LGBTQ+ Pride Pokemon Card Patches made by AlienInAJar

Stefani Hadassa

meow meow meow meow meeooooowwww meow meow meow w

My gender is a ✨mysterious color, unlike any seen on earth✨

Stefani Lee

I'm like if the joker had tgirl swag

Good morning ❤❤❤

🕯️🕯️🕯️manifesting Ismail going to the queer youth group meeting this week🕯️🕯️🕯️

You know sometimes I wonder why I'm still on this website - why so many of us are still on this website - and then I go somewhere else for five minutes and am told to kill myself for my very existence and then I remember that that's why I'm here.

That's why most of us are here.

Even if someone here says the same thing, I know there are a hundred people who would stand behind me lurking in my notes. and other places, I look around for help and I'm alone with a whole lot of people who don't care or would attack me themselves, given the chance

This is the website for the outcasts

I'm glad we found each other

my gender is 3 opossums in a coat

Kelly Cadigan

Feels good to dress up for things again

Must be the wine #HappyGirl

it may be winter here but my transgay sparkledogs can go for a nice stroll amongst the green spring grass in the land of art

my gender is god must be doing cocaine by charlotte lawrence

Jessica Volkova

transgender/genderfluid froggy

Trans/genderfluid froggy!

One thing I don’t think lots of cis people understand about transitioning, or at least as far as I’ve seen, is that I’m not trying to look like a guy. I already look like a man because I am a man. I’m trying to look like me.

When I talk about my experiences being misgendered, a lot of cis people in my life will immediately point out my hair. My hair is long, wavy, down to my damn waist, and looks pretty feminine. It does play a factor in me getting misgendered. They suggest cutting it short, straightening it, not dyeing it. And that’s where they miss the point. 

I don’t want to look like a man, I already do. I want to look like myself. And my hair, feminine or not, looks like me. I remember when I first dyed it and shaved the side I saw myself and for the first time what I looked at in the mirror felt familiar and real. I looked feminine. But I looked like myself.

Transitioning doesn’t have to mean looking like the most common image of your gender. It’s about looking like yourself, feeling like yourself, and making yourself a body you can be happy in. 

My gender is Gerard Way in a suit with a nosebleed while smoking a cigarette in a snowy forest under a full moon.