The Nameless Hills and Dellshave i talked about how much i love the chloe sevigny drag queen? i wish the real chloe was this self-aware.
frozen gruyere-air!
Reblogged from Only Image
have i talked about how much i love the chloe sevigny drag queen? i wish the real chloe was this self-aware.
frozen gruyere-air!
Reblogged from This life can feel too long
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Tomorrow, our country won’t implode. Tomorrow, God isn’t going to swoop down on the U S of A and curse the Empire State. Tomorrow, mounds of people aren’t going to ask their state legislatures to allow them to marry their household pets. Tomorrow, if I wanted to rush to the chapel, the married gay couples in New York will not magically invalidate the value of my nuptials.
Instead, tomorrow, these married couples will wake up together knowing their love for each other is now recognized in the eyes of the law. Tomorrow, even more same-sex couples will wake up together knowing they now have that possibility. And tomorrow, lesbian, gay, transgender and bisexual individuals across the state can envision exchanging vows with a future loved one as a reality.
Congratulations, New York.
[Photo: Lino Caminha and Luke Strandquist after exchanging vows at the Manhattan city clerk’s office. Credit: Michael Appleton/NY Times]
that is an amazing shot.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lov37sMVDR1qzr73ro1_1280.png)
Tomorrow, our country won’t implode. Tomorrow, God isn’t going to swoop down on the U S of A and curse the Empire State. Tomorrow, mounds of people aren’t going to ask their state legislatures to allow them to marry their household pets. Tomorrow, if I wanted to rush to the chapel, the married gay couples in New York will not magically invalidate the value of my nuptials.
Instead, tomorrow, these married couples will wake up together knowing their love for each other is now recognized in the eyes of the law. Tomorrow, even more same-sex couples will wake up together knowing they now have that possibility. And tomorrow, lesbian, gay, transgender and bisexual individuals across the state can envision exchanging vows with a future loved one as a reality.
Congratulations, New York.
[Photo: Lino Caminha and Luke Strandquist after exchanging vows at the Manhattan city clerk’s office. Credit: Michael Appleton/NY Times]
that is an amazing shot.
(Source: pantslessprogressive)
Reblogged from Honesty
Niagara Falls Goes Rainbow
The falls hosted what is believed to be New York’s first gay marriage early this morning, presided over by the city’s mayor.
(photo via lgbtqnation)
