Domestic Punk Goddess

Lots of Feminism and Queer Shit. Motivational posts galore. Some fandom stuff

[accras]

“This video of this adorable little girl encouraging her Dad while he tries to do her hair, is just what we needed to brighten up our day.” [X]

[startrekrenegades]

[Dad: How’m I doing on your hair? Child: Good! Dad: Let’s see, do I need more grease? Child: Yes. You need more grease on there. Dad: More grease? And then what? Child: And then you gonna need to brush it, and then you put a band on there. Dad: A band on it? Child: Yeah! Dad: Aww.. Child: You’re getting it through! You’re almost done! You’re doing a good job! Dad: Aww, thank you, sweetheart, so much! Daddy’s trying, doing the best I can. Thank you so much. Child: You’re welcome! Dad: I’m almost done! Child: You been doing great! Dad: Aw baby, thank you so much, you’re so encouraging to Dad. Thank you. Child: You’re welcome. Dad: I really appreciate you so much. You’re so awesome. Daddy getting your ponytails ready for school.]

[gardnerhill]

Interrupting all the political ugliness to make you melt with cute.

[jumpingjacktrash]

good dads make me so happy.

[toywaving]

For all of my LGBTQIAP+ siblings out there, right now.. Please don’t give up. We will be heard. I love you all, please stay safe. Please.

[supermans]

[thebicker]

^^^^^HOW PRIVILEGE WORKS.

[willow-wanderings]

YES THIS IS EXACTLY IT.

[wallisninety-six]

103 year old Ruline Steininger casts a vote for Hillary Clinton in Iowa, as early voting began in the state.

She was born in 1913 when women were banned from voting, and born even before the First World War began.

She has voted in every election since 1936, when she first cast her vote for Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and earlier this year has sent a letter to Hillary saying:

“In my first century of life, I’ve seen many incredible things” “A pandemic, two worldwide depressions, a cure for polio, the first Catholic president, a man on the moon, the end of smallpox, an attack on American soil, and a black president. In my second century, I look forward to seeing a woman president.”

Kind of really sobering when you really think about the fact that there are people in this country who are alive at this moment and lived at a time when universal suffrage hadn’t existed yet. (X)

[marsup]

this made me cry

[carrotsandfeminism]

Bi girls: *date a person of the same gender*

Y'all: BI GIRLS ARE A BLESSING TO THE WORLD!!! SUPPORT BI GIRLS!! 💘❤💓🌟💐💐💞💟💖💫💗💖💖💖💞💟💝😍💞💝✨✨💖💐😍

bi girls:*date a person of the opposite gender*

Y'all:⁉❓❗🔍🔍❔🔎❕🔍❔❓⁉🔎🔍🔍⁉‼‼❓❓

[amargedom]

Daily reminder!

Abusers are really good at is making you feel like your anger is worse than their abuse.

[closet-keys]

This is so important. Many survivors have spent months or years not being allowed to express anger or being made to feel ashamed for experiencing anger. 

So if you know a survivor, and you tell them that they “can’t” or “shouldn’t” be angry, that will almost certainly be triggering, and it’s really cruel. 

Telling survivors that they need to “get past” their anger or to “be the bigger person” or “holding onto anger is like holding onto a hot coal” or “anger is like drinking poison and expecting someone else to die” or that “healing is only possible with forgiveness” or that “forgiveness will set you free,” or that “being angry means the abuser still has control,” or that experiencing anger makes the survivor as bad as the abuser, or whatever else– that’s culturally imposed abuse apologism and if you want to be an ally, you need to unlearn resorting to those platitudes when trying to comfort survivors. 

It’s okay to experience anger. It’s literally the natural reaction to boundary violation, and when someone’s boundaries have been repeatedly violated and broken down for years, it’s important for a person’s health to be able to experience and express that anger. It honestly really is. 

[avengingme]

Honestly, one of the things that has been really powerful for me in recovery is the right to feel anger, but more than that is the choice to forgive and revoking forgiveness that was undeserved.

[teesadutta]

[sixpenceee]

A baby elephant’s first time on the beach!

[jossandhisbrainthoughts]

I’m gonna be making a bunch of these, because it IS time to shake things up. And send a message to the people who made Donald Trump possible…. actually, the message Don’s most known for.

[ytisonimul]

CLEAR THE FLOOR.

[necrofuturism]

the saddest thing to read in an article about parents of trans kids is “i didn’t sign up for this” like yes you did. yes you fucking did. you signed up the minute you decided to have a child and i’m fucking appalled that you even thought to say that, because having a child means loving and celebrating them unconditionally. when you decided to have a child you signed up for a trans kid, a not straight kid, a mentally ill kid, a mentally disabled kid, a physically disabled kid, and a chronically ill kid all at once and you don’t get to idealize any of that away goodbye

[teesadutta]

[talestoldbytre]

TURN UP BARACK !

[teenagedream]

Hillary’s most scathing jokes about Donald Trump at the 2016 Al Smith Dinner (watch)

"We need to recognize that for some people sex is great and for some sex is horrific and for some it’s on par with folding laundry."

(~Sex Isn’t Always Good by queenieofaces)

[deviantfemme]

This is a critical part of sex positivity that tends to be overlooked. Let’s celebrate empowering amazing sex and the choice to not have sex, or only have certain kinds of sex. 

[youtuder]

[planet-pastels]

[anonymous-love-mail]