maybe i’m just a commie but i think people shouldn’t be at risk of homelessness if they’re in between jobs

actually y’know what

this post really brought out the most batshit angry takes i’ve ever had the displeasure of reading. truly depressing lives you people lead. when the white hot turmoil inside you consumes you will you even feel it

This doesn’t sound healing. Sounds like she’s almost mute and borderline catatonic at times following her ordeal.

If this little girl ever hurts herself, do you think she would be to blame?

Or would you consider the many people who forced her into this situation to be responsible?

Those responsible of forcing a 13 year old child into giving birth to her rapists baby:

Clarence Thomas, Supreme Court

Amy Coney Barrett, Supreme Court

Neil M. Gorsuch, Supreme Court

Samuel A. Alito, Jr, Supreme Court

Brett M. Kavanaugh, Supreme Court

And of course... Her rapist, the stranger who forced her pregnancy in the first place!

They all played a part in a 13 year old girl being forced to give birth, and people are acting like this is a good opportunity for her???!!!

I would lack enough sanity to eat myself alive right in the maternity ward.

Fuck the United States

i have a phone interview in 20 minutes it’s fucked up

two mimutes im scareddd

still so charmed by the way rose tyler is so unapologetically lower class without the narrative like. consistently telling you that. it’s all stuff you see between her flat and her bottle blonde hair with roots poking through and and her clumpy mascara and her clothes that don’t fit quite right and her passion for looking out for the underdog. it’s just so refreshing to have the protagonist of a show not be so squeaky clean and polished or a complete antihero but just some completely normal girl shaped by the way she grew up

Rose Tyler met aliens and immediately went “Hello, do you know what unions are? Do you want to learn?” and that’s so powerful of her.

Palestinian woman of Jericho, 1967.

Ruth Bernard

Delores 1963

I don't like the music of Boygenius but by god I support women holding electric guitars and making out sloppy style and having their boobs out. I'm the supporter. If you ask me to vote? Well I'm voting in favor. Yes sir. You can knock on my door and ask me do I support the Boy Geniuses kissing and rolling around and I will say I'm the supporter. Thank you women

Like this is so true and good. Yes

he's a national treasure actually

"it's not queer fiction unless the queerness is explicitly declared in the text according to currently accepted terminology and in a way that meets the approval of the entire audience" I mean follow your heart I guess but I trust myself as a queer person to recognise queer themes

"but doesn't this risk giving the author undue credit for queer representation" I do not care about the author

Belkis Ayón (Cuban, 1967-1999), Dormida, 1995. Collograph on paper, 26 1⁄4 x 37 1⁄2 in. Number 4/6

Neo-Gothic Monument, Berlin

Preußisches Nationaldenkmal für die Befreiungskriege ("Prussian National Monument for the Liberation Wars"). Built in 1821 under Frederick William III of Prussia to commemorate the soldiers who fought and died for the liberation of Europe from the First French empire during the campaign of 1813.

The inscription seen in the picture reads "LEIPZIG den 18 October 1813" in reference to the Battle of Leipzig (Völkerschlacht bei Leipzig), also known as "The Battle of the Nations" where Tsar Alexander I of Russia and generalissimo Karl von Schwarzenberg lead the victory against Napoleon's Grande Armée.

The statue above is a Genius in ancient Greek armor, crowned by an aureole, with the coats of arms of the three allies Prussia, Austria and Russia (left to right), his right hand pointing to the shield while his left rests on it

"Se ei ollu homo, se oli vaan suomenruotsalainen."

Neo-Gothic Monument, Berlin

Preußisches Nationaldenkmal für die Befreiungskriege ("Prussian National Monument for the Liberation Wars"). Built in 1821 under Frederick William III of Prussia to commemorate the soldiers who fought and died for the liberation of Europe from the First French empire during the campaign of 1813.

The inscription seen in the picture reads "LEIPZIG den 18 October 1813" in reference to the Battle of Leipzig (Völkerschlacht bei Leipzig), also known as "The Battle of the Nations" where Tsar Alexander I of Russia and generalissimo Karl von Schwarzenberg lead the victory against Napoleon's Grande Armée