 27
For you Elyiot, more than you and the internet really wanted to know.
2. Generally when I bottom I really do prefer it rough. Being thrown around by someone stronger than me, mmmmm. And maybe a little bit of breathplay. *sigh* But I’m a real sweet fisting top.
3. I want to debate the use of the word weird here, because I’m a queer trans lady that alone makes any kinky thing I do kind of weird. But I probably shouldn’t kid myself, I’m pretty weird regardless of the control population. So I’m really getting into using plants in bdsm, plus I’m super interested in pony play (though its taken me sometime to come to terms with that). Otherwise I don’t know I don’t have a ton of boundaries so I’m dtf.
10. Oddly enough, no.
15. Most embarrassing? At least what I’m willing to admit to is, once waking the house and some neighbors when playing in a friends basement. Apparently most of the ‘words’ were quite audible. Super embarrassing because I know how much it sucks to get woken up by someone’s loud noises.
21. I have had a threesome and it was phenomenal, super queer and oh yes more please. Like all the time.
26. Tall transwomen with glasses. And a skirt, maybe heels? A riding crop?
I’ll be in my bunk.
27. Early morning sex always because I’m more or less asleep by 11p no matter the day of the week.
![thebqullective:
bookishboi:
:: Who we are ::
We are B.Qullective, a group of people of color residing in Minnesota.
:: What we are ::
We are a community organization for Queer and Trans* identified people of color based in the Twin Cities.
:: Our Mission ::
The Brown Queer and Trans* Empowerment Collective strives to support the social, organizational, political, economic, educational, spiritual, and creative needs of queer/trans* communities of color in Minnesota.
:: Our Beliefs ::
We believe every queer and trans* person of color has the right to safe spaces; We believe every queer and trans* person of color deserves access to life resources such as housing, employment, education, transportation, healthcare, and creative spaces. We believe that our struggles are interdependent upon each other. None of our needs can be met without an intersectional approach to supporting our racial, sexual and gender identities; We believe that empowerment will come through communal organization.
:: Our Vision ::
B.QullecTivE seeks to provide physical and virtual resources and safe spaces exclusively for queer and trans people of color. We host a website featuring resources for jobs and housing, community organizations, virtual creative space, and events. We plan to one day operate and maintain a 24-hr safe space for queer & trans* people of color, where we will host community discussions, events, educational and creative workshops, and organizational meetings.
Current Project: Operation B.Steady !
B.Qullective is bringing B.Steady to the Twin Cities Pride to perform her music and conduct workshops for queer and transgender youth of color in regards to songwriting/performing. We need your help and support in order to make this happen! We’ve formed a kickstarter, and the link to that will be available soon.
:: Contact Information ::
Find us on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bqullective
Tumblr: http://thebqullective.tumblr.com/
By Email: b.qullective@gmail.com
Paypal: [Help Fund B.Steady’s Performance at TC Pride!]
Boost us!
Hey Y’all! We only have 11 days left to reach our goal!!
We still need to reach $1239 by June 1st!
PLEASE Boost, Donate, do whatever you can to help this happen!](http://25.media.tumblr.com/f4b18ecdc07d7db3d445e39391fc1303/tumblr_mm0u2r6l4C1qghfhfo1_500.png)
