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No one cares & no one dares to ask.

I feel very exhausted. But also not active enough. But also completely drained. For the most part it’s dreadful and I don’t know what to do with that.

It’s scary how private things can easily become public in our times. And though it may be beneficial in many ways, it still is scary when it comes to others.

wintergardenscribe

they’ve really nailed the whole “childhood friends who’ve grown apart and now are antagonistic toward each other but who deep down have empathy for one another and feel oddly possessive of each other” with Emma and Zane

themakomoonpool

Would she lend him a pencil? No. Would she risk her life to save him? Yes.

feed me almond croissants

I hate it when a car with a very good track playing is driving by my house too fast and I don’t make it in time to Shazam it.

Men when they… Jeans & white t-shirt & watch on the wrist & short haircut & a clean shave 🧘🏻‍♀️

I loved Loki in the TVA.

Art by Henri Robert Bresil

outatmako

Thinking about what h2o teaches boys.

Nate is probably the show's biggest example of toxic masculinity. (Zane has his moments, too, but he's allowed growth in a way Nate isn't because Nate isn't as important.) Nate tells Cleo to wear something "short and tight", hits on pretty much every girl in the show, and is constantly violating boundaries and being disrespectful in general. All that on top of him just kind of sucking. He's a jerk and he never changes. And you know what? He never ends up getting a girlfriend. The girls are pretty consistently annoyed or disgusted by him. Narratively, he is the butt of the joke.

On the other hand...

Lewis is by all measures a very decent guy. He's kind, respectful, trustworthy, understands basic boundaries, and treats women like human beings, and not just objects of desire. I mean his three best friends are girls. And even when he pines over Cleo both in season 1 before they get together and again post breakup, it's clear how much he values her friendship. He's in love with her, obviously, but he's also just happy to have her as his best friend. He's not perfect but by god if he doesn't respect the women in his life. And you know what? He has at least three girls interested in him. Hell, the second season is largely about two girls fighting over him.

I know the show's main audience was young girls, and I think showing girls an example of how they should be treated is very important. Knowing what respect and healthy relationships looks like from a young age makes it easier to spot when you're being mistreated! But I also think for any young boys watching, it's a good lesson in how to treat the girls and women in their lives.

The 2008 issues didn’t disappear. They’ve gotten even worse now that we don’t even recognise them.

#Wall-E #Why did we constantly talk about pollution #Globar warming #And all of the other issues regarding disastrous state of our planet and kids these days don’t even learn about any of that at schools #Wall-E literally spoke up on all of the matters happening right now but we’re even closer to that reality because we don’t even see it