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@femalegothic
David Bowie performing the song "Cracked Actor," 1974
my boobs are throwing off my body feng shui
nothing like trying on clothes you know are slightly too small to motivate yourself into go to the gym
beautiful women near me named 'the DC Bar Association' are blowing up my inbox with romantic confessions that my license is about to expire
i enjoy the miserable girl character.
i have decided to unlearn language so i no longer have to be subjected to conversation of any kind. Finally at peace
thinking about how any clans with kekkei genkaiālike the Hyuuga and Uchihaāhave got to be pretty incestuous to preserve their genetic abilities. other clansālike the Yamanaka, Nara, and Akimichi clansāprobably have some incestuous tendencies but because their specialized techniques aren't genetic, they're probably not as strict about it. i imagine that all clans probably have some restrictions on interclan marriages to prevent other clans from discovering their secrets and probably allow for external marriages with clanless shinobi or civilians more readily.
God, can you imagine someone from Finland (or wherever) heading to a Midwestern state fair and eating every variety of fried thing imaginable?
Probably the wrong question to ask as Iāve never come across someone who would self identify as that term and I know it can come across as a hostile question. Iāve just followed you for a little while and looked at your posts and couldnāt quite parse which side of the fence you sat on, if you care at all. People who spend a lot of time online usually do care a lot either way so I was just curious
you probably can't parse which side of the fence I'm sitting on because I'm not sitting on any fence. i know what you mean when you say that people who spend a lot of time online do seem to care a lot about trans people versus 'terfs' and identify themselves and their beliefs accordingly. however, i am not one of those people.
i have a core set of principles that guide my actions and opinions regardless of which side of the fence those actions and opinions may come down on. i also make a substantial effort to assess opposing opinions objectively and remain open to the possibility that I'm wrong. as I said in the tags on my previous reason, I'm open to discussion.
you can tell the men who date megan thee stallion really think they deserve to live
Are you a terf? Just wondering, mean no animosity by it
'terf' is a meaningless descriptor imo. there is no significant body of work outlining 'trans exclusive radical feminist' theory or even a semi-coherent general framework of 'terf' beliefs. it's an online term that's used indiscriminately to describe unaffiliated individuals with drastically wide ranging and often conflicting views on trans people and feminism.
so no.
Could I ask why you hate Boruto? Idc for him either but what do you dislike about him?
my dislike for boruto as a character mostly stems from my dislike of the next generation canon in general. initially I found him cute and I thought his bratty/sulky behavior was any interesting issue for Naruto to deal with post canon. like it's an interesting source of conflict for naruto's life long dream of becoming hokage to finally come true but the reality of being hokage strains his relationship with his son, especially because naruto grew up without a father of his own and therefore has no clear touch point for a father-son relationship.
however, because the stakes in the naruto canon were already way past reasonable and naruto was ridiculously overpowered at 17, boruto the character necessarily suffers from the plot of boruto the story being too convoluted and nonsensical. what interesting could the audience possibly have in him as a protagonist when his storylines are a continuation of the hyperpowered nonsense plaguing later chapters of the naruto canon and his only major character motivation is beefing with his dad who works too much?
she's neither a paradox nor a threat. she's simply a conservative woman achieving success through the opportunities afforded to her by decades of progressive, feminist advocacy while cosplaying a 'traditional' lifestyle. most feminist women were and are wives and mothers and hannah neeleman's success as a wife, mother, and business woman could only ever exist post-20th century feminism.
also, you simply do not know how she personally feels about her current life or giving up her ballet career. for as controversial the profile on her was, there was enough object descriptions of her daily life and behavior to indicate that she is, in fact, not happy. it's extremely presumptuous to assert that giving up her career because her husband wanted to start a hobby farm with his daddy's money didn't ruin her life because she has major financial, personal, and religious interests in portraying her life as happy and perfect regardless of her true feelings.
it really irks me how men addicted to sports betting are treated like poor helpless victims of a corrupt industry who canāt help but blow their entire salary on a parlay about a dbacks spring training game but women who overspend on lattes or clothes or blind boxes are stupid and evil and everything wrong with capitalism, whose āoverconsumptionā is nobobyās fault but their own. ignoring that they are also preyed upon by influencers and corporations.
like to be clear i think neither are blameless, but both are somewhat taken advantage of. i just hate that men are given a way more generous interpretation of their situation when women are criticized much more harshly for analagous behavior.
sometimes i find myself missing what couldāve been.