In the Forests of the Night

Jex. 30+. He/they. Ftm. Pan.

[prettysilkk]

[mintaii]

a strange knight with no home

[ot3]

[sluttynurse]

probably the worst attitude tumblr unintentionally cultivates is "the world out there is completely dangerous for you and no one can possibly understand you, so you should isolate yourself from it and avoid interacting with it as much as possible"

[veliseraptor]

honestly i think people should describe women as "handsome" more often.

[i-am-a-fish]

I'm going to be so real you really need to get rid of that shame and start feeling and living

[faustique]

saw the moon and thought of you

[kosmogrl]

[wetheurban]

Sending love to everyone who is just... tired. Life is a lot, and sometimes the answer to it all is to just be still and silent for a while. Give yourself space and grace.

Whether it’s decision fatigue, anxiety fatigue, information fatigue, routine fatigue, getting life back together fatigue, career fatigue, social fatigue, financial fatigue, or physical fatigue: take a moment to breathe and recharge. You deserve it.

[loveridden1999]

sometimes i forget justin beiber exists . hashtag my beautiful mind

[razzmothazz]

still caring about internet friends you lost touch with years ago is so embarrassing. yeah i had a deam we met up irl recently. the last time we spoke was maybe 7-8 years ago. i still wear the laces we randomly decided was a sign of our friendship. i dont know what any of your socials are or if youre even active on any. sometimes i see someones art resemble yours and i wonder for hours. do you still go by that name you chose? whenever i see it i wonder if its you. we couldve passed each other in this vastness a thousand times and not have a clue.

[razzmothazz]

we were lonely kids having fun together. do you remember?

[crochethub]

Finished this gorgeous tapestry after months of working on it! by Emotional-Grape-3304

[doubleca5t]

Hollywood truly does always take the wrong lesson from its success stories

[henry-the-yearner]

Unlearn your exorsexism NOW

[mewvore]

"we detected a mature post" yeah I'm in my 30s

[lovergirlsfate]

I took a nap, made myself cum, then ate cake with fruit on top. This must be what Marie Antoinette felt like.

[creatingblackcharacters]

"However [in regards to birth control access], a strong gender divide prevailed: men were much more likely to denounce birth control as genocide than women, especially young, less well-educated, poor, and northern men. In contrast, most Black women embraced birth control and more women than men countenanced abortion.

In 1970, social activist Donald Bogue found that 80 percent of the Black women he surveyed in Chicago approved of birth control and 75 percent were using it. Unlike Fannie Lou Hamer, many Black women of the post-Pill generation had career options, thanks to the racial integration of schools and workplaces. Women were eager to leave unskilled labor behind and to enter the professional sphere, so they wished to delay the responsibilities of motherhood until they were ready.

But many Black women who desired and used birth control did so despite a strong distrust of the whites who distributed contraception in their communities. In 1972, Black social worker Urelia Brown voiced this ambiguity: "Negroes don't want children they can't take care of, but we are afraid to trust you when your offered help has so often turned out to be exploitation."

Black Chicago activist Lonnie Myers confessed her discomfort with the fact that some birth control funding came from those "racists" who simply "wished to decrease the number of Blacks in the city", but she noted that "any cause has strange bedfellows."

Blacks also drew a distinction between physician-controlled methods and those they could control themselves: 87 percent of surveyed Blacks said they approved of public contraceptive clinics, while 47 percent rejected sterilization."

Chapter 8- Medical Apartheid, Harriet A. Washington