malesoulmakeup:

Hey Jane - Spiritualized - in Malesoulmakeup

hmm

artoftransliness:

transissues101:

To me this depiction of gender is much more accurate, and allows us to label ourselves anywhere on an infinite spectrum. Instead of putting ourselves on fine lines whilst calling anything off the line abnormal, we can be labeled anything therefor allowing any form of gender expression to be considered normal.

Interesting model for viewing gender. 

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heel gaaf. universum!

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Jeroen Eisinga

je maakt dingen omdat je ergens bang voor bent. En door er een vorm voor te vinden probeer je die angst te overwinnen.

Glbt2012: Trailer 27° Torino GLBT Film Festival (by ToGlbtFilmFest)

Philosopher’s Minimalism by Genís Carreras (via: io9)

(Source: ianbrooks, via daarligtallesplat)

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laughingsquid:

The Bat-Stache, Facial Hair In the Shape of the Batman Logo

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voor de dubbelgangers

heel fijn en goed.

Taal gebruikt je als je niet oppast.

femmesandfamily:

Heather Cassils gained 24 pounds in muscle over six months for the sake of art. Zackary Drucker asked audience members to tweeze the hairs from her bare body.

These LA artists use their bodies as canvases to defy gender norms.

Video by Mae Ryan

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dallospazio:

Molly Ringwald by Sheila Metzner.

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