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24 y/o

[improvisedliturgy]

[Kierkegaard] insists that the truth of the Bible is not to be found in the language of the text. In this sense, Kierkegaard is against a literal reading of the Bible, one that takes every word printed there to be the transmitted word of God. On the contrary, the “truth” of the Bible is not, properly speaking, in the text, but is to be found in the reader, in the various acts by which the various injunctions to faith are appropriated and taken up by those who read the text. The truth of the Bible is to be found in the faith of those who read the Bible. The text is a condition by which a certain kind of instruction in faith takes place, but faith can never be achieved by learning what the Bible says, only by finally turning away from that text and turning inward to discover the infinite passion that emerges from the demand to affirm contingency.

Judith Butler, Senses of the Subject

[arsch-h-u-r-e]

ja, und das ist natürlich mit der Art und Weise wie die Wissenschaft das Wort nimmt- nicht mehr so leicht möglich für heutige Subjekte.

[r0ttenivy]

my titties are pretty and i do always have correct opinions

[wholeheartedsuggestions]

you’re allowed to get up one day and just decide to change who you are. dress differently, speak up more, laugh out loud even though you’ve never liked your laugh, say what you want to, say hey to people you wouldn’t normally, get that confidence going. we don’t have to stay the way people see us out of the fear that they won’t like the us we want to be.

[inkskinned]

it is tiring, being endless political just as someone existing. my teacher asks me if i’m writing more of that “feminist poetry.” a lot of it is just talking about me, being a woman, being afraid in the city. i write about walking a line, about how i am expected to choose between home and work, how each comes with a slew of its own insults; how it feels when i am wearing shorts and there are too many men outside. these are just facts of my life. someone in the comments says, “where are woman even coming up with these crazy generalizations in their feminism?”

i hold hands with the prettiest girl i’ve ever seen and someone sighs when they see me. “do they have to make everything gay?” she asks her friend, loudly, “like, do you have to force those views in my face all the time?” i can’t stop blushing. my girlfriend holds my fingers tighter, tighter, tighter, until my knuckles are white, and i let her. somehow, this is us, protesting.

my father’s cuban blood stains my skin, i think. when i am honored with a position in the dean’s private council, a boy sneers, “you only got in because you’re hispanic.” did i? i spend the rest of our meetings wondering if i was selected for my stellar academic record, for the multiple recommendations, for the clubs i lead - or if i was just a move the dean made, to make use of me. when we all take a picture, the dean brings me in the front. in the first three we take, i am not smiling.

it is odd. “i exist.” i say, “i deserve to exist.”

“oh my god,” he groans, “we get it, you’re a feminist.”

[love-sitara]

Charging 20$ for your pussy, 2$ for your mouth and 0$ for your ass at the motel and posting the address on the internet and all your socials.

Oh, you don't do anal ever? Don't like it? You're scared? You'd rather have everyone rail your pussy than your little asshole?

Too bad, because no one turns down a free fuck ever, especially when it comes from a cheap whore.

A soon-to-be anal only cheap whore.

[sen-thebootbimbo]

I'm convinced 90% of these Tumblr Daddy, "women are toys/property" blogs don't actually give a shit about healthy kink or relationships. They just want to abuse women under the guise of "kink."

To the submissives in my orbit:

Wanting to be beat, choked, even CNC? That's all FINE. Follow your bliss, do your role play, have your fantasies.

But stay away from these creeps. Do not engage in kink play with people you haven't met. Do not engage in kink play with people who do not respect you as a Person. Do not engage in kink play with people who "don't do aftercare." (Kink without aftercare is Abuse, full stop.)

Real, actual Dominant-types will open with vanilla conversation, be fine with sharing pictures and information about themselves, will meet you in a public, vanilla space before asking for your submission. They will negotiate scenes and dynamics, learn your limits and triggers. And they will engage in your preferred aftercare method.

Learn the red flags of fake Doms. Fake Doms are Abusers, not kinksters. Take care of yourselves, babes.

[thenotsogentlegentleman]

This is pretty important. Share it if you're into healthy CNC/Kinky relationships.

[xdeviousmaster]

Very important PSA …. Consent is a must and aftercare is paramount for the wellbeing of your submissive.

💯❤️‍🔥

[mischievousoldenglishman]

Cast in stone. Too many fake doms out there.

[cinematv]

Tati Gabrielle as Marienne Bellamy YOU (2018 - 2025) 5x09 "Trial of the Furies"

[glitter-hound]

YOU (2018-2025)

[thetransfemininereview]

why are my friends like this

[arsch-h-u-r-e]

Marktlücke

[ojibwa]

im so fucking determined to get better i swear to god lets do this bitch lets go

[derangedrhythms]

Rebecca Perry, Beauty/Beauty; from 'Kintsugi 金継ぎ'

[frogitivity2]

Please take good care of them!

[girlbloggerinterrupted222]

need this shirt

[arsch-h-u-r-e]

capitalism is the reason I enjoy being depressed

[coffincoitus]

sorry but this was in the euripides medea tag and it's exactly what I was talking about the other day irt ppl targeting anything that depicts female anger/violence in any way and deciding it's a threat to public safety and that it's up to them to save the world from the notion that such things are not what feminism should be. as if there's any chance that fandom girlies having sympathy for a murderous fictional character will create a systematic agreement that it's okay to commit murder or infanticide if you're a girl!!!!

[arsch-h-u-r-e]

the story itself is more about the downfalls of motherhood than anything else, not so much about the murder- and even that is more symbolic than literal (I read an adaption by Rachel Cusk)

also, murder and violence in real life is mostly targeted at women by men- having a fictional outlet where the roles are reversed is more than healthy

[wookiesipassa-deactivated202310]

Eternally divided between "people don't look deep enough into tsh" and " people look too deep into tsh" there is no middle ground.

[francisabernathysgf]

middle ground: people look into tsh and want to hold a bacchanal

[arsch-h-u-r-e]

my google search history after finishing the book:

how to hold a bacchanal guide

[voluptuarian]

I find retellings of mythology and folklore that do nothing new with the material except have the heroine cry about how bad patriarchy is all the time hopelessly depressing and a waste of potential. What’s the point of focusing on female lack of agency and male dominance if that’s what you have determining your heroine’s entire story line anyway?

[arsch-h-u-r-e]

mythology and history are much more intertwined than most believe, mythology shapes history- and that is why, a feminist perspective on mythology is important! Simone de Beauvoir has a chapter touching said topic in her “The Second Sex”, it’s worth giving it a read