Actress Mary Lambert HD Photos and Wallpapers December 2025

A reminder for this winter season: Your bear femmes are sleepy and need iced coffee. They are single-handedly making the season bright and they clinically need a kiss on the forehead every 4-6 hours.

Had a wonderful holiday with friends and fam 🩷

Had a wonderful holiday with friends and fam 🩷

Recorded this awhile back, but I loved singing and playing it. ❄️ happy christmas eve, my friends.

REPOST from @translawcenter Trans health care belongs in the hands of patients, families, and medical professionals. This week, the U.S. House is considering two bills that would criminalize providers and block low-income trans youth from accessing gender-affirming care. In partnership with @transequalitynow, we’re calling on Congress to vote NO on H.R. 3492 and H.R. 498. Swipe to learn what’s at stake and how to take action. Our bodies, our care, our futures. [ID: Slide 1 – Cover Illustration of a trans youth with short hair, seen from behind against a warm sunset gradient. Text reads: “Our Bodies. Our Care. Our Futures. Tell Congress to vote NO on H.R. 3492 & H.R. 498.” Slide 2 – What’s happening Soft gradient background with text explaining that the U.S. House is considering two bills that threaten access to gender-affirming health care for transgender, intersex, and nonbinary people. Slide 3 – Why these bills are harmful Gradient background with text describing how H.R. 3492 would criminalize providers and H.R. 498 would block low-income trans youth from accessing care through Medicaid. Slide 4 – Take action Gradient background with bold text urging viewers to call the U.S. House switchboard and ask their representative to vote NO on H.R. 3492 and H.R. 498. Slide 5 – What to say Gradient background with a supportive headline and a sample phone script for calling your representative.

REPOST from @translawcenter Trans health care belongs in the hands of patients, families, and medical professionals. This week, the U.S. House is considering two bills that would criminalize providers and block low-income trans youth from accessing gender-affirming care. In partnership with @transequalitynow, we’re calling on Congress to vote NO on H.R. 3492 and H.R. 498. Swipe to learn what’s at stake and how to take action. Our bodies, our care, our futures. [ID: Slide 1 – Cover Illustration of a trans youth with short hair, seen from behind against a warm sunset gradient. Text reads: “Our Bodies. Our Care. Our Futures. Tell Congress to vote NO on H.R. 3492 & H.R. 498.” Slide 2 – What’s happening Soft gradient background with text explaining that the U.S. House is considering two bills that threaten access to gender-affirming health care for transgender, intersex, and nonbinary people. Slide 3 – Why these bills are harmful Gradient background with text describing how H.R. 3492 would criminalize providers and H.R. 498 would block low-income trans youth from accessing care through Medicaid. Slide 4 – Take action Gradient background with bold text urging viewers to call the U.S. House switchboard and ask their representative to vote NO on H.R. 3492 and H.R. 498. Slide 5 – What to say Gradient background with a supportive headline and a sample phone script for calling your representative.

REPOST from @translawcenter Trans health care belongs in the hands of patients, families, and medical professionals. This week, the U.S. House is considering two bills that would criminalize providers and block low-income trans youth from accessing gender-affirming care. In partnership with @transequalitynow, we’re calling on Congress to vote NO on H.R. 3492 and H.R. 498. Swipe to learn what’s at stake and how to take action. Our bodies, our care, our futures. [ID: Slide 1 – Cover Illustration of a trans youth with short hair, seen from behind against a warm sunset gradient. Text reads: “Our Bodies. Our Care. Our Futures. Tell Congress to vote NO on H.R. 3492 & H.R. 498.” Slide 2 – What’s happening Soft gradient background with text explaining that the U.S. House is considering two bills that threaten access to gender-affirming health care for transgender, intersex, and nonbinary people. Slide 3 – Why these bills are harmful Gradient background with text describing how H.R. 3492 would criminalize providers and H.R. 498 would block low-income trans youth from accessing care through Medicaid. Slide 4 – Take action Gradient background with bold text urging viewers to call the U.S. House switchboard and ask their representative to vote NO on H.R. 3492 and H.R. 498. Slide 5 – What to say Gradient background with a supportive headline and a sample phone script for calling your representative.

REPOST from @translawcenter Trans health care belongs in the hands of patients, families, and medical professionals. This week, the U.S. House is considering two bills that would criminalize providers and block low-income trans youth from accessing gender-affirming care. In partnership with @transequalitynow, we’re calling on Congress to vote NO on H.R. 3492 and H.R. 498. Swipe to learn what’s at stake and how to take action. Our bodies, our care, our futures. [ID: Slide 1 – Cover Illustration of a trans youth with short hair, seen from behind against a warm sunset gradient. Text reads: “Our Bodies. Our Care. Our Futures. Tell Congress to vote NO on H.R. 3492 & H.R. 498.” Slide 2 – What’s happening Soft gradient background with text explaining that the U.S. House is considering two bills that threaten access to gender-affirming health care for transgender, intersex, and nonbinary people. Slide 3 – Why these bills are harmful Gradient background with text describing how H.R. 3492 would criminalize providers and H.R. 498 would block low-income trans youth from accessing care through Medicaid. Slide 4 – Take action Gradient background with bold text urging viewers to call the U.S. House switchboard and ask their representative to vote NO on H.R. 3492 and H.R. 498. Slide 5 – What to say Gradient background with a supportive headline and a sample phone script for calling your representative.

REPOST from @translawcenter Trans health care belongs in the hands of patients, families, and medical professionals. This week, the U.S. House is considering two bills that would criminalize providers and block low-income trans youth from accessing gender-affirming care. In partnership with @transequalitynow, we’re calling on Congress to vote NO on H.R. 3492 and H.R. 498. Swipe to learn what’s at stake and how to take action. Our bodies, our care, our futures. [ID: Slide 1 – Cover Illustration of a trans youth with short hair, seen from behind against a warm sunset gradient. Text reads: “Our Bodies. Our Care. Our Futures. Tell Congress to vote NO on H.R. 3492 & H.R. 498.” Slide 2 – What’s happening Soft gradient background with text explaining that the U.S. House is considering two bills that threaten access to gender-affirming health care for transgender, intersex, and nonbinary people. Slide 3 – Why these bills are harmful Gradient background with text describing how H.R. 3492 would criminalize providers and H.R. 498 would block low-income trans youth from accessing care through Medicaid. Slide 4 – Take action Gradient background with bold text urging viewers to call the U.S. House switchboard and ask their representative to vote NO on H.R. 3492 and H.R. 498. Slide 5 – What to say Gradient background with a supportive headline and a sample phone script for calling your representative.

REPOST from @translawcenter Trans health care belongs in the hands of patients, families, and medical professionals. This week, the U.S. House is considering two bills that would criminalize providers and block low-income trans youth from accessing gender-affirming care. In partnership with @transequalitynow, we’re calling on Congress to vote NO on H.R. 3492 and H.R. 498. Swipe to learn what’s at stake and how to take action. Our bodies, our care, our futures. [ID: Slide 1 – Cover Illustration of a trans youth with short hair, seen from behind against a warm sunset gradient. Text reads: “Our Bodies. Our Care. Our Futures. Tell Congress to vote NO on H.R. 3492 & H.R. 498.” Slide 2 – What’s happening Soft gradient background with text explaining that the U.S. House is considering two bills that threaten access to gender-affirming health care for transgender, intersex, and nonbinary people. Slide 3 – Why these bills are harmful Gradient background with text describing how H.R. 3492 would criminalize providers and H.R. 498 would block low-income trans youth from accessing care through Medicaid. Slide 4 – Take action Gradient background with bold text urging viewers to call the U.S. House switchboard and ask their representative to vote NO on H.R. 3492 and H.R. 498. Slide 5 – What to say Gradient background with a supportive headline and a sample phone script for calling your representative.

REPOST from @translawcenter Trans health care belongs in the hands of patients, families, and medical professionals. This week, the U.S. House is considering two bills that would criminalize providers and block low-income trans youth from accessing gender-affirming care. In partnership with @transequalitynow, we’re calling on Congress to vote NO on H.R. 3492 and H.R. 498. Swipe to learn what’s at stake and how to take action. Our bodies, our care, our futures. [ID: Slide 1 – Cover Illustration of a trans youth with short hair, seen from behind against a warm sunset gradient. Text reads: “Our Bodies. Our Care. Our Futures. Tell Congress to vote NO on H.R. 3492 & H.R. 498.” Slide 2 – What’s happening Soft gradient background with text explaining that the U.S. House is considering two bills that threaten access to gender-affirming health care for transgender, intersex, and nonbinary people. Slide 3 – Why these bills are harmful Gradient background with text describing how H.R. 3492 would criminalize providers and H.R. 498 would block low-income trans youth from accessing care through Medicaid. Slide 4 – Take action Gradient background with bold text urging viewers to call the U.S. House switchboard and ask their representative to vote NO on H.R. 3492 and H.R. 498. Slide 5 – What to say Gradient background with a supportive headline and a sample phone script for calling your representative.

It’s 2025 and we have computers in our eyes but we still use a scale for our “health” Weight neutrality is life saving! Full video on my patreon ❤️

Last year, I joined my mom’s church choir and sang portions of Handel’s Messiah for the Christmas Eve service. We also got to sing this duet! Isn’t my mom’s voice amazing? Two Marys in stereo!

Heart mugs are LIVE on my store! They are patreon exclusive for 48 hours, but you can still sign up and get the code 🔐(link in my stories) Thank you to @gritgrogclayco for helping me with these after a light dose of mania convinced me I could just do it and bought 50 mugs. I know so much about CONES now. This was so fun!!! Just wait till I get my hands on gold luster everybody, I’m going to be a menace.

Georgie wants to make sure you get tickets to my show on May 25th in Seattle with @betsy_olson_band 🎫