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starseers-garden · 10 months
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Hello again, Tyria (NA)! Back again is lavender pride Malyck and his trans pride wolf. Only this year, I dyed more mounts!
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I think turnout was a little lower this year, at least on my end/map (idk what I set my model limit to last year), but that didn't mean it was any less of a party!
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I actually didn't see too many cosplays on Day 1, either. Doesn't mean they weren't there, though.
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Some other familiar faces I saw again included @ependadrawsguildwars2, @pulledrosepetals, @commanderyes, @commander-titania, and... whoa, Laranity!? And some devs!
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I had a great time hanging out with my friends!
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@commanderyes @commander-titania @dalennaugw @hawkepockets @antariies @dasozelotvonnebenan @dreamersterrace @aleyannadenton
Unfortunately, because my chronic illness has decided it hates Tyria Pride specifically, I had to dip out before the end of the parade and missed the huge screenshot session with everyone in a big, nice group. Day 2 was better, though!
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Happy Pride, my friends! We'll meet again, someday.
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micahruiz · 10 months
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transfemme and transmasc solidarity! (prints available)
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drizzledrawings · 3 months
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Lovers in lavender
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fractangle · 11 months
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Pride month vest project, a patch a day #1: Lavender Menace
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cozypunkprints · 4 months
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I have several new colors of patch now available! I'm really in love with the lavender and neon green.
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the-colourful-witch · 7 months
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There's no Parvati without Lavender :) When I was a kid first reading the books, I didn't like Lavender and Parvati much. They were written in a negative way. They would giggle about everything and say 'oooh' and 'aaah' about stuff and shriek and squeal. And of course, they liked pink and were very emotional... yuk, right? (Note the sarcasm here.) Now, I realize the misogyny that backs all that up. Lavender and Parvati are young women who possess big hearts and know what they like. They are in tune with their emotions and their feminity. And there is absolutely NOTHING WRONG with liking girly things. I have a pair of fluffy pens on my desk that I write letters with to my friends. I own a drawer full of stickers that I stick on my planner. I like the colour pink more and more as I grow older and fuck everyone who makes young women believe they are not allowed to like those things. Because god forbid, you're considered 'girly', which in this case sounds like 'weak'. Weak? Are you kidding? Lavender and Parvati fought in the war. They risked their lives to save others. Lavender ran after Blast-Ended Screwts to help Hagrid with his class! I would rather eat my socks. NoT To MEntiON, the two of them were the only students who bothered to comfort Professor Trelawney when her bloody career was on the line! I will no longer accept any criticism about Lavender. She is a good person. I'm going to continue because there's a lot to say.
Oohing and aahing when you see a unicorn is not annoying, Harry. You pubescent little shit. If I saw a unicorn, I would bawl my eyes out. Don't judge people.
Crying when your pet rabbit dies is also NOT ANNOYING. Have some sympathy. Hermione, just because YOU don't believe in Divination doesn't mean it's nonsense. Don't make fun of people and their perception of the world. RIP Binky <3
Am I done? NO! Lavender was a 16-year-old girl when she got her first boyfriend. Was she clingy? Yes. Did she use silly nicknames? Yes. Does that mean she deserved to be led on for weeks? No. So, Ron Weasley, apologize. For the love of GOD.
Alright, I think I'm done.
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sapphos-darlings · 22 days
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There's something I've been thinking a lot recently, about how lesbianism is truly a unique sexual orientation even among other minority ones, and how that affects our art and writing that should be about self-expression. Lesbians are so far in the margins, being first women, then a minority of women by being same-sex attracted, and then a minority of those ssa women by being exclusively ssa. That's not even mentioning other factors that might intersect, such as race or ability. This can leave us feeling isolated and scrambling for support and allies, and in my opinion, one can compromise too much while struggling to be understood, and even lose important parts of yourself in the quest for solidarity and inclusivity.
So, what I want to say to my fellow lesbian writers and artists:
Be bold.
Be honest.
Be unapologetic.
Question your motives and biases again to make sure you're not holding yourself back. Don't let yourself become your own lesbophobic call-out-poster or a narrowminded critic. Don't chew up your ideas, opinions and creativity just so some hypothetical audience would have easier time swallowing it.
Don't shrink back and lie to make your art appeal to others. Dare to prefer women and lesbians. Dare to put lesbians first. Dare to center lesbians. Dare to center lesbians like you and focus on topics that are important to you.
Personally for me becoming the loud and self-centered lesbian writer has meant that I've started to write lesbian/lesbian couples without feeling the need to "be fair" in terms of representation. I've started to write about explicitly homosexual experiences, where women love women not "despite their sex" but because of it, and are sure and happy about that.
I no longer cloak lesbian sexuality in "soft sapphic vibes" or leave it without a clear definition. I've started to exclude men from the women's stories. I've shed the need to include heterosexuals in main roles, even other women.
I started to exclude hyper feminine tropes just because I don't like them. I started writing masculine women and butches without worrying they are "too much". I create lesbian characters who are flawed, in pain, evil, complex and unlikable, and put them in thrillers and horror without worrying about crossing a line into that dreaded "too much".
I've pushed down many invisible walls by examining the ways I've people-pleased and shied away from how strong and unique the lesbian experience is.
Behind all those walls are stories I really long to tell, the kind that resonate with me, the kind I want to have in this world.
And I know no one else is going to depict lesbians like we do ourselves. No one else is going to tell our stories like we do, or paint us like we do, so let's stop wasting time pleasing others and start telling our own stories - unfiltered and proud.
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prinsomnia · 10 months
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queer in ecology ✶ got to be a part of the @thewashistation’s pride collection 🌞🌈🌷 i had such a blast making this tape as a nature-loving gay. i reflected a lot on queer ecology and our role in that realm and i simply rolled it all up in a colorful-stamp-style-with-gold-foil goodness. 🤲🏳️‍🌈 thank you again for having me! see more of this tape and the rest of the collection at thewashistation.com ✨ let’s keep supporting the queers even beyond pride month! 🌈💐🌷🌺🌻
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austim · 1 year
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Stimboard for theybian’s nonbinary lesbian flag for anonymous
🍂 🏵️ 🍑 | 🧡 🤍 💜 | 🔮 🍇 🏴
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lasagras · 10 months
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All right, so we've seen this post by @fuckyeahcoffeeandequality
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And they're absolutely correct. Some people actually say that Lofn and other goddesses are just different names or aspects of Frigg and/or Freyja, but I am wary of these claims since there are very few sources for norse mythology and there could be many reasons why there is much less written about the goddesses than the gods. But that's just me, and I am by no means an expert in the field. Snorri's Edda does say that Lofn unites those for whom marrige is forbidden, though, and that sounds pretty gay.
A little digression, bear with me I promise I have a point. Lavender has been used as a symbol for homosexuality and queerness for quite some time, and the colour purple even longer. "The Lavender Scare", "Lavender Menace" and "lavender marrige" are all terms and names from queer history, and the colour and the flower came to be empowering for queer people.
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WELL
In Icelandic, the name for lavender is 'lofnarblóm', literally translated as 'the flower of Lofn'. The plant is not native to the island and the word seems to be quite recent (the first written example of it I can find is from 1986), in all the other nordic languages they call it some sort of variation of lavendel, except for Faroese, where it appears to be called 'bath plant' (I'm so sorry, I don't speak Faroese). There are a few other words that start with lofnar-, most likely as a reference to the goddess, but most of them seem to be rather old and/or uncommon. I have no idea why 'lofnarblóm' was chosen as a translation for lavender. Knowing icelandic history, the queer connotation was probably not on purpose, but I can't help but get excited about the connection.
TL;DR: Lavender (aka the gay flower) is named after Lofn (aka the gay goddess in norse mythology) in icelandic
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forsapphics · 5 months
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~Lavender fields~
happy pride month folks🌈🌻
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hues-of-purple · 1 year
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Drew this! What do you think? 🤔
(No reposting! Reblogging is always appreciated though!)
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fettfleisch · 8 months
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Countryside is nympho pride
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nickysfacts · 7 months
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Rhino painted in lavender says gay rights!🦏
🏳️‍🌈💜🏳️‍⚧️
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cozypunkprints · 4 months
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Linoleum printed pansies on thrifted t-shirt
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