currently reveling in violence @catgirlelric - Tumblr Blog

I hate how people call it a ‘gender war’ like gender-based violence doesn’t primarily go in one direction and there aren’t incels with podcasts saying that the 19th Amendment should be overturned. There has never been a Gamergate for women, there has yet to be a female Elliot Rodger. This is not a war. Women are occasionally lobbing unfriendly comments at men and men are detonating nuclear bombs on them. And there is a definite reason that women today are outspoken about being disillusioned by and disgusted with their male peers and committed to decentering men in their lives and it isn’t because all these women are radical misandrists who do not see men as human. Gender war makes it seem like a petty squabble with two offensives and not women realizing that many of their male peers genuinely hate them.

*TERFs, I sincerely hope you shit yourself in a public place, go fuck yourself and do not touch my post. This post is not for you.

byjove

The early 2010s millennial hope of a better more progressive future contrasted with the sharp traditionalist alt-right U-turn that so many Gen Z and millennial men went down scarred generations of women.

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“Why is that?”

disuse

hate it when people call ada lovelace the first female programmer, when in reality she was the first programmer ever. she wrote programs for a machine before it was ever constructed

knifenymph

change does not come from a place of comfort

aquareaper3

I find pennies and nickels in my couch all the time, so I don’t know what you are talking about

homofied

opalfairy

anphivenas

i need to get into cars

dontsaythatillcry

they have doors which help with this

relevant-wikipedia-articles

tea42

My beloved sent me gold and I wanted to share it.

ivy-saurs

randomly remembered this tweet and had to stop myself from bursting out laughing

rosieandthemoon

12th c Armenia

charl0ttan

having twenty dollars changes me into a terible creature who is bent on spending twenty dollars at any cost

seven-oh-four

they just demoted me to clearance level -2 at the science lab i'm working at. now my keycard isn't a high enough level to open the bathroom door

lesbianlyonelb

I just wrote 8 pages when I haven't written in months and was beginning to think I'd never be able to again. Idk what it is, but I am sharing and manifesting this energy for every writer who sees this. May you write 8 quality pages effortlessly and find joy writing once more

realest-slenderman

8 pages you say

reallyreallyreallytrying

nip over to troy, bit of rough and tumble, big horse, bish bash bosh, back home to ithaca. simple as

hellenhighwater

Bad news, friends. I no longer have a guest room.

This is Mayhem's bedroom. She stole it fair and square...

... And she's not giving it back.

eivrikos

Tthe World’s finest!

Superbat Mirandy Agenda 🙂‍↕️

#ok this is actually pretty cool

thiscuntkills-deactivated202311

girl taking off her headphones all forlornly on her sunday night making peace with whats to come

capacity

beaft

Top ten medieval animal illustrations in manuscripts

(vibrating intensely with barely repressed excitement) yeah sure that sounds like something i could do

FIRST PRIZE GOES TO:

(from a french book of hours, c. 1400s)

sad mandolin-playing cat with its vulva out. i love this cat so much. i have a picture of it on my wall and one time i thought about it while i was high and it made me laugh so hard that i nearly threw up. sad mandolin-playing cat with its vulva out is my favourite medieval animal; there is no contest, nothing comes close.

SECOND PRIZE:

(from the gorleston psalter, east anglia, angland, c. 1310-24)

i'm a really big fan of weapon-wielding rabbits in medieval art. it was hard to pick just one, but i eventually chose this guy: a gleeful rabbit getting ready to whang the king's head off with a big axe (king's expression suggests forlorn resignation).

drolleries of murderous rabbits crop up a lot in 13th and 14th-century manuscripts - sometimes jousting, sometimes overseeing executions, sometimes riding into battle on the backs of other animals - and it's generally thought to be a form of carnivalesque comic subversion, upending the stereotype of the rabbit as a meek, docile prey animal. there's a fun article about rabbits in medieval art here, if you want to see some more examples.

THIRD PRIZE: