February 16, 2012 • 291 notes • monsieur831

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February 12, 2012
Femme philosophy= pants are for squares and shirts are for stiffs. All you need is feathers and beads.

Femme philosophy= pants are for squares and shirts are for stiffs. All you need is feathers and beads.

January 30, 2012

Zulymar Velaz

http://zulymarvelaz.tumblr.com/

January 10, 2012 • 266 notes • pphantom
what i’d rather be doing

what i’d rather be doing

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January 10, 2012 • 466 notes • forgetpolitics

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May 17, 2011 • 4 notes

Oh, hai! I’m Tali.

So, I was CAMAB (Coercively Assigned Male/Masculine At Birth), so I don’t have any baby pics of me performing femmeness—although I totally was femme, and was shamed out of it. Boo gender normativity! Anyway, this me me at about age 5-ish.

I self identify as transfemme, transgrrl, genderqueer, neutrois, among others.

This is my tumblr.

April 26, 2011
this was my favorite outfit when i was little little, i was only three, but i still remember it!  matching red coat and hat, we lived in san francisco and i loved to look cute in the fog.

this was my favorite outfit when i was little little, i was only three, but i still remember it!  matching red coat and hat, we lived in san francisco and i loved to look cute in the fog.

April 25, 2011 • 1 note
still this fierce.

still this fierce.

April 22, 2011 • 1 note
Two decades later, I’m still a princess with a gun. - Lia Incognita

Two decades later, I’m still a princess with a gun.

- Lia Incognita

April 20, 2011 • 12 notes
“I love this photo because it represents my confidence, with my hand on my hip and my purse that I fought to carry my first day in school. I know that I was ready to take on the world, or at the very least - the playground.I was feminine, but no push over.” -Alysia  from bornthisway.blogspot.com

“I love this photo because it represents my confidence, with my hand on my hip and my purse that I fought to carry my first day in school. I know that I was ready to take on the world, or at the very least - the playground.

I was feminine, but no push over.” -Alysia  from bornthisway.blogspot.com