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Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
fuckyeahautostraddle
How long have you been playing guitar?
I had an on again off again relationship with my guitar for a few years after high school until I finally got swept off my feet in 2007, we’ve been inseparable since. I’m planning on proposing but sshhh, I want it to be a surprise. My ‘72 Takamine refuses to allow me to see other guitars but has recently decided that it would be ok for me to make out with random banjos here and there.
carmenrios

from laneia's latest piece

  • riese: maybe in order to get something similar
  • we have to believe it had potential
  • for forever
  • like if we don't believe in the big thing
  • we won't make the little thing happen
  • laneia: but i think i'd still be willing to try, even if i knew it wouldn't last
  • i think i do that every day
  • with everything
  • riese: me too
  • laneia: i'd still give everything. even if i knew it would end.
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homosociallyyours
homosociallyyours

I know this won’t mean much to some folks, but to me this is amazing, wonderful, awesome news. The Indigo Girls have come out in support of trans inclusion, saying the following: 

“The current intention for the Festival to be for “Womyn born Womyn” only grew out of an important necessity to honor the idea that womyn have a variety of self expression and appearance and they need a safe space where their womynhood is not in question as they stand in many different places on the spectrum from femininity to masculinity. This intention has a very important historic basis and has kept the space safe for many womyn over the years. But we strongly feel that the time is long overdue for a change of intention, to one that states very plainly the inclusion of Trans Womyn. To us, this change of intention is the only path to a truly “safe space” for womyn.”

That. YES. I understand where the intention came from, historically and emotionally. But we are in a different time and place now, and we NEED to be a community that respects and honors the stories and lives and contributions of trans women. 

But also this part, y’all: 

Although we are playing the festival, we honor the current protest against MWF and hope that it will help move the community towards change. Any money that we make playing the Festival will go towards Trans Activism. We will make a statement from stage at the Festival in support of Trans Inclusion. We have made it clear that this will be our last time at the Festival until MWF shows visible and concrete signs of changing their intention.”

Taking a stand as allies. I really respect them so much, and I feel so good about them (and better about fest, honestly) right now.