fantasticallyimpossible

[doggosource]

v good boi

[teathattast]

[breathe-here]

[theconcealedweapon]

You’re angry about men dying in wars? Then protest against wars.

You’re angry about men dying on the job? Then demand safer working conditions.

You’re angry about most homeless people being men? Then demand that society help the poor so no one is homeless.

You’re angry about the number of men who commit suicide? Then protest against the belief that bullying is a natural fact of life. Demand that healthcare for disabled people be more accessible.

You’re angry about “ladies’ nights” at bars? Then demand that men stop lusting after drunk women. That’s literally the only reason why ladies’ nights exist.

You’re angry about circumcision? Then protest against the belief that children are the property of their parents instead of autonomous human beings.

You’re angry about men being the most common victims of violence? Then demand that people stop making fun of men for refusing to fight or for showing emotions other than anger.

You’re angry about men being labeled as dangerous? Then protest against racism, ableism, and homophobia. Men of color, disabled men, and gay men are labeled as dangerous on a regular basis and are frequently threatened because of it.

You’re angry about society not caring when a man is assaulted by a woman? Then demand that people stop making fun of boys for “fighting like a girl”, “losing to a girl”, or “getting beat up by a girl”.

You’re angry when women don’t trust men? Then tell society to stop blaming rape victims for trusting men too much.

You’re angry about society not caring when teenage boys are raped by grown women? Then tell other men to stop high-fiving each other and calling him “lucky”.

You’re angry about no one caring when men are raped in prison? Then protest against the belief that prisoners forfeit their basic human rights. Also demand an end to laws against victimless actions that put them in prison in the first place.

And guess what. You wouldn’t be alone, because those “evil social justice warriors” who you hate so much would 100% agree with you.

[mayordog-deactivated20160926]

when u rompin around with ya pot

[mayordog-deactivated20160926]

when u romp too hard and get ya head stuck in the pot 

[mayordog-deactivated20160926]

when ya hubris is ya downfall and there is no release 

[lovenotereminders]

Even if you’ve taken a step forward and then end up falling a step back, that doesn’t erase the fact that you made that step! You proved to yourself that you can do it, and that means you can do it again! Don’t give up!

[umameva]

if you need a soothing video here it is

[princesstigerbelle]

Thank you

[thelatestkate]

This is something I have to remind myself of when I am struggling with depression and suicidal ideation. It’s easy for my mind to catastrophize and label everything as terrible and that life is getting worse– but that feeling isn’t truthful; it ALWAYS follows a gap in my self-care.

Do you experience this as well? How do you cope when you’re catastrophizing? All insights welcome

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[half-black-phillip]

I’m so mad because this worked

[britney2007spears]

help me roger

[sa2ha]

its doritos

[dinosour-remade-deactivated2019]

star-crossed lovers

[austinspower]

His name is cheese onion

[princesstigerbelle]

It soup…

& Really Meaty

[awwcutepets]

This is Tam-Tam. I met him in Kyoto.

[tailsandco]

she’s so PERFECT

[digitised-celluloid]

Kedi. Dir. Ceyda Torun. 2016.

[bigxanniee]

I would die for this cat

[feministism]

[game-boy-color]

I do both. Speaking out loud is extremely effective for the reason mentioned. You will feel in control.

[pangur-and-grim]

pressed against the heating vent with TWO big pillows

[smile-dance-breathe]

luna + text posts

[tinynebula]

when i was a little girl i wanted to be harry potter. not hermione, i did loved her, but i wanted to be harry. the hero, the chosen one, the special one. when i saw star wars, i wanted to be luke skywalker. the gentle hero, the beacon of hope. when i saw iron man, i wanted to be tony stark. the one that learns from his mistakes and works on being a better version of himself.

i didn’t need to be a boy to be able to feel powerful and inspired by their stories. when i saw wonder woman, and when i now see captain marvel, i feel capable, powerful. i feel like kindness, empathy, wit, perseverance, all traditionally feminine traits, are all qualities that define a hero. i love that they’re women. but that’s only a part of what makes them powerful.

when men say they can’t relate to ww or cm, they are the problem. i see heroes. i see role models. if i see steve rogers and i see a hero, but they can only see carol danvers from a distance and as a pair of boobs, they are the problem.

let’s not pretend otherwise. they need to learn that heroes come in all genders, shapes and sizes. it’s time to tell their stories. it’s time to teach little boys to love heroes like captain marvel, the same way i loved harry potter.

[blogboestbelle]

Siblings Love🐾

My Neighbor’s Cat #226