theazuresea:

(by Rachel Dowda)

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This is the most recent story I finished. I hope you check it out!

Here is a little taste of the story:

…

I paid the cab driver once again as I stepped out onto the sidewalk taking a deep breath as I walked the short distance to the door. I knew my father would be up, he could never sleep past sunrise. I knocked on the door, I waited for what seemed like forever but eventually the door opened. My father stood before me a look of surprise on his face. He was in his red robe with pajama pants and a white t-shirt visible. I didn’t see his newspaper so he must have set it down.

“Hi Dad”

“Hi”

….

mitunas-wife:

hellfirehotchkiss:

sheltymops:

SLEEPING BEAUTY (1485).

POCAHONTAS (17TH CENTURY POWAHTAN). 

CINDERELLA (MID 1860’S)

JASMINE (PRE-ISLAMIC MIDDLE EAST)

SNOW WHITE (16TH CENTURY GERMANY).

ARIEL (1890’S)

BELLE (1770’S FRENCH COURT FASHION).

CLARIE HUMMEL

Megara (Ancient Greece)

Mulan (Ancient China)

Tiana (1920’s)

Rapunzel (18th Century)

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imoutstanding:

The OUTstanding Campaign was started at Hobart and William Smith Colleges by the lovely lady in the glasses with support from her out and adorable friend. The goal of the campaign is to highlight and unite the LGBT community and its supporters in a fun, positive way. Please support the campaign by sharing this photo and “liking” the Facebook page! www.facebook.com/ImOUTstandingCampaign

For more info on how to bring the campaign to your college or high school, message the facebook page! Be OUTstanding!

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glaad:

Read more: http://www.glaad.org/blog/marriage-equality-comes-maryland

jackscoresby:

artforadults:

more fashion playing cards by connie lim

follow connie on tumblr

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softerworld:

A Softer World: 908

(I spend all my time in puddles. I miss the ocean.)

buy this print

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wertheyouth:

inmygreentie:

I just watched this movie on netflix. It is so great. It makes me wish we had such honest depictions of trans people in American movies. I encourage anybody who’s interested and/or has netflix, to check it out. It’s the story of a transgender boxer (MtF). Throughout the movie the main character is referred to as a transvestite and the pronouns do not change until the final scene, but these things aren’t done in a derogatory way and everything else in the film is extremely respectful and honest. 

Movie recommendation from a friend of We Are the Youth!

w4lrusss:

untitled by Madeline Joy on Flickr.

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