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The dead guy they keep in a case at University College London says gay rights!

I, personally, do not see the inconsistency in being pro-life and pro-gun because my pro-life stance is we need to protect life and we can't unjustly take the life of others and being pro-gun doesn't translate to supporting using a gun to unjustly kill people.

Art by me but I based it on this little placard thingie I found at the grocers. More fun for my art folder of "Rainbow Jacks Semi-wholesome Queer Commie Meme Appropriations". Keep sharing the love.

More art love for another of my favourite couples in The Eternal Courtship. Bring on the multicultural love! 👭💗💛💗👭

Some folks would prefer that I keep politics OUT of my comic strip, but… uh… it’s a comic about my life as a transgender woman, and it’s KINDA hard to not be a smidge political when one party keeps pushing and passing laws that make it a crime for me to exist.  So, sorry if you feel this is unfair, but it feels pretty frickin’ unfair to be labeled a literal criminal for existing. 

Oh? Imagine how tired WE are of LIVING in them.“

Magnet found at a Siloam Springs PRIDE Event by my missus. Magnet is definitely Applejack Approved.

Happy pride y’all! And here’s your reminder: gender and sexuality are a journey, your identity is up to you and it’s more than ok to try labels out and get shit wrong!

I wonder which part flees to the other for a better life.

An 11-year-old who says they would rather die than go through puberty needs mental health care, not artificial hormones.

And? Should those things be illegal cause we can not stop them, or illegal because we know they’re harmful anyways?

Consider this: calling anything which requires labor to produce a "right" is advocating for slavery.

When grief takes the form of insulting and degrading people you supposedly love, in a time when they are vulnerable and grieving as well, it's not constructive and actively destroys relationships. That's a type of toxic and destructive grief needing to be handled in therapy, and even after personal healing the relationship may never recover from the words brought forth by that grief. They can't be unspoken.