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Me: *shows basic human decency to cashier
Cashier: ??!?! Thank you! Youâre the nicest person ever!
Me: are you ok
Reblog if politeness to retail and service workers is important to you.
honestlyÂ
the single most accurate description of this movie i have seen
This blog is Dedicated to anyone suffering from Anxiety! Please Follow Us if You Can Relate: ANXIETYPROBLEMS
Lived through this recently.
Old but still one of my fave memes
My anxiety: somethings off
Me: how so?
Anxiety: somethings wrong
Me: what
Anxiety: something
Me: like can you give me a general idea
Anxiety: somethings off
Deconstructing Masculinity & Manhood with Michael Kimmel @ Dartmouth College
YAAAAEEESSSSSSS
You know what I like, and feel is so important? That he doesnât say âMen thinks those are THEIR positionsâ. He says âWe think those are OUR positions.â
As a male feminist, he still doesnât exclude himself from the group of men.
Damn.
Well said.
Previously, Iâd only seen the first two panels and assumed it was the complete comic.
This version is much better.
omg itâs so much better with the conclusion
âThe systemic barrier has been removed.â
[Note: When J. Elliot refers to her being classed as one of âyour peopleâ in relation to black people of color, itâs based on her reputation of being an outspoken, anti-racism ally].
- Jane Elliot on the Oprah Winfrey Show panel on racism in 1992.
White people get deeply offended hearing black people speak this truth, so maybe hearing Jane Elliot say it will cut through the white fragility: White peopleâs default setting is racism. Because Americaâs default setting is racism. That doesnât mean they cannot unlearn it, but anti-Blackness is so ubiquitous in Western culture that unlearning racism is not something that just magically happens because you think youâre a good person. Itâs not something you attain and then forget about. Itâs a perishable skill.
Nobody becomes ânot racistâ by repeatedly declaring âBut hey, IâM not racistâ on social media. Becoming ânot racistâ is defined by conscious choice, coupled with actionsâlike listening to black people, calling out racism, and not saying or doing racist thingsâthat prove you arenât racist. Being ânot racistâ is something that needs to be worked on CONSTANTLY.
Betsy DeVos is cutting Obamaâs student loan protections. She also owns a student loan debt collection agency. This is why conservatism is a sham: small, starved government sounds fiscally responsible until you realize that the people doing the gutting are simply looking for the governmentâs market share.
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By Emm Roy
If you want to know what itâs like being trans just imagine yourself exactly as you are but everyone else sees you as someone else and if you correct them they may kill you.
this this this. honetly like we need to reframe the entire discussion around trans issues becuse the problem is not trans people, it eeryone else. young trans kids dont get bullied bc theyre trans they get bullied bc other people teach their shitty kids to hate trans people
Re-blogging at break-knuckle speed.
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âI hate you.â
âNo, you donâtâ
Yes kids, itâs easy.
yeah but just imagine an imp or lesser demon who takes pity on a young girl whose life was totally fucked over by overzealous parents, and who was alone because nobody wanted to befriend her.
imagine the demon seeing her crying alone while heâs possessing, like, a neighbor or something, and shambling up in the stiffly-working meat suit and sitting down and asking her whatâs wrong. Imagine the little girl being afraid for a moment because people donât usually walk like that, or talk to her, or ask her whatâs wrong, before she just unleashes and lets the floodgates open. The demon is so stricken with grief for this little girl that once he gets over with his possession, he goes in his true form to her and plays whatever game she wants him to play.
Imagine that sheâs finally happy and that the demon must go and so while sheâs bidding a tearful farewell, the demon teaches her to summon him.
Imagine a little girl with her best friend, the lesser demon.
Now imagine her summoning him again and again through her life. To hang out. To get advice. Whatever. And one day when she summons him sheâs crying. Because something bad happened. She wonât tell him what. She just wants his help to make sure nothing like that can ever happen again. She wants to be strong. He can help her with that so he does. Then she uses that power to become a superhero & he has to explain to higher level demons why she can wield brimstone but hasnât sold her soul.
i really love tumblr sometimes because yâall make something thatâs meant to be shitty and awful and horrible such as a demon and turn it into the most humanizing and empathizing piece of shit in the cutest possible way
Ahhh, so many feels!
i just need some assurance
reblog if you would date someone who is bisexual/biromantic. thereâs been a lot of biphobia on the internet and i just need to know that there are some people out there who would date someone like me.
I am a lesbian and would absolutely date a bi woman.