artoftransliness:

iragray:

I can honestly say this is the most helpful and educational video about phalloplasties I have ever seen.

Trigger warnings for genitals, scars, and discussion of surgeries.

Best part: “I gained sensitivity.”

Also, the style of this surgery is pretty different than others I’ve seen. It doesn’t look like he’s had a scrotoplasty, and his original junk is left exposed.

NSFW, obviously. 

the-absolute-funniest-posts:

literally my favourite video on the internet

lmbo, not not even funny but omggg lol

i laughheedd.

Follow this blog, you will love it on your dashboard

starsinthegutter:

socialistexan:

Compared to 47% thinking that being gay is a choice. (http://www.queerty.com/47-of-america-thinks-being-gay-is-a-choice-and-yet-43-supports-gay-marriage-20091218/)

Dear LGB people, we’ve fought for and supported your rights, mind returning the fucking favor?

well this makes me sick to my stomach. so much for keeping my dinner down.

jamesdarlingxxx:

genderedintelligence:

The Trans Youth Sexual Health booklet was produced by trans people aged 16-24 at Gendered Intelligence, in partnership with Terrence Higgins Trust. The project allowed young trans people to get together as a group and learn about sexual health, and also to discuss how to make sexual health information more relevant to trans people. As a result, a group of young people produced this information booklet, which is aimed at trans youth and their partners.

Check out the full pdf here. Hard copies can be ordered here.

Love this! Sex information for trans youth.

yelyahwilliams:

shil0h:

fun. | Call Me Maybe (cover)

I am in love with this.

When will fun. do anything that’s less than brilliant?

lgbtqgmh:

virtuousabomination:

Spreading the love of god, You’re doing it right.

[A sign for a Church reads, ‘Gay, Lesbian, Straight, Bi or Transgendered? You are loved by God, and… You are welcome here.’]

grandmafuckaunicorn:

✞sorry god, my grandma did it✞

iamlandolakes:

Life As A Trans Dad (by JackGr8ndEmpire)

radkill:

On May 1, 1947  Evelyn McHale leapt to her death from the observation deck of the Empire State Building. She had landed supine on a parked limousine and came to rest in an attitude that suggested peaceful sleep. The photo is often referred to as “The most beautiful suicide”