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joshuacollison:

#truth #me #gay #christian #catholic #lesbian #lgbt #pride (Taken with Instagram)

[God made gay people. Get over it!]

lgbtqgmh:

joshuacollison:

#truth #me #gay #christian #catholic #lesbian #lgbt #pride (Taken with Instagram)

[God made gay people. Get over it!]

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beinggayisokay:

loveincolororg:

God has spoken!

^^ bahaha



#icant

beinggayisokay:

loveincolororg:

God has spoken!

^^ bahaha

#icant

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This weekend, activists in Uganda - a country where homosexuality is punishable by death - held their first Pride. 
This is the epitome of courage. I have no other words. 

This weekend, activists in Uganda - a country where homosexuality is punishable by death - held their first Pride. 

This is the epitome of courage. I have no other words. 

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"I owe the gay community an apology."

-

Dr. Robert Spitzer, the author of a 2003 study claiming gays could be “cured” through reparative therapy. Now nearly 80 years old, Dr. Spitzer has acknowledged that reparative therapy actually harms more than it helps. More (via gaywrites)

Wow.

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Christian?

Anonymous

Yes.

luciferscradle:

ohmyearth:

ftmark:

unapologeticfeministcunt:

luciferscradle:

mxtori:

Beware if you live in NYC. 


So, let me give you some information about this creep. My first encounter with him was when I worked for this retail clothing company near Canal street. He would come in and harass all the female bodied workers -including me- at my job. He would come in day after day, multiple times a day, harassing us. It came to the point where the store had to get a restraining order against him so he wasn’t allowed in the store. A month or so later, I saw him again. I was working at another store in SoHo, NYC and he came in. He noticed me right away. He would stare at me, smile at me in the creepiest of ways, and try to talk to me. Months later, when I worked at Urban Outiftters near St. Marks, he came into my job. He noticed me. He would enter and exit multiple times throughout the day. He would stare at me, mumble things under his breath, and try to talk to me. He’d ask me for my Facebook, where I’m from, etc. He wouldn’t leave me alone, so I had to run and hide in my managers office until he left.  He has shown up at parties that I’ve been to with my friends, areas that I hang out, and even showed up last night at the pier(where this photo was taken) while I was there with my friends. He even managed to find me on Memorial Day(in the sea of people that were at Coney Island) when I went to the beach alone. He approached me asking if I remembered him and if he has to protect “us”. Part of the reason I had to get a new blog was because I kept getting creepy anonymous messages from this “pink ganja” person and I think it was him. I know that he lives somewhere in Brooklyn off of the F train. Please reblog this and spread the word. I tried to go to the NYPD about this, but of course they could not help. They said I need his name and proof that he’s been stalking me. Go figure.

I’ve got buddies in Brooklyn
stay safe, folks

Please reblog this, and do it as often as you can. Both Lee and I have been put in danger numerous times by this man. He has followed me at night, during the day, spent months (about 7) harassing me via email and on tumblr. He made me not only uncomfortable, but fearful. The police would do nothing, rather they told me to allow him to be close enough to me, for long enough, so police could arrive on the scene. Women are in danger, every day, but on a level that so many people fail to understand. He follows, harasses, threatens. The man has made comments about shoving things down my throat, watching me through windows.. Please, just reblog this.
Just in case y’all thought I was fucking lying.

luciferscradle:

ohmyearth:

ftmark:

unapologeticfeministcunt:

luciferscradle:

mxtori:

Beware if you live in NYC. 

So, let me give you some information about this creep. My first encounter with him was when I worked for this retail clothing company near Canal street. He would come in and harass all the female bodied workers -including me- at my job. He would come in day after day, multiple times a day, harassing us. It came to the point where the store had to get a restraining order against him so he wasn’t allowed in the store.

A month or so later, I saw him again. I was working at another store in SoHo, NYC and he came in. He noticed me right away. He would stare at me, smile at me in the creepiest of ways, and try to talk to me.

Months later, when I worked at Urban Outiftters near St. Marks, he came into my job. He noticed me. He would enter and exit multiple times throughout the day. He would stare at me, mumble things under his breath, and try to talk to me. He’d ask me for my Facebook, where I’m from, etc. He wouldn’t leave me alone, so I had to run and hide in my managers office until he left.

He has shown up at parties that I’ve been to with my friends, areas that I hang out, and even showed up last night at the pier(where this photo was taken) while I was there with my friends. He even managed to find me on Memorial Day(in the sea of people that were at Coney Island) when I went to the beach alone. He approached me asking if I remembered him and if he has to protect “us”.

Part of the reason I had to get a new blog was because I kept getting creepy anonymous messages from this “pink ganja” person and I think it was him.

I know that he lives somewhere in Brooklyn off of the F train. Please reblog this and spread the word.

I tried to go to the NYPD about this, but of course they could not help. They said I need his name and proof that he’s been stalking me. Go figure.

I’ve got buddies in Brooklyn

stay safe, folks

Please reblog this, and do it as often as you can. Both Lee and I have been put in danger numerous times by this man. He has followed me at night, during the day, spent months (about 7) harassing me via email and on tumblr. He made me not only uncomfortable, but fearful. The police would do nothing, rather they told me to allow him to be close enough to me, for long enough, so police could arrive on the scene. Women are in danger, every day, but on a level that so many people fail to understand. He follows, harasses, threatens. The man has made comments about shoving things down my throat, watching me through windows.. Please, just reblog this.
Just in case y’all thought I was fucking lying.

(via mxtori)

luciferscradle:

ohmyearth:

ftmark:

unapologeticfeministcunt:

luciferscradle:

mxtori:

Beware if you live in NYC. 


So, let me give you some information about this creep. My first encounter with him was when I worked for this retail clothing company near Canal street. He would come in and harass all the female bodied workers -including me- at my job. He would come in day after day, multiple times a day, harassing us. It came to the point where the store had to get a restraining order against him so he wasn’t allowed in the store. A month or so later, I saw him again. I was working at another store in SoHo, NYC and he came in. He noticed me right away. He would stare at me, smile at me in the creepiest of ways, and try to talk to me. Months later, when I worked at Urban Outiftters near St. Marks, he came into my job. He noticed me. He would enter and exit multiple times throughout the day. He would stare at me, mumble things under his breath, and try to talk to me. He’d ask me for my Facebook, where I’m from, etc. He wouldn’t leave me alone, so I had to run and hide in my managers office until he left.  He has shown up at parties that I’ve been to with my friends, areas that I hang out, and even showed up last night at the pier(where this photo was taken) while I was there with my friends. He even managed to find me on Memorial Day(in the sea of people that were at Coney Island) when I went to the beach alone. He approached me asking if I remembered him and if he has to protect “us”. Part of the reason I had to get a new blog was because I kept getting creepy anonymous messages from this “pink ganja” person and I think it was him. I know that he lives somewhere in Brooklyn off of the F train. Please reblog this and spread the word. I tried to go to the NYPD about this, but of course they could not help. They said I need his name and proof that he’s been stalking me. Go figure.

I’ve got buddies in Brooklyn
stay safe, folks

Please reblog this, and do it as often as you can. Both Lee and I have been put in danger numerous times by this man. He has followed me at night, during the day, spent months (about 7) harassing me via email and on tumblr. He made me not only uncomfortable, but fearful. The police would do nothing, rather they told me to allow him to be close enough to me, for long enough, so police could arrive on the scene. Women are in danger, every day, but on a level that so many people fail to understand. He follows, harasses, threatens. The man has made comments about shoving things down my throat, watching me through windows.. Please, just reblog this.
Just in case y’all thought I was fucking lying.

luciferscradle:

ohmyearth:

ftmark:

unapologeticfeministcunt:

luciferscradle:

mxtori:

Beware if you live in NYC. 

So, let me give you some information about this creep. My first encounter with him was when I worked for this retail clothing company near Canal street. He would come in and harass all the female bodied workers -including me- at my job. He would come in day after day, multiple times a day, harassing us. It came to the point where the store had to get a restraining order against him so he wasn’t allowed in the store.

A month or so later, I saw him again. I was working at another store in SoHo, NYC and he came in. He noticed me right away. He would stare at me, smile at me in the creepiest of ways, and try to talk to me.

Months later, when I worked at Urban Outiftters near St. Marks, he came into my job. He noticed me. He would enter and exit multiple times throughout the day. He would stare at me, mumble things under his breath, and try to talk to me. He’d ask me for my Facebook, where I’m from, etc. He wouldn’t leave me alone, so I had to run and hide in my managers office until he left.

He has shown up at parties that I’ve been to with my friends, areas that I hang out, and even showed up last night at the pier(where this photo was taken) while I was there with my friends. He even managed to find me on Memorial Day(in the sea of people that were at Coney Island) when I went to the beach alone. He approached me asking if I remembered him and if he has to protect “us”.

Part of the reason I had to get a new blog was because I kept getting creepy anonymous messages from this “pink ganja” person and I think it was him.

I know that he lives somewhere in Brooklyn off of the F train. Please reblog this and spread the word.

I tried to go to the NYPD about this, but of course they could not help. They said I need his name and proof that he’s been stalking me. Go figure.

I’ve got buddies in Brooklyn

stay safe, folks

Please reblog this, and do it as often as you can. Both Lee and I have been put in danger numerous times by this man. He has followed me at night, during the day, spent months (about 7) harassing me via email and on tumblr. He made me not only uncomfortable, but fearful. The police would do nothing, rather they told me to allow him to be close enough to me, for long enough, so police could arrive on the scene. Women are in danger, every day, but on a level that so many people fail to understand. He follows, harasses, threatens. The man has made comments about shoving things down my throat, watching me through windows.. Please, just reblog this.
Just in case y’all thought I was fucking lying.

(via mxtori)

My Letter to Frank Ocean

black-culture:

Dear Mr. Ocean,                                                                                             July 5, 2012

 

Let me begin by saying, first, I am a Born-Again, straight, Christian. It has been a wonderfully fulfilling journey learning of the gracious, generous, and powerful God that I serve. And honestly, I would not trade that journey for any amount of tangible items or distinction here on Earth. I would also be remised if I did not mention that I am a huge fan of yours. And I am actually attending your concert on July 19th in Austin. Needless to say I am quite excited. Now, on to more pressing matters.

I remember reading on a blog about the suspicion of your sexuality. Just one day before you released the, now-famous text of your first love, I read about the lyrics of your upcoming album being a bit “suspect” in terms of sexuality. Initially, I dismissed the claims as simple rumor that lacked really hard evidence. However, when you posted the story of your first love, I was quieted. Astonished is an understatement. I had no idea what to think or say. Not to mention, I had just bought tickets for your concert. What do I do now?

You see, Mr. Ocean, I come from a Southern Baptist background. And as you may well know, this particular sect of Christianity is drenched in homophobia. So I have heard every sermon, had every talk, and listened to every word from preachers, pastors, and church-folk more generally, about the abomination of homosexual acts. So, I have encountered an impasse. I love Christ, but I also love your music.

Here is where this letter is so important to me. As a fan of yours, I realize I am small. In fact, I am tiny. There are so many of us. But I know for a fact that many of us are facing this same internal conflict that I am faced with today.  So I wanted to write this letter to tell you exactly where I stand. I’ll consider this, my “coming out” letter.

I fully support you. I believe that the honesty and courage that you have displayed throughout this entire ordeal is inspirational. Your story, which was beautifully and eloquently written, is one that accentuated your artistic ability as well as the struggle that you went through personally. From what I have read, you are not a really open, talkative, person. In fact, based on a myriad of articles and interviews, I take you to be one an introspective soul that has stories that must be told through music and storytelling. Because of your relatively quiet nature, the fact that you shared such an intimate part of yourself with a judgmental and ignorant world is admirable. So for that, I say thank you.

Don’t get me wrong; I am still in love Christ from the deepest parts of my soul. I praise and worship him endlessly, but I also realize that the negative stigma placed on you and others is completely unfair and does not display a Christian Love. However, after much meditation, I am resolved that the kind of love that I am attempting to embody is one that is radical and nuanced. A love that supersedes some idealistic, broad, and utterly confining definition of the word, that is the love that I am aiming for.

So this is a form of declaration. One that has been culminating for years, one that does away with the discrimination and the hate that is dealt towards people who just would like to love freely. I realize that this letter will rub many of my fellow Christians the wrong way. It will demonize and ostracize me from many circles and at times it will make me feel low and sadness may overtake me. But, no matter the cost, I must be honest with myself and to others. This traditional, discriminatory kind of “love” must be dealt away with. And Mr. Ocean, I believe that through this discovery, many others and I will in turn become better human beings.

I pray that the hate that is being given to you will not consume you. On the contrary, I hope that it ignites your creativity, that it unlocks your spirit artistically, musically, and in your personal endeavors as well. May God’s gracious blessings be upon you.

 

A fan,

Tirhakah (Turr-Ha-Kuh) Love

madziontist:

emm-in-sem:

Church sign deconstruction

pretty much

madziontist:

emm-in-sem:

Church sign deconstruction

pretty much

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photolifephotography:

asexual-not-a-sexual:

*phew* 

There we go. I’ve continued the sassy coming out ace card to extend to more orientations. These are intended as a joke, but they might actually come in handy if you’re being questioned about your orientation and you need a sassy retort. 

[Note: I’ve also edited the asexual one for optimum readability. If you are visually impaired, I would greatly appreciate your feedback on the legibility and readability of these comps. I wanna make sure everyone can enjoy my designs, not only those with good vision. So your feedback is a big help!]

Yay their are more!

All beautifully designed.

I’ll take a case of the cards 1,4 and 6 please.

It little things like this that really matter a lot its nice to have things like this around.

Little Things =)

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