[majesdane]

I thought about watching Bitten but I cannot watch a show with just one female character. Like I just literally cannot.

[Simon Spier]

“The film follows two high school seniors, Michael (Nicholas Braun) and Matty (Hunter Cope), who make a pact to lose their virginity by senior prom. However, that all changes after Matty comes out as gay.”

[majesdane]

Well that's interesting.

[Simon Spier]

Dethan from Teen Wolf






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[Simon Spier]

Disney Channel introduces their first LGBT couple on Good Luck Charlie
1/26/14
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[Artemis]

still behind on TW. I'm sure I'll asdfghjkhgfrdvfg over god knows what, good or bad, soon enough

Wow. Disney. Look at you.

[Simon Spier]

[Simon Spier]

[majesdane]

Ahaha, aw, that's cute.

Since I'm obsessed with the new Lizzie Borden movie right now, I have to say I enjoyed the subtle lesbianism happening in the movie, especially those five seconds where they alluded to Lizzie/Nance. Yay history.

[Artemis]

Maine court rules in favor of transgender pupil School officials violated state anti-discrimination law when they would not allow a transgender fifth-grader to use the girls' bathroom, according to a ruling by the highest court in Maine that's believed to be the first of its kind. The family of student Nicole Maines and the Maine Human Rights Commission sued in 2009 after school officials required her to use a staff, not student, restroom. ..... Melissa Hewey, lawyer for the school district, said the ruling provided clarity not just to Orono, but to schools around the state. "The court has now clarified what has been a difficult issue and is more and more common in schools, and the Orono School Department is going to do what it needs to do to comply with the law," she said. In the 5-1 ruling, the court had to reconcile two separate state laws, one requiring separate bathrooms based on gender and the other prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation. In this case, in which the child had a formal diagnosis of gender dysphoria, "it has been clearly established that a student's psychological well-being and educational success depend upon being permitted to use the communal bathroom consistent with her gender identity," Justice Warren Silver wrote. The Supreme Judicial Court pointed out that its ruling was based on the circumstances of the case in which there was ample documentation of the student's gender identity. "Our opinion must not be read to require schools to permit students casual access to any bathroom of their choice," he wrote. [read more ...]

Very interesting and good progress.

Of course it's New England. Original 13 Colonies that created the constitution. No wonder they know how to get things moving.

[majesdane]

Of course it's New England. Original 13 Colonies that created the constitution. No wonder they know how to get things moving.

Never forget that Vermont, Massachusetts, and Connecticut had marriage equality laws for YEARS before any other state. In CT it was never even made a big deal out of; they voted to legalize gay marriage and everyone was like "oh, okay" and moved on with their lives.

[Artemis]

EXACTLY. New England is all for rights for all. THAT'S WHAT THE COUNTRY WAS FOUNDED ON!

[majesdane]

Originally Posted by Kiss of Death (View Post) EXACTLY. New England is all for rights for all. THAT'S WHAT THE COUNTRY WAS FOUNDED ON!

Preach, bb, preach.

[Simon Spier]

AND MY OTP IS BACK



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[majesdane]

Aw, that's cute.