Last call on my binder give away I am doing the drawing tomorrow night (Sunday August 14th)
its a brand new tri top size medium, black.
This is a completely free binder, I pay shipping.
Just drop a note in my ask box titled “binder give away”!!
~Ty
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Submission from kristt:
im kris, trying to figure out my identity. currently feeling mostly like a genderqueer gay guy in a female body. i’m taken by my soulmate, a wonderful guy named wyley.
Please reblog and add to this list; it might really help someone out there who really needs it :)
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[image: androgynous person sitting on a high stool in front of a stove cooking in a frying pan, looking into the camera. they have a shaved head and facial hair on their chin and are wearing large black rim glasses, black stockings, and a black bra and underwear with garters set.]
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Submission from yu-pu:
Evelyn, 23, from Boston.
Biologically heterosexual male, genderqueer, genderfluid, cross-dresser, drag queen, androgyne. Fine with any pronoun.
I like to be pretty and embrace women’s fashion. I am newbie to LGBTQIA community and curious about everything related. Feel free to chat with me! :)
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[image description: image is a black and white photo of a protest. In front is a white person who is presumably a drag queen in a large coat and a dress with their arm in the air triumphantly. In the background there is a person holding a sign that says “drag it out in the open” in all caps.]
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LGBTQ* History You Should Know
(And Probably Never Heard Of)
— Compton Cafeteria Riots 1966
“One weekend night in August — the precise date unknown — Compton’s, a twenty-four-hour cafeteria, was buzzing with its usual late-night crowd of drag queens, hustlers, slummers, cruisers, runaway teens, and down-and-out neighborhood regulars. The restaurant’s manager became annoyed by a noisy young crowd of queens at one table who seemed to be spending a lot of time without spending a lot of money, and called in the police to roust them — as it had been doing with increasing frequency throughout the summer.
A surly police officer …. grabbed the arm of one of the queens and tried to drag her away. She unexpectedly threw her coffee in his face, however, and melee erupted…. The paddy wagons arrived and the street fighting broke out in Compton’s vicinity.”
Text from: Stryker, Susan. Transgender History. Berkeley, CA: Seal, 2008. P. 64](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lo6nn5SBBC1qghfy5o1_500.jpg)
[image description: image is a black and white photo of a protest. In front is a white person who is presumably a drag queen in a large coat and a dress with their arm in the air triumphantly. In the background there is a person holding a sign that says “drag it out in the open” in all caps.]
LGBTQ* History You Should Know
(And Probably Never Heard Of)
— Compton Cafeteria Riots 1966
“One weekend night in August — the precise date unknown — Compton’s, a twenty-four-hour cafeteria, was buzzing with its usual late-night crowd of drag queens, hustlers, slummers, cruisers, runaway teens, and down-and-out neighborhood regulars. The restaurant’s manager became annoyed by a noisy young crowd of queens at one table who seemed to be spending a lot of time without spending a lot of money, and called in the police to roust them — as it had been doing with increasing frequency throughout the summer.
A surly police officer …. grabbed the arm of one of the queens and tried to drag her away. She unexpectedly threw her coffee in his face, however, and melee erupted…. The paddy wagons arrived and the street fighting broke out in Compton’s vicinity.”
Text from: Stryker, Susan. Transgender History. Berkeley, CA: Seal, 2008. P. 64
Dani: Periods are no fun, especially for guys. What a lot of people say to do is to eat healthy and start running and it’s supposed to shorten your period. But that’s a little unrealistic to assume we can all just become marathon runners and never eat pizza. I would just stick with a pad if I were you, and change it frequently. Also, if you haven’t already, wear jeans that are bigger in the crotchal region, and if possible (and only if you want to), wear a packer. Then you won’t have to worry about people seeing the pad. That’s for more of a confidence thing. You really don’t have to worry about people seeing it because pads doesn’t even show through in tight women’s pants.
JAC: Welp, I wouldn’t say you’re screwed, but this is certainly a pickle. Maybe try altering the mindset in which you think about it? Easier said than done, I KNOW. I had a really hard time with it when I was younger and I would never have thought that I could changed how much it bothered me, but as I got older I was able to deal better with it by re-wiring my thoughts and thinking about it as a biological process that did not represent something ‘womanly’ just ‘bodily’ - plus finding methods that worked for me by trial and error over some years. It got easier with time and once I lost it from T, it was really mostly an annoyance over anything else - though I may be over simplifying how I felt about it at the time. Total Con: Not a quick fix and hard as hell to do, but its worth a try. Just know it can get easier, even if only a little. good luck!
Ryo: I don’t really have any suggestions except one I read on another tumblog the other day, but if you dont like wearing pads it might not work. But the suggestion was buying larger pads and think of it as stuffing.
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“Practice Makes Perfect”
Gelatin silver print, 1920s
From The Art of the American Snapshot 1888-1978
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“Practice Makes Perfect”
Gelatin silver print, 1920s
From The Art of the American Snapshot 1888-1978
another queer find from liquidnight:]
Wow. Another upcoming movie that looks super interesting… starring a trans*woman of color who is actually played by a trans*woman. That’s kind of a big deal.
Read more about Gun Hill Road on Autostraddle.
(Trigger warning: this is an intense video; the trans woman’s father expresses anti-trans sentiments.)
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