[thatsonehellofabird]

it's infuriating in a way that defies language, seeing israel's systematic starvation in gaza now reaching its most horrific stage and still, the world governments just sit by and watch, doing nothing but wasting air on lukewarm condemnations. last july, the un rapporteur on right to food said famine had spread from the north to the entire strip, evidenced by a spike in child deaths because people do everything they can to keep the most vulnerable in any society fed. a year later, not only has nothing changed, but now palestinians are subjected to the most fatal stage of starvation. the one where even with food, there's no guarantee of survival.

right now, the gibrils (@sally2033 & @nader202-3) are hanging on by a thread. they've got young children who need our help, badly. nader was already shot, trying to get food from the ghf sites, and as things only get more desperate, he may be forced to try again soon. we can't let this happen. please pitch in what you can to help out my friend & his family, absolutely everything helps & share wherever you can.

(vetted by @/90-ghost here & @/el-shab-hussein here)

Emergency: Help Nader save what's left of his family

Hello everyone, my name is Sahar! I am organizing this fundraiser on behalf of a dear friend of mine in Gaza and his family. I have been tal

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[nadergebreel]

Please don't miss my message. I need you desperately. I ask you to stand by me in these difficult circumstances that I, and the rest of my family are experiencing. Please donate to save us from this suffering.

[andromeda049]

I love getting into The Beatles because they're the most popular band in the world. They show up anywhere you look.

The only problem is that there's no one to convert into liking it because everyone does. So my new objective is finding someone who has only listened a few of their songs, and trying to get them into the rest of their discography. Thus far I've tried with a friend and a cousin and they liked it but it didn't turn them into fans, so the search continues.

[andromeda049]

I watched the tadc finale yesterday and I actually liked it. Has some flaws, but personally it mostly worked for me. After so many disappointing finales lately, it's funny that the one to actually leave me satisfied was the funny circus show.

Also, it was probably the most insane theater experience I've ever had. This is Avengers Endgame for autistic people.

[qusayxxalkalili01]

My name is Qusai, I was born in Gaza and I am 16 years old. The war came and I was in the third preparation and I could not complete my studies. I had a house and a place to live in, but unfortunately it has been completely destroyed and our area is subjected to constant warnings and displacement of the population. I do not have any source of income. My father is unemployed after we had a bird shop where we rely on a source of income, but it is destroyed because of the war and we can hardly buy expensive food and because of famine and lack of money, we cannot manage ourselves with our simplest daily needs, so I hope you stand by my family and help make our lives better and make sure that no matter how much it is, no matter what it makes us happy and helps us make our lives better

Helping for Qusay to make a better life

My name is Qusai, I was born in Gaza and I am 16 years old. The war came and I was in the third preparation and I could not complete my stud

Please donate as much as you can so that help my family even a small amount and tell people about my suffering

[napping-sapphic]

take your clothes off and get on the bed what no we aren’t having sex right now we’re cuddling and pressing every inch of skin together as close as possible for the next six hours

[andromeda049]

I'm sick of all these legacy sequels and continuations filled with nostalgia bait. Every franchise needs to have their own Twin Peaks The Return.

[andromeda049]

Also not all, but some franchises would benefit from having their own End Of Evangelion. DON'T give the fans what they want, fuck them actually.

[andromeda049]

I'm sick of all these legacy sequels and continuations filled with nostalgia bait. Every franchise needs to have their own Twin Peaks The Return.

[jewfrogs]

i never understand why people are so dramatic and insistent about wanting companions to be ‘ordinary people’ when that is already the majority of new who companions. ‘please let ruby sunday just be normal’ the last companion who was anything other than ‘normal’ was nardole in 2017 (if ‘not normal’ means ‘not from 21st century earth’) or clara in 2015 (if ‘not normal’ means ‘has complicated plotlines’?). every companion who ended up extraordinary started out as an ordinary person in 21st century earth. if ruby’s birth parents weren’t ordinary people she would be the only companion in the past two decades of this show where that was true. which personally would be a fucking breath of fresh air

[softdomsworld]

Imagine someone stalking your profile everyday and yearning for you silently

[scramratz]

Its in the best interest for trans people to learn the difference between an actual transphobe, and someone who just isn't up to date with the latest terminology

[astrobowie]

(fem!battler by misamxsa - https://www.tumblr.com/misamxsa/735174552443830272/did-anyone-miss-her-i-sure-did)

[sstrawbearri]

basically the best thing a story can have is a woman who is doomed. massive points if she destroys the people around her in response.

[timelordgifs]

We can do anything.

[gayvampyr]

shoutout to boring queer people who don’t do shit. just go to work or school and then come home to watch shows. while gay

[hannah01sapphic]

I just watched The Devil Wears Prada for the first time, and I think a lot of people misunderstood the ending. Andy wasn’t choosing her boyfriend or her friends. She was choosing herself. She realised that she could chase ambition without losing integrity, and that success means nothing if you can’t recognise the person in the mirror.

And Miranda? I don’t think she’s the villain so many people paint her as. She’s complex. She is cold when she needs to be, but deeply human underneath all the control. The reason Andy affected her so deeply is because Miranda sees herself in her. Not the hardened parts she shows the world, or even says to Andy herself, but the parts she buried long ago. In the film we see her crying to Andy reflecting this, this side of her that longs for family and softness.

Miranda’s story is what happens when a woman is forced to choose strength every single day just to survive in a world that punishes her for having it. She didn’t become ruthless because she wanted to but because she had to. Every cutting remark, every impossible demand it’s like an armor for her. A woman having success in a man’s world.

When she looks at Andy, she sees the woman she once was before the armor. That’s why their dynamic hurts so much because Miranda isn’t trying to destroy Andy, she’s almost testing her. She’s asking, Can you do what I did? Can you become hard like me? It was almost a challenge.

By walking away though, Andy answers that question. She chooses to keep her softness, her empathy, her sense of self. The same things Miranda had to sacrifice. That’s not a rejection of ambition but a reclaiming of identity.

I think Andy showed her the light again. The soft part of her she buried long ago. And somewhere inside her, I think Miranda respects her for that. She calls her new job after all to help her. She even smiles at her by the end. I also think Miranda showed Andy how to be more confident and ruthless by the end. (Less of a shell of a person).

Overall I really enjoyed the film but I wish people had a bit better critical analysis when looking at the ending. It’s easy to stamp onto it, Andy choosing a man, but why make this film about men. It was never about them. It’s about femininity. About women and power. About how women navigate ambition, expectation, and identity in spaces that constantly demand they prove worth. Andy’s journey isn’t about rejecting success but about redefining what success means for her.

[vanille-tte]

Its been a while since i read it but im pretty sure this is what happens in umineko episode 2

[fataltwelves]

can you teach me to be real?