I love seeing Taylor from an outside pov because she’s so cool and absolutely terrifying look at this
So cool man it’s almost inhuman in how the head is described and the outfit is maybe the strongest short term look she has
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I love seeing Taylor from an outside pov because she’s so cool and absolutely terrifying look at this
So cool man it’s almost inhuman in how the head is described and the outfit is maybe the strongest short term look she has
life is strange + text posts (5/?)
Life Is Strange 1 Menu scenes
"Looking for these two?" (fan comic)
Nora and Kat got caught
Dylan returns them back to their handlers
nora and kat's face before running away
so what happened was Nora and Kat were fooling around with the rocket at the ranch and somehow it flew into dylan's room
i love making these
I wish I could stay in this moment forever... I guess I actually can now. But then it wouldn't be a moment
- Max Caufield, Life is Strange
Boba Tea Pride Edits! Thought these would be cute hehe, and I think they are! :3
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whether or not men benefit from feminism has no bearing on whether feminism is worthwhile
Maybe the real villain of Life is Strange was all the chemicals we stored improperly along the way.
if you understand that Mormons are members of a cynical and control-hungry religious cult which exercises every conceivably available tool at its disposal to control, restrict, and extract wealth/labor/social prestige from its members to the benefit of the patriarchs in control, and that women, children, and those not willing or able to conform sufficiently are abused into compliance with a brutality and a regularity that should stagger the conscience of every feeling human being, BUT you think Amish people are cute and quaint and it's funny that their produce stands sell weed now, you have fallen hard for a PR scam
if you don't rely on cutesy semi-candid photographs and you spend any time in the northeast especially in spitting distance of pennsylvania, you will eventually see a woman less than 22 with 4+ children walking behind a man with her eyes downcast like she shouldn't look her betters in the eye and the energy of a whipped dog and if that doesn't inspire a couple questions in you and you're too busy buying rhubarb from her bearded husband, i hate you
isn't it so charming how they prohibit modern technologies like electricity. and also feminism
exactly. like. i know they're a regional thing even within the USA but if your exposure isn't through media and you just see them sometimes growing up, the thing is that you can kinda fucking tell
So back in 2020, an investigative journalist named Sarah McClure wrote a long-form article called "The Amish Keep to Themselves. And They’re Hiding a Horrifying Secret."
(cw: rape, sexual assault, CSA, incest, domestic abuse, religious abuse, etc.)
The article, as you might have gathered from that list of content warnings, is about the widespread sexual and physical abuse in Amish communities and the way that their patriarchal and insular practices make that abuse almost impossible to prosecute.
I read that article when it came out, and that's why I went to a screening of McClure's new documentary, Keep Quiet and Forgive, at the Philadelphia Film Festival last month. We were also lucky enough to have a Q&A with Sarah McClure and it was really eye-opening.
(For those who want to watch it, I believe she said the doc will air on PBS next year.)
One thing I was really struck by when watching the documentary was the way that almost all of these women (and yes, a few men who'd been sexually abused by other men) had left the community. It makes sense; would someone still in the community ever talk to an investigative journalist? It's not likely.
Almost all of them had lost their entire support system when they'd spoken out about their abuse. Their families and friends shunned them. They got hate mail regularly from their former neighbors. Whenever they went to court dates, they had to face not only their abusers but their entire former community, who would turn up to support the accused in court.
The few who were still in the community were either going to meetings secretly or were largely being shunned. One of them, a woman who still identified as Amish but whose entirely community had turned on her when she'd testified against her wildly abusive husband, ended up leaving the community entirely by the end of the documentary. She looked so much happier.
Where I'm going with this, though, is that these people often lose their friends, family, and community when they leave. So they've started creating community of their own. The documentary showed a lot of meetings between former Amish women who would band together to support other Amish women through the process of leaving and testifying against their abusers. There were group therapy sessions where women would finally get to talk about what had been done to them. Conferences where they discussed future steps. Meetings with activists to create change. Podcasts by victims of abuse who wanted to reach out to others like them.
Groups like The Amish Rescue Mission are working to provide support to victims of abuse in Amish Country, including providing Pennsylvania Dutch interpretation services when necessary. There are lots of small survivor support groups on Facebook, too.
I don't generally add to posts, but I did want to spread this information, reporting, and list of resources to anyone who might benefit from them. I am no expert, but I wanted to link to some people who are.
Help is available, but it is often inaccessible to people who, let's be real, are not generally going to be super online. So I think it's important to spread information however we can in the hopes that it can carry as far as possible by word of mouth.
saw another cutesy post about ha ha look amish people selling weed ha ha. taps the fuckign sign
The flip side of, "Just because my dreams are different than yours doesn't mean they're unimportant," is that for all the flak that Eloise gets for supposedly not respecting other women's choices, are her choices respected? Except for Benedict, everyone around her treats interests like a childish phase.
stolen moments.
i’ve had like…the worst…mm.. it’s not art block but like…huge anxiety about art? I’ve been drawing so much but…none of it felt right and then I’d get more and more stressed since I wasn’t posting…anyways here’s a soft sketch
[image description: a black and white sketch of Adora and Catra gently pressing their foreheads together. Adora has her left arm wrapped around Catra, and Catra is holding the Sword of Protection in front of Adora. Both have their eyes closed and share an earnest look. Adora is missing her jacket, and Catra is wearing her s4 outfit. end id.]
Any clip of Eloise in Bridgerton: I do not want to be courted by some lord. I don’t really like children and I have a traumatic association with childbirth. I feel suffocated in the ton and bored out of my mind in the country. Polite society is exhausting and I want to make my own way in the world.
The comments every single time: OMGGGG JUST WAIT FOR PLANT DADDY 🤤🌳🌱 YOU’RE GONNA LOVE RAISING HIS KIDS AWAY FROM EVERYONE YOU’VE EVER LOVED!!!ELOISE DOESNT REALIZE YET THAT ALL SHE NEEDS IS FOR HER LITERAL WORST NIGHTMARE TO HAPPEN AND THEN SHE’LL LOOOOVVVVVVEEEE BEING A PERFECT LITTLE STEPFORD WIFE
That scary moment when you go from thinking the show gave Eloise all these ambitions and dreams in order to tell a love story about a woman defying her society's gender roles and unexpectedly finding romance along the way, only to remember the book is all about Eloise toning down her hopes and expectations of marriage and reconciling herself to a marriage that doesn't match her expectations, and realising there's a good chance the writers gave Eloise these even more extreme hopes and dreams, just to make an even more dramatic contrast between the life Eloise hoped she would have and the life she ended up with.
BRIDGERTON 2.06 – The Choice
Married and silent is how Phillip Crane wants you, love.