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lady gaga’s joe calderone persona is like IT for me like she gets it she understands everything i feel she’s the moment she’s everything i want to be

flamejob

the world seriously was not ready for this

abbobee

I scrolled past the text and just thought I was looking at a bunch of pictures of Nat Wolff

pointnclick

i am tangentially associated with a handful of well known microbloggers so think twice before you cross me

demigodofhoolemere

someone: *mentions a tri-state area*

my brain to this day:

squeeful

nflstreet

pitbolshevik

merry xmas eve to everyone who celebrates it and happy penis friday to everyone who doesnt

rantingcrocodile

According to the data in the UK, as of 2017:

19% of men in prison are there for sexual crimes*

4% of women in prison are there for sexual crimes*

48% of “trans women” in prison are there for sexual crimes* - where 21.6% of “trans women” in prison are specifically in prison for rape

*Where “sexual crimes” contains indecent exposure, voyeurism, paedophilia, sexual assault and rape, but does not include kerb-crawling or allowing a premises to be used as a brothel. (Added note: “being a prostitute” is not illegal in the UK, do not allow TRAs to claim part of those “sexual crimes” are “selling sex,” we criminalise johns and pimps.)

catchymemes

Snowing at sea

thecryptocreep

Why do I never think about the possibility of snow on the ocean??? Now I see why, because it’s too ethereal

thesonicscrew

SNOCEAN

b3ckyetc

“There’s a poisonous double standard in our society which says that it’s reverse-sexist and wrong for women to feel threatened by creepy-awkward male behaviour because our fear implies that we hold the negative, stereotypical view that All Men Are Predators, but that if we’re raped or sexually assaulted by any man with whom we’ve had prior social interaction – and particularly if he’s expressed some sexual or romantic interest in us during that time – it’s reasonable for observers to ask what precautions we took to prevent the assault from happening, or to suggest that we maybe led the guy on by not stating our feelings plainly. The result is a situation where women are punished if we reject, avoid or identify creepy men, and then told it’s our fault if we’re assaulted by someone we plainly ought to have rejected, avoided, identified.”

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