HEAVY on this. the same goes for girls that don’t support the LGBTQIA+ community overall. - a lesbian in a relationship with a masculine woman.

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to add to this, girls who are plus size. that can’t change overnight, at least being kind/welcoming rather than just shameful is definitely being a girls girl

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I’d also like to add neurodivergent women! I’m AuDHD and if I had a dollar for every time I’d hear someone preaching “girls support girls” but never getting any support from them I’d be VERY wealthy

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and bi women. i remember when i was 14 and came out to a gc of online friends (all girls). they were being biphobic and made me question my sexuality for the next 3-4 years :,)

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THISSSS!!!

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Say it louder!!!

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👏 louder for the people in the back

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As a trans woman thank you🫶 I sometimes worry that when I step outside of queer spaces I’ll just get immediately misgendered lol. Also heavy yes on all the other ones too🥰

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Girls girl, I think? (I sometimes call trans women “trans girls” bc I realized that “girl” refers to a female human who doesn’t have a period, so I thought it might be a solution to the whole “you’re not a female if you don’t bleed” thing some transphobes have goin? Idk if that improves my girls girl chances or not)

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