It's not what we've done, it's what we've become. @fergylicious - Tumblr Blog

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The Muse at Sunrise, Alphonse Osbert

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Vijay Sarathy aka Canvasoul (Indian, b. 1995, Chennai, India, based in the Himalayas) - Photography

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poem by mosab abu toha pasted to ironwoodfarmny’s truck traveling from Ghent, NY

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one thing about me is i will be in bed

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Girls only want one thing and it's to see the collapse of the American Empire in their lifetime

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A Colorado rainbow and rainshaft observed while on College of Dupage’s Storm Chasing Trip 3. / NOAA

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I was watching Shrek 2 and my wife and I were reflecting on how much transmisogyny was in it as jokes (e.g. “gender confused wolf” “ugly step sister” “women’s underwear” etc.) and it’s so extremely ridiculous to me the transphobes’ line that having positive representations of trans people (esp trans women) in children’s media would be “too confusing” for kids—because they are literally already making references to trans women in children’s media, they’re just doing it in the most offensive ways possible. Taking away all the empty cis rationalization of it, really they’re not arguing for kids to not see trans characters, they’re arguing that kids should see trans characters as demonized, fetishized, objects of ridicule and disgust. Like that’s literally the subtext in these “how do I explain this to my kids” conversations. They really mean “let me continue to explain this in ways that groom kids into hating trans people and themselves if they are trans”