Yes, I firmly believe it shouldn't be the business of the government at all, but unfortunately the amount of security it does provide is also very real.

Being Irish pagan, I wanted to acknowledge the "year and a day" tradition by symbolically changing our last names. But I wouldn't want my wife to risk having her gender marker changed back. This is just so evil for no reason. This is systemic violence and it's going to get people killed.

From my conversations with his supporters, everything is rooted in a basic emotional appeal to hurt people they don’t like, and they just choose to believe that’s happening even if it is quite literally hurting them

love with every day it seems. I hope I can take the leap and start exploring these looks for myself, and try to understand why I've been so intimidated for so long. But, admittedly, now I know I'm contending with some internalized fatphobia and whether or not these fashions look "good" on a fat body

closer and closer to androgyny and even dipping a toe into "masculine" fashion and other gender expressions for myself, the more I find myself craving the look of the over-sized and comfortable athleisure look. "Named Collective" and "Minga London" and "Horn Heroes" are brands I'm more and more in

I read something on here which really got to me as an artist, "I never understood why the musicians kept playing while the Titanic was sinking, now I do". After this I will post art to bring moments of respite, but for now here are my Dark Goddesses, a warning of what is to come.

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