Be gay, act cute, do crimes only very legal law things

The sense of home between them is so powerful, filled with love and affection and tenderness, with listening and understanding, with empathy and compassion and patience.

Also, popcorn.

King: *gentle kiss*

Uea: this thirsty bastard.

Why is he of all people the voice of reason here

I’m new here🥰 My Dm is open to y’all

If you like a trans girl Reblog 🌝

Blank paying attention to the important details 😎

I love older men ❤️💕

Reblog if you love Transgirl

Tinn really said “we’re not friends but like… have you ever considered marriage? 👉👈”

King's embrace is the safest place Uea has ever had, the most loved he's ever felt and the place that he can be truest to himself... within the arms of the man he loves and who loves him.

I've seen people on here saying they are worried about more stories like eclipse being made and i just cannot understand that attitude. It's fine if it's not for you, but actively hoping that these kinds of shows stop existing is weird. Is it really too much that one show out of over a hundred BLs made this year deftly captured the realities of queer experience and had a political message while still being a true BL perfect for comfort viewing? I love BLs that take place in a world where homophobia doesnt exist, but i also love the eclipse and love seeing my real experiences presented in a way that isnt painful or difficult to watch. The idea that some BL viewers are so uncomfortable with queer issues being portrayed that they want shows like the eclipse to stop existing entirely is frankly fcked up? Like if you dont like it, dont watch? But dont go around hoping that the rest of us get deprived of shows like this that can be so comforting and joyful and frankly healing.

I dont want one type of BL to replace the other, I want both. Diversity in the kinds of BL that get released is only a good thing.

This show is incredible. thank you

FreenBecky

Hello world, reaching to everyone as one of the queer refugees from Kenya Kakuma refugees camp. Life has never been good since we came to the camp years ago in 2019 ,2020 and 2021. Although life is hard, LGBTIQA refugees have continuously joined us in the camp in the latest years leading to a larger number of lgbtiqa refugees in Kenya.

The camp has over 200,000 total number of refugees with just about 1300 lgbtiqa+ refugees. Its just a smaller ratio of lgbtiqa regugees facing persevution from the bigger number of other refugees.

Most of us have fled from Uganda where things turned out to be hard on queer people including death and imprisonment of lgbtiqa people. I call upon everyone tk help and support the the fellow queer people surbive through this trauma. You can’t imagine we have lost friends through death due to homophobia. One of us who was killed badly by setting fire on them did noy live for a month later. When we rushed them to hospital, doctors knew was trans and so devided to delay him and later died. We please need everyone to help. Even contacting UNHCR can help.

Look we have a youtube channel for more information and links like petitions and fundraiser are attached to our youtube channel

Our fundraising campaign, help and donate if you can, if you can't please share, we are currently looking forward to constructing an iron sheet fence as it will improve our safety.

As the leadership team for our group, we estimated it to take $1200. We also love to install a solar system that will cost us $700, will include solar panel, battery, inverter, lights and extensions. Where we shall be able to charge our phones from our premises and also have security lights to avoid attacks at night. and avoid unnecessary movements that also put us at risk of attacks. Please help and support us so that we can improve our safety. With the iron sheet fence we shall reduce on the risks of attacking us by homophobes especially when we are sleeping. I please call upon your support as we shall account for all the money donated to us. Thanks

It takes a good and kind heart to help, you will always stick on our hearts yiu people that make us feel we sre loved and cared about. Sustaining ourselves has failed us. We would prefer having jobs however no one can give a job to a demon like how the call us to be.

Hospital treatment in the government and UNHCR hospitals is hard because of homophobia and delays on LGBT people. For the love and support of one another, we love you.

Hello world, reaching to everyone is one of the members of the queer refugees community from Kenya Kakuma refugee camp. Life has never been good since we came to the camp years ago in 2019 and 2020. Although life is hard, lgbtiqa refugees have continuously joined us in the camp in the latest years leading to a bigger number of lgbt refugees in Kenya.

The camp has over 200,000 total number of refugees with just about 1300 lgbtiqa+ refugees. Its just a smaller ratio of lgbtiqa regugees facing persevution from the bigger number of other refugees.

Most of us have fled from Uganda where things turned out to be hard on queer people including death and imprisonment of lgbtiqa people. I call upon everyone tk help and support the the fellow queer people surbive through this trauma. You can’t imagine we have lost friends through death due to homophobia. One of us who was killed badly by setting fire on them did noy live for a month later. When we rushed them to hospital, doctors knew was trans and so devided to delay him and later died. We please need everyone to help. Even contacting UNHCR can help.

Look we have a youtube channel for more information and links like petitions and fundraiser are attached to our youtube channel

Our fundraiser below

It takes a good and kind heart to help, you will always stick on our hearts yiu people that make us feel we sre loved and cared about. Sustaining ourselves has failed us. We would prefer having jobs however no one can give a job to a demon like how the call us to be.

Hospital treatment in the government and UNHCR hospitals is hard because of homophobia and delays on LGBT people. For the love and support of one another, we love you