sarah

she/her 25

[bugwars]

numbah one rule of headaches is keep looking at that screen and turn the brightness alllllllllll the way up… and a little electronic music couldn’t hurt.. if that’s your style

[sehnista]

fruit nails🍎🫐🍑🥭🍇🍓🍅

[greatestwizardofthisage]

i hate having autism bc what do you mean 5 months ago i added a hot water bottle to my nighttime routine and now ive got boiling water strapped to my stomach during a heatwave

[greatestwizardofthisage]

update: accidentally poured the boiling water over my hand instead into the hot water bottle

[greatestwizardofthisage]

i hate having autism bc what do you mean 5 months ago i added a hot water bottle to my nighttime routine and now ive got boiling water strapped to my stomach during a heatwave

[greatestwizardofthisage]

mitski fans are so fucking hot

[indigosfindings]

how do you pronounce the honourific "Ms." in english

"miss"

"miz"

other

unsure/see results

Voting ended onMay 21

[mortalityplays]

really good "shocking number of people are confidently objectively demonstrably completely wrong" poll

[3liza]

i am losing my fucking mind

[avocado-moon]

#we dont use honorifics in my first language so whenever i have to select options (usually for flights) im always so confused#like what is actually the difference between miss and ms#i like miss bc it sounds more historical and im a historian so

"Miss" means an unmarried woman. "Mrs." means a married woman. (both of these have origins in the word "mistress" as in "mistress of the house".)

"Ms." - prounounced MIZ, btw - is a third option popularized by gloria steinem in the 70s - mainly through her feminist magazine Ms. - which is meant to be a neutral term, usable for any and all women regardless of marital status (hence the soul destroying irony of the tags above). it gained wider general acceptance when geraldine ferraro, the first woman to be nominated as VP on a national major party ticket, started using it widely to avoid confusion, since she was married but used her maiden name professionally. eventually over the years it came into common use though i do think the brits are a little more critical of it than americans (as far as i'm aware lol)

[avocado-moon]

"obscure facts only a tumblr user would know" and it's one of the most influential institutions of second wave american feminism. PLEASE open the schools

[za-ra-h]

Katara from ATLA

This is a prize piece for a ATLA stamp rally taking place in MCM London.

[bintro]

[spankerella]

Happy Lizard Fashion Day to those who celebrate.

[greatestwizardofthisage]

if gandalf was real he’d work in a lush

[escuerzoresucitado]

[uwillneverknowwho]

Literally always take headphones with you. If you decide that you probably won't need them today, that's the devil talking. You will. You will

[greatestwizardofthisage]

i’ve somehow lost a full bottle of moisturiser and i genuinely look for it daily and still can’t find it what have i done

[greatestwizardofthisage]

it’s raining and i’m finally out my reading slump and i’m rereading fellowship it should be illegal for me to have to be at work rn :((((((

[uneroticboner]

people will call a woman an androgynous butch fagdyke and then you look at her and she's literally high femme but just tall or flat chested or not curvaceous.

[redstonedust]

i think its fine to have limited tastes in media if you understand your limitations. like i wont shame someone if they only watch cartoons because thats their choice but i also dont think you can go making hot takes about the horror genre if the scariest thing youve watched this decade was the owl house finale. that seems ill advised.

[greatestwizardofthisage]

do people without boobs know how lucky they are to be able to rest their book on their stomach