Being non-binary/genderfluid doesn’t mean never being able to lean on the feminine end of the spectrum. Being non-binary or any similar gender or identity should not have to mean presenting as masculine-lite. More needs to be said about this.

For a family wedding today!

{please don’t remove my words}

F*CK NORMS photo project featuring Liza Dagsberg (@bidual/@lizadagsberg).

F*CK NORMS photo project featuring Liza Dagsberg (@bidual/@lizadagsberg).

Introducing the F*CK NORMS photo project featuring Liza Dagsberg (@bidual/@lizadagsberg).

Liza Dagsberg for F*CK NORMS photo project.

morphial:

Lee Seung Jun

sourced via google

ambergrayphoto:

editorial I shot while in Italy for L’Officiel Magazine

Rebis

The Rebis may seem an awkward figure. Dom Pernety defines Rebis as: “The Matter of the Wise in the first operation of the Work. The mineral spirit rough like water, as the good Trévisan tells us, mixes itself with its bodies in the first brew in the process of dissolving. That is why it is called Rebis, because it is made of two things, male and female, solvent and solvable bodies, which basically is but one thing and one matter.”
Your normal consciousness is the matter, and is the male aspect, fixed in this physical reality. When directing your attention inwards, your consciousness feels more subtle, like water, in the beginning, and it compared to the female. Nevertheless it is still the same you, just two different aspects of your consciousness. When you meditate the everyday physical consciousness dissolves and becomes more fluid when attention shift towards the inner consciousness.
The Rebis is a clear androgyny figure, not always named as such. However the male-female aspects are always clearly visible.

Kimber London

MUA: Juel B 

Photo: Zoe Rain

Model: Hazel Maybrook

✞神の子 godchild✞

Model: Hazel Maybrook

Rope Retrospective: Rope Haze
This week I’ll be posting my favourite sets from 2014. 
Full Rope Haze set here
♥ Hazel