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Reblog if you’ve ever been told it was a “shame” that you cut your “beautiful hair.”
they told you it’s cleaner to wax your pussy raw remove its natural barrier completely fucking up your follicles and risking damaging your skin permanently and then they told you it’s sexy to wear polyester underwear that doesn’t let air through creating the perfect environment for all sorts of bacteria to proliferate in and also goes IN your ass creating a direct channel from your anus to your bald defenceless pussy and you believed it. you believed it
Women can, will, and should kill in order to prevent rape.
“ Michael Jordan-san, I can’t – I can’t protect the right side of the court like this! ”
“ Ichigo, just do what you can – we’re only human. ”
the horse in its stall it has dropped an apple it was going to eat and it seems about as upset as i would be having dropped an apple out of reach as apples are the best fruit in my opinion and it can be seen that this horse is even matching with its lost snack as it wears a red coat making this even more tragic as this horse was so excited to eat its apple it even dressed for the occasion this is truly a horrific turn of events its hard to even look at with all of the agony rolling off this image in waves
Someone else has said this before, but I am going to say it again:
If you want to actually understand a sentence, a paragraph or an entire text, it's not enough to just fish out parts and think you now get the entire piece. That's not how language works. That's not how literature or expression works. You need the surrounding context to understand the significance of each part.
I know everyone's adverse to reading and context these days, but honestly, it wouldn't kill you to read a full sentence and not just skim through it, or watch a full film/series and not just the gifs or memes about it. Especially if you plan to publicize your opinions about it.
Skimming through stuff is fine for exploration, deciding what to watch or read, figuring out if something might be for you or not etc. but it can't be the dominant way of engaging with pieces of media, literature, poetry, film etc. Even posts and messages should be read fully before engaging with them.
Honestly, so many misunderstandings, misinformation, bad analysis and bad faith arguments could be avoided if people actually engaged with the material itself. Snippets, summaries, sound beats might be enough to form an informal impression, but as soon as actually want to express a credible opinion about a piece of media & text, you need to engage fully with it first.
You might think this is a trifle, but as a an ex-educator, I promise you that the trend of declining media literacy, shallow analysis and bad faith argumentation is no joke. It has serious consequences for people's ability to appreciate cultural history AND empathize with points of views that are not their own.
Joan E. Biren – Eye to Eye: Portraits of Lesbians (1979)
Hindi speaking male comedians use the worst abusive words related to their mothers and sisters' private parts/sexuality (madarch*d, behench*d, ch*tiya, bh*sdike, r*ndi) and the whole audience laughs and cheers and the comments are filled with praises and shit. But if a woman even dares to mention the female anatomy in a positive or neutral way or hate on shitty ex boyfriends? I don't have to tell you what kind of reaction and feedback these women get.
the whole commenting that men do when talking about a foreign country is annoying : “ their women are beautiful” “ x country has the most beautiful women in the world”.
Like all of this might seem innocent and lighthearted at the surface but it really shows that men see women as tourists attractions and objects/resources that belong to a nation ( another group of men). They’ll list all these defining cultural aspects of a country and places for sightseeing and then BOOM, the inevitable “ beautiful women” comment because they can’t restrain themselves from reminding everyone and themselves that women are meant to be LOOKED at.
And then you’ll see the casual debates and compliments that men have with each other over women that’s extremely nauseating. The entitlement that men have in thinking that women first and foremost for their own gratification makes me see red I’m sick and tired of men.
There's no "nuance" to homosexuality. Gay people don't desire the opposite sex, ever.
I love basic things I love popular things, I was born to enjoy every good thing the world has to offer
im back making this post again because yall seem to forget
Lesbian is not a dirty or gross or perverse or disgusting word
Lesbian is a beautiful and good and strong and empowering and loving and resilient word, just as lesbians are beautiful and good and strong and empowered and loving and resilient people
to think or declare otherwise is lesbophobic.
to insist on and persist calling lesbians 'queer' or sapphic instead of just using lesbian is lesbophobic.
yall better fix up. fast.
"conservatives groom children too, this is projection!!! everyone is bad!!!"
it's men. it's men of all political parties, but it's men. the common denominator is men.