Reblogs of a vegan hippie dyke dork Lesbian Overlord. Includes books, lesbians, Tara Maclay/the Whedonverse, Xena, Sailor Moon, and general feminist/queer posts. Full disclosure: I am cisgender and white.
I run the book blog The Lesbrary, which has les/bi/etc book reviews and news, plus tons of links for finding les/bi/etc books to read.
I also run Fuck Yeah Lesbian Literature, Fuck Yeah Koyczan, and Vegan Recipes for Later.
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glitterthighs asked: The hate you're getting makes no sense. Your blog is one of the first I followed on tumblr, and remains one of the most inclusive and quality. Keep on doing what you're doing.
Thank you so much! I just started putting a bunch of their urls into tumblr savior and blocked them because I really need to stop trying to figure it out. Some people are never going to like you, what can you do. (Also I yelled at an innocent person out of misunderstanding and I feel like a jackass, so I gotta cut way back on the drama.)
Here is the thing about making anything for public consumption: Some people will like it, some people will dislike it, and some people will be so so confusingly furious at you for even existing.
The first category is the people you should be focusing on and making things for.
The second category will sometimes have valid criticism; when they do, listen to them. But don’t get too hurt or caught up on their dislike of what you make — you don’t like everything other people like, after all.
The third category is absolutely useless and you need to ignore them. Seriously. Do not read what they say. Go do something else, something fun, something that doesn’t even involve the internet, maybe.
Alright, I need to remember this.
NEVER ENOUGH.
my life goal is to watch everything ever that has lesbians in it.
Women are afraid of meeting a serial killer. Men are afraid of meeting someone fat.
The (Fill in the Blank)’s Wife/Daughter
Why are you pushing that feminist soapbox toward me? Why are you lifting it up and forcing me to stand on top of it? I don’t need to yell about how annoying it is for the central female character to be defined in the title of the story by the primary male figure in her life! I would much rather rant about how I hate how derivative and overused this type of title is! Get me my “I hate all things derivative” soapbox!
Also, this kind of title feels like book club bait. Probably because it IS book club bait. But still. Turn down the volume on the obvious, dudes.
