Lesbian Shirt

A perfect present for birthday or other events or holidays! Make your loved one or yourself happy with this great Lesbian design!

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Show your lesbian pride! This sapphic pride design features a butterfly with the lesbian flag colors against a celestial alchemy background with moon phases. The design symbolises the soul and rebirth. This design makes a great subtle gift for gay pride festivals and pride month, friends, and family.

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These orchids are lesbians and you can show your lesbian pride by adorning yourself with them!

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Dont hate my because Iam Lesbian LGBT Pride Rainbow Lesbian. This Funny Lesbian Outfit with the Quote: Dont hate because I am Lesbian Hate my Because i Stole your Chickis a perfect Gift for Lesbians who love to support the LGBT and Lesbian Community! lesbianism and Lesbian Gift LGBT Pride Parade perfect for a Lesbian for a a LGBT Parde by lesbianism and Lesbian Gift LGBT Pride Parade

A cute Lesbian cat, who wears the LGBT flag with pride and shows he stands for gender identity and queer rights! This black kitty is full of love, rainbow and colors. Love is love!

Show your lesbian pride! This pride design features a black cat sitting on the moon with the lesbian flag colors. This design makes a great subtle gift for gay pride festivals and pride month, friends, and family.

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"Nobody Knows I'm A Lesbian" funny expression that will get your friends and family laughing. Perfect as a gift.

This illustration is the first in my 2018 project, 100 Days of Queer Women & Femmes. For my first illustration, I referenced a vintage photograph. I picked this photo because I loved how happy and relaxed the couple seemed. They looked like they were enjoying a long, sleepy, lazy Sunday afternoon. Maybe I’m a little envious of their chill vibes. You can learn more about my 100 Day Project here: https://bit.ly/2Hbp1G6

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Sappho and Erinna in a Garden at Mytilene (1864) by Simeon Solomon