And here it is!
Long awaited, a typographic poster for my Visual Organization and Media class about gender! Huzzah!
What do ya’ll think?
Nice!
Awesome!!
Flawless parenting - just add in ‘or people who identify as gender diverse’ and we’re good to go! ;)
At 17 I have a lot to worry about: graduating from high school, keeping in touch with friends, staying out of trouble, dealing with sexual issues, etc. But who thought I would have pressure from Facebook to decide whether I am male or female. Maybe this isn’t an issue for everyone, but it is for me.
Go check out the rest of this great article by CJ Kellman about how people of diverse gender identities are being left out by Facebook!
I had a hard time thinking of how to alliterate that last bit. A+ for effort, right?
What do we want?
REALISTIC-LOOKING BREASTS
When do we want them?
NOW
How much are we willing to pay?
…Little to nothing.
Here’s the good news: we don’t have to.
This technique requires 1-4 cups of…
Go check out tuckingandotherskills’ awesome tutorial on how to make your very own padded bra (using household products and a bit of sewing know-how)! :)
watercolor binders!
(i made this)
Aw those are awesome rainbow binders!! How amazing would it be if binders came in colors like these?
I owe the gay community an apology.
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| — | Dr. Robert Spitzer, the author of a 2003 study claiming gays could be “cured” through reparative therapy. Now nearly 80 years old, Dr. Spitzer has acknowledged that reparative therapy actually harms more than it helps. Read more. (via gaywrites) |
How To: Take Care Of Your Binder
As expensive as binders can be, you’ll want to get the most out of them! Here are some tips to extending the life of yours by taking good care of it.
Some handy-dandy know-how for peeps looking to get the most out of their binder!
An interview with John Richards, the co-creator and writer of TV series Outland about a gay sci-fi group, and an award-winning writer and broadcaster. He spoke with Andrew Shaw ahead of his appearance at this year’s Emerging Writers’ Festival.
According to the traditional interpretation of Scripture, as a Christian, I am uniquely excluded from that possibility for love, for companionship, and for family. But unlike someone who senses a calling from God to celibacy, or unlike a straight person who just can’t find the right partner, I don’t sense a special calling to celibacy, and I may well find someone I grow to love and would like to spend the rest of my life with. But if that were to happen, following the traditional interpretation, if I were to fall in love with someone, and if those feelings were reciprocated, my only choice would be to walk away, to break my heart, and retreat into isolation, alone. And this wouldn’t be just a one-time heartbreak. It would continue throughout my entire life.
Matthew Vines talks about the Bible and Homosexuality. You can read the entire transcript on his Tumblr!
