Reblog if you have mourned the death of a fictional character.
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Synopsis:
Approaching his 30’s, Passion, a black trans musician two years into his medical transition, juggles his newfound identity as a black male and the societal expectations that come along with it. Though him and his ska band enjoy local success in Oakland, Ca, Passion is discontent with remaining local and wants to extend the band’s fame beyond the bay area. However, his best friend and band mate, Shields, cannot fully accept his transition which heavily affects the success of the group as he constantly pressures Passion into living stealth and adopting a misogynist demeanor. Afraid of ruining the chances of success for his band and feeling unsure of his own masculinity, Passion begrudgingly begins to closet himself. When he encounters a local queer activist named Uni that reminds him of the beauty of gender fluidity, it propels him to take action in his career as a musician, reconsider his friendship with Shields, and openly embrace his trans identity and non-traditional expression of masculinity.signal booost
Love your curves ladies, you’re beautiful <3
Kimberly, 20, Upstate NY :)
Muito lindo.
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I am totally ready to be a plus size model…just not in blazing sun with pollen caught up in the wind. Check out my professional ‘something in my eye’ shots and try not to ruin your keyboards with lustful dribble.
This is the size 8 dress I thrifted £3. So I can now say I’m a size 8-26 depending on the elastane involved lol
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(TW: ANIMAL TESTING)
This is what happens to an animal when the company uses animals to test its product. Some of these companies are L’Oreal (Lancome, Maybelline), Johnson & Johnson (and their brands such as Carefree, K.Y), Clairol, Clearasil, Estee Lauder, Gilette (Procter & Gamble), Herbal Essences, Listerine, Nair, Olay, Oral B, Palmolive and many, many more.
I used the least triggering image I could find (and will update with a source when I find it) - things can get much worse for the animals than this. Here is a list of companies that do not test on animals. I tend to just avoid most of the big companies like Procter & Gamble and Unilever anyway. There are a lot of local, vegan companies that need our support.
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labels are something that others slap on you- they are generally followed by stereotypes and generalizations. labels are silencing and hurtful.
identities are something that you slap on yourself. You, and you only, believe you fit into a category because of the definition of that certain ID and how it applies to you and your life. identities can be empowering.
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