The Frabjous, Brillig, NSFW TumblrDrier

ghost choir 👻 🎵

There are tons of gorgeous women here, who post themselves nude. We all do it for different reasons, some to gain confidence, some because of their confidence, some to inspire others, and others who just like to show off. While I don’t know all the reasons, I do know, that 90% of them don’t want your nasty messages.

Just because we post nudes, does not mean you can be disrespectful.

Just because we post nudes, does not mean we want to see your pathetic little cocks.

Just because we don’t want to see your pathetic little cocks, does not automatically make us lesbian. (Yes some fuck said that to me a few days ago.)

Just because we are into kink, does not mean we want to hear what you would do to us. (Unless we specifically state so.)

Put it this way, would you walk up to a woman on the street that you found attractive, and ask if she wanted to see your cock?

If she was wearing a collar, would you go and tell her you want to tie her up, gag her, and fuck her ass?

You wouldn’t, because you’d 1. Get beat, 2. Possible get arrested, and 3. Look like an utter idiot.

So tell me boys/men of tumblr, why do you think it’s okay here?

me: this intro is taking too long

*skips one minute* 

*they eating ass*

I’m a boy. You don’t get to tell me otherwise. If you think otherwise, you’re wrong. Genitals do not equal gender, yeah I have a vagina, I can like my vagina and still be just as much of a boy as any boy that has a dick. If you disagree, fuck off and don’t follow me.

Now that the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and The White House have finalized new nondiscrimination provisions under Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act, it is more important than ever to know your rights and what to do if you face discrimination. 

To better explain what these protections mean, Out2Enroll partnered with trans comic artist, Dylan Edwards, on a series of illustrated discrimination situations.