I had such a lovely day yesterday and even got some compliments for my outfit 🌸
It was fun to talk to the people about it being self-made and stuff. Also made me realize (duh right!) that queers are really crafty or rather have to be.
Stuff just can be not fitting over many reasons. By just being a little different than the norm or be like me and wear clothes that are not made for your gender.
Though I know there is a limit to this. Like I can’t make shoes or tights and some other things. Though its not need to do that.
But doing the main pieces can be very cool and rewarding (though doing stuff from scratch can be expensive)
Had a chat with a few people. One made a really cool hat that shaped like the hat of a mushroom 
And another that even gifted me a little thing for bringing her some more inspiration from my self-made outfit. they are about to pick up some design/sewing related job 
And I got a little gift from them. I put it on the skirt and they thought it was very nice that they are now part of this outfit lol.
Fedi happy Pride!
I will attend the christopher-street-day in Freiburg. So if you happen to see this cutie feel free to say hello. But please be nice okay?
Pride is very important. Even more so this year with all the far right idiots wanting all of use to go into hiding. For someone like that would be easy. Just dress “normally”. But for other people this is a threat to their lives.
Thats why “Flagge zeigen” is more important than ever before. It is sad that the existance of queers of all kinds has to be political. All my friends wish is to just live and be cared for right?
But pride also should be a celebration, something happy that does maybe help light up the mood you know.
Its fucking hot today but I will stil attend.
All cute and glorious. 
Also never forget friends: You are loved and you deserve to be cared for and trans rights and the of everything queer are human rights!
Please stay awesome fedi!
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Photos from the Tokyo Pride Parade & Festival, held on 6-7 June. Youth Pride takes place on 13-14 June, the Human Rights Conference on 20 June, and the Queer Art Exhibition runs until 28 June, entry free. More: https://pride.tokyo