true love is possible only in the next world

kim | 29| ♀|

[helllnotes]

Ask me to walk on fucking water Malborn

[steelydanyaoi]

spin🌪 just won the Whirl Cup

[courtesyname]

"You will be queen, for a time. Then comes another—younger, more beautiful—to cast you down and take all you hold dear."

[wulfhalls]

MESSI MISERY

[wulfhalls]

MESSI MISERY

[hieronymouscock]

eventually something in argentina’s defence has got to break

[againstpollution]

it really is the world cup hallelujah....

[thehighgatevampire]

make it stop

[thehighgatevampire]

ted lasso bit this is worse than i could have imagined

[thehighgatevampire]

"it's the world cup hallelujah" genuinely what

[worstgirlintheworld]

he had suchhh a way with words

[ethernalium]

Resident Evil 4 (2023)

[pearlsasinger-deactivated202602]

being a girl and hitting puberty is so traumatic. you go from being a genderless little free thing to being hit with shaving and makeup and growing breasts and skincare and menstruation and suddenly being sexualised when like a few years ago you could take your shirt off to play in the stream and trade yugioh cards with the boys and come home covered in mud and not even think about it. and then you spend years hating being a girl and hating everything puberty did to you and wishing you could be a boy or be completely genderless again and it takes you Many years to come to terms with yourself Or you simply try to Lean In to everything and do makeup tutorials on YouTube and claim it’s for fun. like how can this be treated as normal

[dollhair]

Something about the bastardization of the story time and time again proves that nobody in power really cares about the people who would resonate with King’s Carrie White. A girl so ugly and repulsive she’s been removed from her own story. The societal need for women and girls to be constantly perceived as attractive is what fuels a fair amount of her torment in the book, but that person isn’t even allowed to exist on the screen. We cannot empathize with her; it isn’t allowed. It’s fascinating to me.

[dollhair]

Something about the bastardization of the story time and time again proves that nobody in power really cares about the people who would resonate with King’s Carrie White. A girl so ugly and repulsive she’s been removed from her own story. The societal need for women and girls to be constantly perceived as attractive is what fuels a fair amount of her torment in the book, but that person isn’t even allowed to exist on the screen. We cannot empathize with her; it isn’t allowed. It’s fascinating to me.

[afro-elf]

just saw pictures from mike flanagan carrie

[afro-elf]

okay serious fucking question, must he de-fang every female character he touches?

[afro-elf]

mike, it's actually more interesting for audiences that margaret is an abusive religious fundie (and also a victim of marital rape) who tries to literally beat the idea of sin into her daughter, it is actually TIMELY to adapt that correctly at this particular american moment. WHY is he so scared of every piece of source material that has ever been handed to him? i MUST know

[afro-elf]

you're laughing, mike flanagan wants to do gilmore girls with telekinetic rage and you're laughing

[goldcrescent]

what if carrie was about a young witch searching for a missing cat in the alps

[crazysodomite]

i support gore and torture but i draw the line at misogyny

[machinot]

I would take a job pushing the Sisyphus rock if it paid 20 an hour and I could wear my headphones

[myke-litoris]

An afghan womyn shows us how the world looks through the veil she is forced to wear 💔 I pray she along with all other afghan womyn will get to experience the day she can walk outside and feel the wind in her hair, see the movements of the wind in the grass without mesh to block her view, hear the birdsong without heavy fabric over her ears, smell the fresh air and feel the sunlight on her skin and talk to another womyn about the beauty of the world, all without fear of violence or worse.

This is sex based oppression distilled to its purest form. Some call it “gender apartheid” but frankly even that downplays the severity of the situation for afghan womyn. I don’t even have the language to describe it in only a few words, if that language even exists yet

— source—

Found From sufi495 on twitter: (translated to English):

“This is her Instagram account. She risks her life and films from inside Afghanistan, speaking in English to convey the suffering of women living in Afghanistan to the entire world. https://www.instagram.com/behind.chadari”

93K Followers, 34 Following, 76 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Behind Chadari | Zahra Abbasi (@behind.chadari)