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i like to think that queen prefers to wear suits or pants. i LOVE all the art of her where she's fancy and regal in a stunning dress!! however in my mind her style is ... i can't explain it with words but please see my vision right here
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"The Kiss", a 12,000-year-old rock painting at Pedra Furada in Brazil
"hot spring" here I finally feel like I'm getting my fast-painting grip back <Đ·
rest in power, marjane satrapi. 1969-2026.
victoria and weed, photographer marcelina martin, 1995.
from Country Lesbians: the Story of Womanshare Collective, 1976
Why antisemites always have a blastâand how Jews enhance the experience
Todayâs digital culture has monetized these pleasures. Online platforms are engineered to maximize engagement by maximizing emotional reward. Antisemitism is extraordinarily well suited to such systems. Platforms amplify the thrill of forbidden knowledge, insider language, memes, and collective outrage while making them instantly accessible and endlessly repeatable. The digital dogpileâcoordinated mass attack on a single Jewish targetâis the mob made digital. Like the analogue mobs that preceded them, these too are often gleeful and public. But unlike earlier forms, participation no longer requires gathering in the street or much physical effort at all. The mob no longer needs to gather, it simply needs to log on.
Flooding Jewish journalistsâ social media feeds with Holocaust jokes and âovenâ memes; defacing synagogues, menorahs, or Jewish community centers with swastikasâoften timed to holidays; filming antisemitic taunts of visibly Jewish people and posting them online for laughs; turning classic antisemitic tropes into viral âironicâ content or remix videosânone of these are coherent responses to a supposedly sophisticated international cabal controlling the worldâs economy, politics, media, migration, and satellites. They are rituals of humiliation. The point is not resistance. The point is pleasure.
"The third pleasure is moral. Antisemitism allows its adherents to experience hate as virtue. The antisemite does not feel like a bully. His experience is one of courage. He is exposing hidden power. Defending society. Cruelty becomes public service. This framingâhating Jews as just and rightâhas proved infinitely adaptable. Medieval violence against Jews was 'defense of Christendom.' In the medieval Islamic world, Jewish subjugation under dhimmi law was framed as righteous social order and mercy. Soviet purges were coded as 'anti-cosmopolitan virtue.' Nazi propaganda framed persecution as national hygiene. In much of the world today, antisemitism travels under the banner of anti-Zionism and resistance, repackaging eliminationist sentiment as liberation theology. The vocabulary shiftsâanti-colonialism, anti-globalism, anti-elitismâbut the emotional architecture remains. The antisemite gets to feel good. He is a whistleblower. A truth teller. A patriot. A freedom fighter. It is remarkable how stable the narrative structure remains. The blood libel accusations that convulsed medieval Europeâmurdered innocents, monstrous perpetrators, the righteous community that exposes themâhave proven durable and portable. Dress the accusation in the language of human rights reporting rather than theology and the structure barely changes."
the detached brutality of all these âwomen need to have more babiesâ thinkpieces man
split your body wide open for the stock market
I really really really think âtraumaâ and talking about âtraumaâ is an opiate for women and a way to derail class consciousness
@laurierrose Sure! Whatâs crazy is, I actually remember the exact context of why I said this; it was because I had just watched Demi Lovatoâs documentary on her own life. (Disclaimer: I could be conflating some stuff, in terms of what info was in it vs. what I found out from other sources laterâitâs been a long time since I watched it, but I do remember the effect it had on me.)
In it, she talked about having an eating disorder, being addicted to drugs, experiencing bullying, mental illness, and toxic work environments as a child star, to the point of being raped by a co-star, who never saw justice and wasnât even removed from the project. This doc was also after her phase of identifying as nonbinary and using they/them pronouns, which, the sociological reasons there jump out I think.
In the documentary, I remember being struck about how every single thing she talked about was, âmy trauma, my trauma, my trauma.â Every experience either went back to her past trauma or was in itself a trauma. There was no particular commentary in terms of genderâbeing targeted specifically as a female person, for sexual assault, damaging standards of thinness and beauty, etcânor even commentary in terms of child actors as a group, their vulnerability to harm and exploitation. She was just narrating a story of harms done to her as a kind of explanation to the public, but with no particular analysis.
It struck me at the time, and itâs stuck with me since then, that framing life events like the ones she experienced as âtraumaâ is a way of shrinking and psychologizing and personalizing a phenomenon that is larger and political. âThe personal is political,â right? Except that it seemed to me then, and to a large extent now, that what had previously been understood to have political dimensions (maybe thatâs a fantasy, maybe it was never thought of that way) had been shrunk down to individual instances of harm with no particular pattern in the larger society and no particular social meaning. This was just stuff that was done to her. And why her? There was nothing in it about being a young girl specifically in an extremely vulnerable and exploitable position under the thumb of one of the largest media companies in the world. Just about her trauma.
She had kind of been the biggest example of this phenomenon that I saw at the time, but especially in this fairly early Tiktok/other shortform media just-after-covid era, I felt I was seeing this therapized language absolutely everywhere. This is right around when terms like âgaslightingâ got super popular and present in the public consciousness as well. All of this is still everywhere tbh, and shows up in a million different places, because therapyspeak, whether we like it or not, is embedded in our day-to-day language and is what weâre using to describe everything.
And the reason I called it an âopiateâ is because it actually is really, really comforting and soothing to have the word âtrauma,â whether for her or any other woman. The word âtraumaâ acknowledges not just our pain but its intense reverberations, and allows us to describe harm in terms that expresses fully the psychological ramifications of that harm. But the way it was and, I feel, still is used is as a way of shrinking our suffering, a way of minimizing it to our immediate context. It just so happened that the man in your house was the one who beat youâthat just so happens to be your trauma. No analysis, politics, statistics required. Hope that makes sense
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a nonspecific list of female youtubers I like for one reason or another, with link to one of their videos. feel free to share your recs in the notes:
Atomic Twins - Trying to draw police sketches of celebrities (gone terribly wrong) [x]
Bookborn - "It's historical": violence against women in fantasy [x]
Bukola - How I Make Time For Everything (even with a full time job) [x]
Caroline Winkler - How to Design a Room from Start to Finish [x]
Coffee and Cults - EVERYTHING You DON'T Know About Hollywood's Hidden Scientologists [x]
Ellen Brock - 12 Ways to Write Better Sentences for Creative Writers [x]
julia cudney - bridgerton math [x]
Juniper Dev - I Made A Goofy Office Simulation Game In 72 Hours [x]
lexi aka newlynova - book recs for (almost) every genre đ where to start if you want to read something new!! [x]
Ling Chang* - How to do water marbling - it's super fun and easy! [x]
MAIAZINE - why you hate everything on your closet (and how to fix it) [x]
Mina Le - The Evil Symbolism of Milk [x]
The Musings of a Crouton - Your natural teeth CANâT be THAT bad đŹ- The Rise of Veneers & The Veneer Tech Scam [x]
Nicole Rudolph - The History of Open Concept is Sexism [x]
shay a - Tyra Banks is Trying to Have a Redemption Arc and it's NOT Working [x]
Siobhan Brier Aguilar - I read Elizabeth Gilbert's new book about her plot to k*ll her gf so you don't have to. [x]
V. Birchwood - I Tried Stone Age Menstruation Underwear [x]
*more active on other platforms now
Ooh, I have some more to recommend!
Danielle (TW for child abuse and CSA) - When people forget, violence can come softly [x]
Girl on Film - Men Writing Women: The Saw Movies [x]
Hannah The Horrible (also deals with difficult topics) - Debunking 10 Viral, Disturbing Tiktoks You Missed [x]
I'm Autistic, Now What? - Why is Hollywood's Autistic Representation Getting WORSE? [x]
Li Speaks - The Slow Death of Online Safety [x]
Memoria - day-old steam games [x]
readwithcindy - Not all men... just the ones pretending to be sapphic women for book sales [x]
Shanspeare - Mukbangs: The New Crusade Against Fatness [x]
Listing some of my fave women on youtube, with links to videos to get you started. I focused on smaller, active youtubers.
Crafting/Art:
LaKenzo -- The Dandelion Crayon Collector -- Customising a Crayon Boat.
Kristine Vike -- Sewing, Gifts and Cats -- Choosing Mending Styles.
Enchanterium -- Sisters who repaint dolls -- Cyclops Aquarius Doll.
Dollightful -- Joyful and cute doll repainting -- Valentines Repaint.
Shannon Makes -- Sewist and House Renovation -- Patchwork Hobbit Coat.
Katherine Alexander -- Pysanky Egg Artist.
Material Girl Actual -- Spinning, Knitting and Crochet -- Squid Crochet.
A Brush with Beckah -- Paint and Art History -- Poisonous Paint.
French-Teapot -- Fakemon Art -- The Balladree Region Starters.
CandyEvie -- Cute Pokemon Vids & Shiny Hunting -- Hunting Lv100 Magikarp.
Rhues -- Animatics -- At All Costs Hazbin Hotel Animatic.
Animals:
Dunkin Ducks -- Duck and Bird Keeping Fun -- Collecting eggs.
Geckoemmy -- Gentle bird beak trimming and care -- Mr. Shelby's nail trim.
Hattie's Aquariums -- Tank Building and Fish -- Betta Tank.
Right Choice Shearing -- Sheep/Alapaca Shearing -- Jacob Sheep Shearing.
Gaming/Movies/Anime/Books:
Tangomushi -- Indepth Horror Game History -- Heilwald Loophole.
EuroThug4000 -- Unique and Lost Gaming Videos -- Indies you missed in 2025.
Production Tales from Hell -- Horror Movie BTS History.
Caryn & Connie Gaming -- Sims 4 Builders -- Rainbow Townhouse pt1 Red.
Jilyeon -- Silly CK3 & Historical Strategy Gaming -- Playing as Duchess Matilda of Tuscany.
Sarah Moon -- Manga/Anime Translation -- Asexual Joy in She Loves to Cook and She Loves to Eat
Here are some of my favorites!
Safiya Nygaard- I Mixed Every Spray from Bath & Body Works Together
Shawna the Mom- START HERE! Every Lore Skit in Order (PART ONE)
Chad Chad- Aging is NOT Allowed on TikTok
The Chromatic Music Teacher- Addams Family- Boomwhackers
Melody Moon- The Bratz Movie Our Parents Shouldnât Have Let Us Watch
How To Cook That- AI Cooking Disasters: Debunking Facebookâs Fake Recipes
partyarlie- How I Caught The Rarest Shiny Pokemon I Own
STRANGE ĂONS- I Read Satan Was A Lesbian (has a gender identity, but she doesnât mention it often)
FunkyFrogBait- The SAD BEIGE Moms of TikTok (also has a gender identity, but is still entertaining)
Afro Lofi - Non AI Lofi Music Relax And Rewind Neo Soul
PWHL (Professional Women's Hockey League) - Women's Hockey Is Free To Watch Online Tender: Aerin Frankel & Gwyneth Philips - Full Documentary
Leila Hormozi - Motivational You're Not Lazy: How to Make a Comeback and LEVEL UP Your Life
Sundai Love - Entrepreneurship, Gardening, Life In Japan, Home Ownership LIFE IN JAPAN SUMMER VEGETABLE GARDEN Fixing up the yard
Becca Y. - Fishing, Abandoned Cabin Renovation/Construction, Truck Camping I Bought an ABANDONED Cabin (No Shower or Bathroom)
Nischa - Personal Finance, Investing ACCOUNTANT EXPLAINS: The Optimal Order of Investing Your Money
GET HANDS DIRTY - Woodworking and Engineering, and she's cute Loft Bed // Work Space : The Structure - Ep. 1
Marintia Eiko - Fun Ghanian Woman In Japan Explaining YouTube to my 92 Year Old Japanese Grandma
Jkiillem - Butch Lesbian Dancer, Events Entrepreneur Life As Masculine Lesbian Dancers
Tia Weston - Abandoned 100 Year Home Renovation, Car Camping I Bought A House For $1
amandamaryanna - Pop Culture Video Essays How Black Hollywood Families Turned White
365HockeyGirl - Daily Women's Hockey Shorts PWHL Standings + Draft order and Gold Plan explained!
Captain KrĂŒ Ora - Festie Artist The Sovereignty Era Begins! Dhow (Ship) Building Voyage 2026
Study Hmong - Tswv863 - Sarah, Nkauj Dawb - Hmong Language Learn the Hmong Language - Tones Part 1
HmongBaby - Children Level Hmong Language Counting 1 to 10 in Hmong (White)
Wehavetocreate - Lesbian Filmmaker (and my friend) You Can't Stop The Beet - Pilot
Therapy in a Nutshell - Online (Licensed) Therapy How to Process Your Emotions: Course Introduction/30 Depression and Anxiety Skills Course
a black girl in the woods - Camping am i lonely living off-grid alone? answering a faq
Final Girl Digital - Media Analysis Stealing Girlhood: The Legacy of Women's Work Being Stolen
Natasha Theresa - Fun Minimalism minimize stress | declutter your stress away
Ariel Niu - Social Dynamics, Communication How to be SOCIABLE (without MASKING)
RustyHearts - Lesbian Comic Art (Lease Bound) LB SPEEDPAINT - CH11P29 ALT (Canvas Flip Insanity)
These recommendations are great. Favorite post.
Nemo - Woman Grandmaster My Opponent Was Confused About This Game of Chess??
Michelle Khare - 30 Day Challenges I Joined A Traveling Circus
rivovershares - 30 Day Challenges I Trained like a Shaolin Monk
Anna Cramling - Chess Player and her Grandmaster Mom Overconfident Guy Thinks He Can Beat Me In Chess
Octopus Lady - These Sea Slugs EAT SUNLIGHT and RIP THEIR OWN HEADS OFF đ€đ„đ€ | Alien Ocean [x]
Souped Up Recipes - How to tenderize ANY meat! - Chinese Cooking Secrets [x]
Alex Guarnaschelli - How to Cook Pasta Easy Shell Pasta with Clam Sauce [x]
Emily the Engineer - I Built Accurate DOOM SLAYER ARMOR [x]
Goblin Girl Studio - I Made a Tiny Conspiracy Bunker for a Tiny Mole to Get RedPilled In! | DIY Miniature [x]
french -teapot - Eeveelutions, Dragons & Rams Oh My! ~ Ireland-Inspired Pokemon Region! [x]
HackerlingVODS - variety game streamer. three personal faves: wobbledogs | outer wilds for the first time :) (part 1) | CLOVERPIT
Devora Wilde - Actor, Lae'zel in Baldur"s Gate 3 - currently playing through BG3 with her friend Grace Devora Wilde 2025 Best Streaming Moments
LILZBULLZMARBELLA THE JUNGLE PUPS - the Labewbew gal - humor/ragebait (for ppl who don't think that women can be funny) 24k gold labubu #labubu
Cute Games Club - Girlsplaining why horse games SUCK âđ â [x]
Kidology - TikTok's Most Hated Dating Influencer: A Deep Dive (Danielle Walter) [x]
Pottery to the People - I made a giant bead lizard out of clay
Hazariel Atelier - Recreating the most expensive dress in fashion (and losing my sanity)
Frieda Lepold - I made a Knights Armor⊠âïž but itâs a dress! (No Metal, JUST Fabric)
Rachel Maksy - Turning my Sewing Room Into a Hobbit Hole!: https://youtu.be/5sh4xK4h0lU?si=fWTPNrxEFX0wEVJQ
The world's very last smol bean was harvested this morning
Hello fish nation, please enjoy some silly gouache fish paintings
âAN ARMY OF LOVERS SHALL NOT FAILâ lesbian shirt from the Wearing Gay History archive. Truly one of my absolute favourites.
My favorite category of government program to run across is "program you've never heard of doing extremely important work to solve a major problem which you have also never heard of." On that note, the US drops millions of pounds of sterile bugs over Panama each week in order to prevent a parasite infestation from moving into North America. Everyone say thank you to the Panama-United States Commission for the Eradication and Prevention of the Cattle Borer Worm (COPEG)
This program had its funding cut during the DOGE cuts last year and now the parasitic worm they were trying to slow the spread of has officially arrived in the United States.
Once when I was in undergrad, someone described something as âproblematicâ in class and our professor was like, âThatâs cool, but âproblematicâ doesnât really mean anything. It means that the thing youâre describing has a problem, and in and of itself thatâs not bad. Art, especially, should always have problems, or else itâs not interesting and not art, either. It sounds like youâre trying to say that this is bad, but you donât want to say âbad.â Is that right?â
So from then on whenever one of us called something problematic, he would make us talk it out until we could name the âbadâ thing we were hinting at. In this particular class, 7/10 it was some type of oppression, and the remainder was like, âIâm uncomfortable because this is very new/confusing/pushing boundaries that made me feel safe.â
Once we stopped calling things âproblematicâ and stopping at that, class got way more interesting and... we all had to say, like, âthatâs racistâ or âthatâs misogynisticâ or âew capitalism grossâ out loud, which a lot of us had never done in a classroom before. Or we had to be like, âUhhh... Iâm not sure whatâs so bad?â and confront our own beliefs and that was maybe even more useful.
Anyway. Whenever I see the word problematic, I canât help but think of this professor being like, âGood starting point, now letâs get specific.â I think when we have to commit to saying âthatâs ___â it requires a lot more careful thought about the truth and impact and complexities of whatever weâre claiming. Sometimes there really is some bullshit afoot, and also sometimes itâs art, and it should be full of problems, because thatâs what art is.
