Imagine those moments where you see her sitting on the couch in the living room, staring out the window as light from the late afternoon sun pours in, falling perfectly on her. She looks away from the window and looks at you, which makes the contemplative frown on her brow fade away and a loving smile grace her lips

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.

Can’t wait for those days where we can just have a lie in and lay in bed, all cuddled up, a little longer than usual. When we get up we’ll drink our morning tea or coffee and slowly make our way through the morning, just the two of us with a companionable silence in the air. I want to spend those calm days with her, only her, with not a single worry on our minds, and a sort or peace in the atmosphere that comes with truly finding your home.

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

totally-sapphic-posts:

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 ❤️❤️❤️

Imagine experiencing life with them… waking up in each other’s arms, eating breakfast together, buying groceries together, watching the rain start to fall… I can’t wait for all those moments

I recently learnt about he/him lesbians and I’m making this post to form a greater understanding of this part of the community and perhaps educate someone else.

To my knowledge, people who use he/him pronouns can be lesbians because pronouns don’t equal gender. It’s just a form of their gender expression. So someone who is a woman can use any pronouns.

If any he/him lesbians would like to add on, correct me or share their own stories, that’d be great! I’d love to learnt more.

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.

I saw a picture of her today and was rammed, totally pummelled, by the full extent my gayness

croshnaloov:

I turned this meme

Into dis drawing✨

@thebookishfemme

undercoverlesbian:

so what if i’m a failure????? at least i’m not straight lmaoo

Ahem

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✨Complete✨Ao3

Summary: Oops, we’re still married…
With plans to leave their small town, teens Leonora and Elsie eloped, but the marriage ended before it could begin when their parents had it immediately annulled.
Ten years later, as Leonora is about to get married again, she finds out the annulment was never finalized. While the clock ticks away toward her wedding, she’s forced to reunite with Elsie to make their divorce official. When romantic feelings resurface, Elsie and Leonora must decide if their unfinished love story is one worth continuing.

Pairing: Leonora / Elsie (OCs)

Rating: M | Words: 25k

Tropes: friends to lovers, exes to lovers, romance, angst with a happy ending, hallmark movie AU, sharing a bed, disaster bisexual, pacific northwest vibes

sorry but I’m still not over Julie Andrews in drag and I honestly never will be