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Shapeshifter
Of all the shapeshifters I envy nonbinary the most Sloughing off convention Convention disregarded them first Polyglot guardians
By Aspen Marie 9 months ago in Pride
The Advocate’s Oath
n the quiet corners of the justice system, there lived a man who still believed in truth—not the kind that sat on paper, bound in legal codes, but the kind that was felt deep in the soul. His name was Barrister Asim Raza, a seasoned advocate known not for his victories, but for the cases he chose to fight—ones others wouldn’t touch.
By Ali 9 months ago in Pride
listing queerly
the thing about queer is it's more than a sexuality or gender, it's a declaration. it's not just a personal state of mind,
By kp9 months ago in Pride
Why Society Needs to Normalize Love for Trans Woman
In a world where visibility is growing but acceptance still lags behind, love for trans women is often seen as something controversial, taboo, or even “brave.” But the truth is simple: trans women are women, and they are just as worthy of love, desire, and public affirmation as anyone else. The problem is not with loving trans women—it’s with a society that still finds that love uncomfortable to talk about, represent, or celebrate.
By Doraly9 months ago in Pride
HEARTSTOPPER IS COMING BACK — BUT WITH A TWIST
Big news for Heartstopper fans! Netflix has officially announced that Heartstopper is returning — but not as a traditional fourth season. Instead, Nick and Charlie’s story will conclude in a feature-length film.
By Ted Ryan9 months ago in Pride
The Plot To Blow Up John Briggs
Welcome to the 1970s! It was the decade that brought us Betamax, the Rubik's Cube, Star Wars, the women's liberation movement, protests against the Vietnam War, and counterculture—all characterised by an era of both division and hope.
By Chelsea Rose9 months ago in Pride
Old Me, New Me, Same Me
I never saw a dyke I didn't like. Not always romantically, at least platonically, but likely enviously. I love a dyke Like I love myself:
By kp9 months ago in Pride
Superstar Divine Gay Feminines
How does it feel to be a gay divine feminine in a world of contrasting beliefs? If this is you, take a bow. You are not alone and are part of an enchanting collective of women who honor their bisexual or lesbian selves with love and respect. To walk a planet of bias and righteous indignation takes a soul brave enough to awaken others to the rigid ideals that dominate a world fixated on what is predictable. Being gay is a gateway to exceptional growth, although our world is flawed with bias, bullying, and indifference. In a darkening world, I find myself drawn to the call of the light, an esoteric ideal similar to religion but differing in its stance of soul safaris on Planet Earth. To say I am a soul is to understand the depth of the cosmos and the mysterious intellect that inspires soul growth and expansion. Life is short in the context of being human and the mystery of our arrival on Earth. Souls are fluid and ghostlike, while humans are flesh and blood, equipped with intelligence and a divine essence of light and dark. A mainstay in this universe of conceptual contrasts. The light sparkles as we travel through time on a mission of honorable importance. It may be as an earth angel here to rescue animals that felt the sting of human abuse or as an awakener of lost souls. The heart of humanity is broken, fragmented from the curse of life and ancestral wounding. The cycle of suffering holds the heart to ransom, causing blocks to love and frequencies that align with human happiness.
By Linda E Cole9 months ago in Pride
Being Your Own Change!!. Top Story - April 2025.
Today I started my online training to be an advocate for STAR® (Sexual Trauma Awareness and Response). I took about 2 hours to read and watch videos on the history of not just STAR® but also on the movement against Sexual Violence. This first few parts of my training culminated with a great Ted Talk by Tarana Burke who coined the term #MeToo. It's been a long road to even get as far as we have in the fight against Sexual Violence be it Rape, Domestic Violence, Workplace Harassment or Stalking. I watched some videos about the early movement of awareness and response with woman such as Gloria Steinem, Barbara Jordan, and Dianne Feinstein. There was also a great Ted Talk by Jackson Katz about Violence against women being a man's issue. (Included below)
By ᔕᗩᗰ ᕼᗩᖇTY9 months ago in Pride
Go Your Own Way
Introduction I have written a simple sonnet, and I hope it does not offend anyone because I am a white, old male, but I fully support the whole of the LGBTQ+ spectrum.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 9 months ago in Pride
. "Born to Rise: A Farmer’s Son’s Dream"
In the quiet village of Tajori, nestled deep in the heart of Lakki Marwat, a boy named Afaq was born into a humble home. His family had little, but what they lacked in wealth, they made up for in love. His father, Wasiullah Khan, was unable to work due to circumstances that weighed heavy on their home. Life was not easy. The pressure of daily expenses, school fees, and household needs often fell on tired shoulders. But Allah never leaves His people alone.
By Dr Afaq Ahmad 9 months ago in Pride
Saddle Up: Why a Horseback Adventure in Jackson Hole Is the Experience You Didn’t Know You Needed
Imagine this: the scent of pine trees, the sound of a nearby creek, the gentle rhythm of a horse beneath you as the sun rises over the Tetons. It’s not a movie scene—it’s your next adventure with Jackson Hole Outfitters.
By Jackson Hole outfitters9 months ago in Pride