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THANK YOU and WELCOME to ALL our FOLLOWERS. We LOVE all of you and APPRECIATE your support.
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A couple simple flipbooks from the most recent sketchbook. Gotta draw more…
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I need that shirt!
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For our second podcast we sat down with our gay boyfriend, and newest IDYGF contributor, Sissy Fister.
LISTEN as we chat about the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, drag, nuns, gay boys, HIV activism, empowerment and being fabulous <3
People are butts about gender sometimes! So here is a comic talking about how it really isn’t a big deal!
When I was with James this week I wrote a little poem about gender
and decided to draw a comic for said poem.Hope you guys enjoy!
Its amazing what happens when you let people identify themselves, and don’t force them into categories! Diversity is beautiful!
^couldn’t have said it better myself.
Yesss this is cute :3
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
As the official http://idigyourgirlfriend.com/ site is nearing launch (we’re talking days) we have to thank the tumblr community for such amazing support. We will not lag on our tumblr, as this is an amazing playground and curiosity shoppe of beautiful people, art and writing!
Excluding Antarctica, we have reached every continent <3 !!! If anything, we want to thank you all for sharing our values of equality, beauty and love for everyone.
IDYGF Tumblr Top 10 Countries with the most visits:
10: Finland
9: Germany
8: Brazil
7: Netherlands
6: Saudi Arabia
5: New Zealand
4: United Kingdom
3: Spain
2: United States
1: Canada <3
THIS
http://idigyourgirlfriend.com/ is launching soon!!!! Are you excited? Because we are stoked as fuck!
- not all women have vaginas
- not all people with vaginas are women
(via mattachinereview)
(via queerasfuck)
YAY! I <3 Seahorses!
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Hi Kittens,
We’re starting to put pen to paper and are finally working on our Lesbian Lexicon. Please repost or submit anything queer-positive, body-positive, sex-positive to our Curiosity Shoppe . We want to have a strong lexicon not to put people in “boxes” but rather give the “square” world a bit of insight into ours. We don’t need to define anyone but sometimes a way to start a dialogue of understanding for those who don’t “get it” is to use adjectives that may better describe - in a positive way - what certain stereotypes allude to.
Hugs & kisses <3
xoxo