#lesbian pride

Hold my hand loser, we’re going on a picnic and making flower crowns for each other

On a warm evening, let’s sit on the hood of the car and watch the sun set and the stars begin to appear, while the radio plays music softly in the background

In the mood to pick flowers with a girl, make flower crowns and sit on a picnic blanket while she lays her head on my lap

Imagine sitting in the car together at the beach while it rains, talking about nothing in particular. Whenever silence falls, you both listen to the soft pitter patter of the rain and the waves breaking on the shore, creating a calm sort of atmosphere.

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Happy international trans day of visibility

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I liked what @here-queer-and-failing-school commented. Definitely important things to remember.

Happy international trans day of visibility

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Happy trans day of visibility

And to all trans wlw and nblw, your identity is valid and I welcome and support you in this sapphic space.

Stay safe and continue being beautifully you

Self care is listening to soft music at 2am with a girl in your arms, snuggling into you and tracing a heart on your chest

Where is my wife to come home to and cuddle with after a long day

Mentally, I’m lying in bed on a cold day with a girl in my arms. Neither of us want to leave the warmth, and so we cuddle closer instead.

Every time I listen to this song I imagine dancing with a girl in our apartment and laughing together, neither of us wanting to be anywhere else in that moment

Craving one of those long hugs where you both feel warm and safe, and neither of you really want to let go

Imagine a girl sitting between your legs, leaning against you as you run your fingers through her hair, and watch a mindless movie, which ends with you both asleep and cuddled up together

These are for all the single sapphics on this Valentine’s Day <3

I’m back and with a renewed passion for yearning!

I’m making this brief return to tell you guys about something that happened.

So, I was obviously feeling a bit down from my breakup, and my mum noticed. I was doing relatively alright until she asked what was wrong and if I was okay. So I just broke down a bit and she comforted me.

This woman straight up said: “So you two broke up.”

Keep in mind, I’m not out to her and she wasn’t even supposed to know I was dating someone. After I collect myself, I say: “I don’t still need to come out, do I?”

She laughed so hard she was sitting on the floor with literal tears streaming down her face. And you know what she said next? She said: “I may act oblivious, but I’m not stupid. You should see the way your eyes light up whenever you talk about your ‘friend’.”

Me, half-joking: “I’m sorry, I just don’t like men in that way.”

My mum: *jokingly* “you’re not really gay, you just haven’t found the right man, yet.” *can’t take herself seriously and snorts*

So that’s how I came out to my mum.

Note: my mum was joking on the last part, she’s totally supportive.

What’s the point of having a queen-sized bed if I don’t have a Queen to share it with

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To anyone who heard lgbt slurs this holiday, directed at them or not, I’m sorry you had to go through that. I know it feels horrible hearing your family speak like that

You are notworth less than any other person. You are amazing and beautiful and absolutely valid ❤️❤️❤️

Mentally, I’m lying in bed on a rainy day with a girl in my arms, listening to the soft pitter patter of the rains drops tapping the window while we cuddle.