With disability justice, we want to move away from the “myth of independence,” that everyone can and should be able to do everything on their own. I am not fighting for independence, as much of the disability rights movement rallies behind. I am fighting for an interdependence that embraces need and tells the truth: no one does it on their own and the myth of independence is just that, a myth.
– Mia Mingus from this article (via verycunninglinguist)(Source: boringalien)
Via Anna: 20, Smith, NYC.
About me
I'm a heavily tattooed transsexual lesbian. I love girls. I love sex. I love gender-variance. I'm brainy, kinky, poly, and hopelessly pervy.I adore all sorts of sexy queer women, but my first love will always be submission. I love a collar around my neck and a flogger on my back. I love blood and bruises.
I live with my girlfriend. She's a beautiful butch dyke. We are very, very polyamorous. I could never have just one partner.
I love girls with brains, attitude, and dirty, perverted minds.
I'm also a bit of an exhibitionist. Feel free to ask me personal, potentially inappropriate questions.
Trigger Warnings: I do post photos and articles related to suicide, depression, anxiety, gender dysphoria, body-image, sexual abuse, sexual assault, and self-harm, as well as graphic depictions of sex.
None of these photos are mine. I do not own them.
My primary blog, the one that I actually write in rather than just post dirty pics, is at http://gravlab.blogspot.com/
