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A Big Nerd Who Makes Poor Decisions — i love mary and the captain's relationship because...

i adoration mary and the captain's relationship because it's literally just that picture of the lesbian stick figure kicking the gay stick figure. they have a mutual disagreement with everything about the other. they have a gay uncle and lesbian aunt contest. mary just does this for basically no reason other than the captain was already getting thrashed up and happened to bump into her

they own lesbian/gay man solidarity but that doesnt mean they cant also be petty enemies. waiting for the day they find out they're both queer

On scarce occasions they manage to tolerate each other <3

OK SOMETIMES THEY GET ALONG AND ITS RLY Pleasant WHEN THEY DO..... THEYRE HAVING A SLEEPOVER

The Captain and Mary’s relationship is literally a beautiful disliking for each other. Yes I will tolerate you. Yes I will be civil. Yes I will take every opportunity to hurt you.

His relationship with the women Ghosts is

Fanny: Older sister

Mary: Younger sister who bites

Kitty: Daughter

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#yes this exactly#bbc ghosts#the captain#ghos

Uber bans driver accused of kicking lesbian couple out of her car

An Uber driver has been banned from the app after a woman claimed the driver kicked her and her girlfriend out of the car because they are lesbians.

Kristin Gauthier, one of the passengers in question, said she and her girlfriend, Jenn Mangan, were in Oaklyn, N.J., trying to get to a Zac Brown Band concert in Camden on Friday night, so they ordered an Uber.

Four minutes into their ride, Gauthier leaned over toward her girlfriend and said, “Let’s have a great night” before giving her a kiss on the cheek.

But the driver took offense at the show of affection, pulling over to the side of the road and telling the women they needed to get out, reports NBC Philadelphia.

“She said, ‘You’re together. You’re not allowed in my car. I’m not gonna drive you,'” Gauthier said. Gauthier also claims the driver told them she did not condone their relationship because of her Christian beliefs.

Gauthier’s girlfriend exited the car, telling the driver that, as a Catholic, she, too, was Christian.

But Gauthier stayed in the vehicle and turned on her phone to film her

After learning a student was a lesbian, a prestigious school in Connecticut asked her to leave. Now more than 13,000 people are calling on the school to adopt an anti-discrimination policy that includes sexual orientation and gender identity.

SIMSBURY, CT — More than 10,000 people hold joined a campaign on Change.org calling on the Master’s School in Simsbury, Connecticut, to pass a non-discrimination policy that includes sexual orientation and gender identity.

The news comes after the Master’s Academy, a Christian high academy in West Simsbury, Connecticut, asked a 17-year-old young woman to leave the institution after she revealed she is a lesbian.

“No trainee should ever be kicked out of a college because of their sexual orientation or gender identity,” said Greg Plotikin, who grew up in Simsbury and launched the campaign on Change.org. “Doing so is not only morally wrong, but it can be dangerous… This habit will be an invitation to bullies that LGBT people are less crucial than non-LGBT people. No one should be bullied at school.”

The popularity of Plotkin’s petition on Change.org is adding pressure to the school’s adm

A Lesbian Wedding With a 50’s Retro Kick!

Following on from the wonderful news yesterday that the UK is set to spot it's first brilliant and unique wedding event for the gay and womxn loving womxn community, now that alike sex marriages have been legalised in the UK, I am so delighted today to be sharing the wedding of Jo and Rachel with you.

This lovely couple tied the knot on 20th October 2012 at The Arkwright Building in Nottingham Conference Centre and both ladies wore 50's inspired gowns from The Wedding Club in Birmingham to satisfy their desire to wear short, fun dresses with a retro kick 🙂

"Every single minute was a roller-coaster of nerves, excitement, joy
and laughter. The most amazing part was standing in front of each other
saying our vows – we’ll never forget that feeling. And to have all
those people in the room feeling so much treasure for you was
unforgettable."

Jo says "I was one of Rachel’s clients when she worked at a
Nottingham-design agency. We met nine years before, a stone’s throw
from where we got married. We’d been together for se