CarlosKleberMoraes on September 21, 2024 11:37 pm Must have been really hard to be a lesbian in the 1900s and I’m not talking about not being accepted by society
12-7_Apocalypse on September 21, 2024 11:40 pm First picture: lovers embrace. Second picture, the woman on the left: “I am so happy you’re in my life.” Third picture: “Seriously, my life wouldn’t be half as good as it is without you.” Fourth picture: :Oh, the things I am going to do to you when we get home. It’s going to make the devil blush.”
imk on September 21, 2024 11:54 pm On the second date, she showed up with all her things in a U-Haul carriage.
Archon-Toten on September 21, 2024 11:58 pm http://walterplotnick.blogspot.com/2012/03/painting-from-my-circus-series.html?m=1 Allegedly the original owner. No proof these are lesbians. Could be bi, could be drag, could be doing it for money to make saucy post cards.
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You spelt “roommates” wrong
I mean, les be honest. They do look happy.
“they were just gal pals”
They could be sisters.
Bottom right one is adorable.
They were close friends – historians probably
Lesbians… oh god no! They’re just best friends.
Must have been really hard to be a lesbian in the 1900s and I’m not talking about not being accepted by society
First picture: lovers embrace.
Second picture, the woman on the left: “I am so happy you’re in my life.”
Third picture: “Seriously, my life wouldn’t be half as good as it is without you.”
Fourth picture: :Oh, the things I am going to do to you when we get home. It’s going to make the devil blush.”
On the second date, she showed up with all her things in a U-Haul carriage.
http://walterplotnick.blogspot.com/2012/03/painting-from-my-circus-series.html?m=1
Allegedly the original owner. No proof these are lesbians. Could be bi, could be drag, could be doing it for money to make saucy post cards.
I wonder if they had roller derby back then