Official Men's Frights Activist

anxious girl / hobbies include scaring dudes and going bump in the night

[champagnepuppies]

[uranian97]

im on a quest for the biggest mood

[brainstatic]

[annavonsyfert]

no nerds

[comradesaucegay]

me before following ihatejonarbuckle: jon seems like an okay dude

me after following ihatejonarbuckle: jon arbuckle is a sad and pathetic excuse for a human being with no redeeming qualities whatsoever. he’s extremely misogynistic, a reckless driver, and as a cat owner his behavior is revolting!! he chose to adopt garfield, yet he acts as if his cat is a constant burden while constantly victimizing himself and neglecting his pets. like what kind of monster would feed his cat food that’s clearly not appropriate for cats to eat, and then have the heart to shame him for being fat? awful!! jon is just an evil and sinister man whose behavior is literally inexcusable, and mr. davis needs to make him face the consequences of his actions

[megurashkarchived]

a military macaw considers whether a bean might be tasty

[warmleveret-deactivated20170910]

What’s the verdict 

[idol-fancy-deactivated20230106]

[nancyishappy]

i don’t even know you’re alive

[theawesomeadventurer]

[jayce]

stop tryin to flex your vocabulary skills on the internet yall be sounding like 15th century fools playing the lute n shit

[pyrzqxgl]

What do you have against words? Eschew standard spelling, if you like, but I will employ words as I see fit.

[sunshien-deactivated20220126]

[marimopet]

ig marmotpet

[brutereason]

We never say that all men deserve to feel beautiful. We never say that each man is beautiful in his own way. We don’t have huge campaigns aimed at young boys trying to convince them that they’re attractive, probably because we very rarely correlate a man’s worth with his appearance. The problem is that a woman’s value in this world is still very much attached to her appearance, and telling her that she should or deserves to feel beautiful does more to promote that than negate it. Telling women that they “deserve” to feel pretty plays right in to the idea that prettiness should be important to them. And having books and movies aimed at young women where every female protagonist turns out to be beautiful (whereas many of the antagonists are described in much less flattering terms) reinforces the message that beauty has some kind of morality attached to it, and that all heroines are somehow pretty.

You Don’t Have To Be Pretty – On YA Fiction And Beauty As A Priority | The Belle Jar (via brutereason)

[memeufacturing-deactivated20161]

a person from 150 years ago would be terrified by modern stuff . however , a duck from 150 years ago would just be all like ,still got lakes? yes ? okay cool

[anxietyhaver]

me: they hurt me!! I'm gonna be distant! that'll show them!

them: hey

me: hey 💘💓💖💕💓💞💕💗💝💓💞💝💘💕💕💖💗💘💕💞💘💘💖💗💘💞💕💞💞💕💘💕💖💗💖💕💞💞💖💖💗💖💘💞💫

[playingthegameoflife-deactivate]

Catch These Hands! with your hands. we’re holding hands now. this is nice

[moisturiser]

im crying my best

[emmy4keri]

[theanti90smovement]

How I Stopped Posting About My Feelings Online And Started Carving Them Into Trees Deep In The Forest Miles Away From Civilization Where No One Will Ever Find Them.