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Marvel:

@generallysapphic Shuri & Riri 😍 Does. Not. Miss. Presently not writing as much 🥲 ⤵️

fav: https://www.tumblr.com/generallysapphic/703227932348432385/playing-dumb-wont-get-you-anywhere-riri-williams

Arcane:

@cowgirlvi 😍 doing the lord’s work 🧎‍♀️. I always come back to ex!vi ⤵️

@justhereforsubsevika GENUINELY SUB SEVIKA 🤤⤵️

fav: Pt. I & II

- Reader + Grayson by @kiku-o 🤩 ⤵️

@prettyinpink69 various characters but grayson will forever have my heart ⤵️

The Pitt:

@alliewrights Just about all of the Pitt women BUT this Dr. Garcia series I can’t move on from. It’s finished so y’all can read it all at once, be prepared for the most beautiful emotional roller coaster - Smut 12/10, cliffhangers 12/10, writing - exceptional. I wish it could never end 😭 ⤵️

@musingsofheaven Dr. Garcia 🙂‍↕️⤵️

- donate to mutual aid campaigns for queer folks in need. even $1 helps. healthcare funds, emergency housing, gas money, grocery costs, legal fees, etc. can’t donate? share those posts so someone who can donate will see them.

- support queer-owned and queer-run businesses. restaurants, bars, bakeris, etsy shops, etc. not sure what’s around you? google it, search on your town's reddit/facebook/etc, or download the "everywhere Is queer app"!

- visibly show you’re a safe person (if it’s safe to do so). wear a small pride flag, pronoun pin, rainbow lanyard, safety pin, etc. tiny signals can make a huge difference for someone trying to figure out if they’re safe around you. i still remember the joy i'd feel as a young queer kid seeing an adult with some sort of pride accessory.

- respect people’s pronouns! this includes neo pronouns! ask and use what someone tells you, and if they prefer multiple pronouns, try not to just use the one that is the most comfortable for you. take the time to check what pronouns someone prefers instead of just automatically "they"-ing everyone who looks vaguely queer.

- educate yourself so queer people don’t always have to. take a little time to read about identities, history, and terminology. learn about stonewall, the riots, the people (who were predominantly trans women of color, gnc folks, and lesbians) who fought to get us where we are today! learn about different forms of systemic oppression: individual, historical, institutional, and structural. learn about intersectionality!

- volunteer your time. help at lgbtq+ centers, hotlines, shelters, community fridges, etc.

- check in on the queer people you know. pride can be fun, but it can also be heavy. not everyone is able to celebrate safely. in a world with so many horrible people wanting queer people silet, isolated, or dead, a quick check in can go a long way. take care of yourself, as well.

I used to believe that the world would be a better place if people could empathize with addiction. To understand that addicts were suffering from a incurable disease, no difference from cancer the addict may be in remission, but that ... disease ain't gone. I thought that empathy was key but if you can empathize with a addict, you can also empathize with a dealer.

her name was Marsha P Johnson, and we have her to thank for so much.

remember, the first Pride was a riot, and she was one of the brave souls who endured it to help carve the path which so many of us walk today. she helped found several activist groups regarding LGBT safety and wellbeing. and she was absolutely radiant, too.