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“The way that I danced, the way that I moved, was the way that I moved when I locked my door as a kid and listened to ‘Like a Prayer’ by Madonna,” he said. The night he filmed “My My My!” he said, “I might as well have been Naomi Campbell.” (x)

#hi i'm still proud of this alsjfkdg

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troye in yellow is so beautiful. I’m in love

#troye sivan #this bitch is getting on my uwus

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Powerful New Video Tackles Racial Bias To Remind Kids Their ‘Black Is Beautiful’

A new video released Monday titled “The Talk” compellingly tackles the impact of racial bias through the lens of black parents in America.

This video accurately displays what it is like to be black in America. It shows the conversations all black parents have with their kids to keep them safe and to encourage them to fight the racist society. And it’s heartbreaking that parents need to remind their kids that their “Black is beautiful”.Society needs to change and time has come to talk about this.

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john mulaney talking about how much he loves his wife and roasting other male comedians that just talk shit on their wives is why The Gays like him so much because he’s what Straight Culture should be

frogmp3

he literally called her a bitch so let’s raise the standards ladies and gentlemen

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the bar is at the earth’s core

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literally fuck you to hell tumblr

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This is the first I heard of this guy and I think this is the most dramatically I’ve seen anyone’s words taken out of context in quite a while

#john mulaney #i love this man aslkdzjglfjg

cryptiboy

the addams family wasn’t particularly magic or supernatural or anything, their goth game was just hard af

myliobatiste

They lived with a sentient disembodied hand

trukingofskeletonhell

that’s just how goths are sometimes

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john mulaney is cool because he tells ridiculous stories about himself, rather than dumping on other people. he’s also not a racist piece of shit so that’s pretty dope

#john mulaney

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troye sivan on emmaconfetti’s instagram story

#troye sivan #a Small

“The way that I danced, the way that I moved, was the way that I moved when I locked my door as a kid and listened to ‘Like a Prayer’ by Madonna,” he said. The night he filmed “My My My!” he said, “I might as well have been Naomi Campbell.” (x)

#troyedaily #troye sivan #troye sivan edit #my my my #like a prayer #madonna #troye sivan mellet #tsm #my gifs #i actually teared up a lot making this sdlkjg madonna was a huge part of me growing up #and troye is a huge part of my life now and he's so SWEET #if you ever wonder why he's dancing Like That just watch any video of her dancing #i don't know how to tag things and i'm TIRED this took all day

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if u reblog this in 45 seconds u will meet ur favorite musician(s). no matter what. they will be raised from the dead 4 u.

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*slams head on the reblog button* JUST IN CASE

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#BENPLATT

delphina2k

Hello writer friends! I make stories happen with my face, how about you?

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Who’s been here before? *raises both hands*

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this feels right

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Happy birthday WINONA RYDER (10.29.71) ❤️

itsblosseybitch

I loved this line from the latest Crazy Ex-Girlfriend so much!

#crazy ex girlfriend

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Men that can Sing™

Men that can tap dance™

Men that can Act™

Men that Mike Faist™

#mike faist #WHAT A MOOD!!

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you know what’s really genuinely unsettling? the degree to which men fucking do not want to sympathize with/be interested in women.

male audiences will happily watch a dozen superhero shows, but then something like Agent Carter or Supergirl turn up and they’re panned from the first trailer and have to struggle for ratings. male audiences will watch countless installments of a franchise as long as it’s about men doing man things but the second a character like Rey or Furiosa or god forbid four entire female Ghostbusters steps up and takes a position of prominence it’s “pandering sjw bullshit”.

it’s not pandering. men just aggressively don’t want to have to be invested in a woman’s narrative and it’s really gross.

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anyway re: everyone telling me to “Stop making this a gender thing” or some variation on that

this isn’t like… an opinion I’m pulling out of my ass here? this starts where earlier than tv shows and hollywood blockbusters, when all the kids in a class are reading Harry Potter or Percy Jackson or Eragon o Lord of the Rings or Maze Runner or whatever the hip book is right now. the books like that, the ones that become popular reading, are overwhelmingly about male leads, because male is still considered the default.

there’s a split in YA literature, between books that are “for everyone” and “for girls”, and that’s honestly the entire issue in a tiny little box right there. stories about men are supposed to be accessible for everyone, but stories about girls are seen as 1.) inherently for women and 2.) something that only women will care about.

men grow up in a society that doesn’t make them go out of their way to get into the heads of women and empathize with then. historically it’s been very easy for men to not engage with female-led media if they don’t want to, whereas (like someone else commented on this post) girls and women have had very little choice in the past because everything was about men. we didn’t even question it.

and now the women are arriving in mainstream media in ways that say they’re important and they matter and

small (or sometimes not so small) but loud-enough-to-be-acknowledged groups of men lose. their. shit.

because they think there’s something inherently Not For Them about a woman’s story, and they never learned how to deal with it.

(also once again, because LOT of ya’ll don’t seem to get this here: I’m trying to talk about knee-jerk reactions to female-centered works - often before they even come out. not whether or not you personally thought [x show or movie] was good. ya feel?)

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i don’t think i’ve ever read a single post that i’ve agreed with so totally and so immediately and here’s why:

i love books, right? and from the ages of about 11-15 i was insanely invested in teenage/ya fantasy and sci-fi. harry potter, percy jackson, all of the books op listed above- and one of the things that made those books so great was that you could have a conversation about them with anyone! a lot of the guys in my class also loved this type of genre and i’d often talk about books with them (even my own brother has read all of the books listed above) we’d have long, interesting conversations about these books and it was great.

but then i’d mention something about the hunger games, or the divergent series, or uglies, the raven cycle, mara dyer, the mortal instruments, the selection, etc. and the response would always be the same: either ‘i haven’t read it’ or ‘i couldn’t get into it’ or ‘it doesn’t seem like my type of thing’

even outside of the ya genre, looking at something like contemporary fiction or whatever- do you know how many guys will talk endlessly about the great gatsby or catcher in the rye or any other male-centric novel? but when you bring up something as influential as pride and prejudice or jane eyre or practically /anything/ written by/focused around a woman- you get the same responses as before

society has made it so that women have no choice whether to engage with male-centric stories or not: from children, a big portion of the media we consume focuses on the male perspective and like,,, that’s not necessarily a bad thing /in itself/- the bad thing is that it doesn’t work both ways and it’s not an even split. whereas young girls are surrounded by and expected to empathise with films/books/media concerning men, it’s not the same for young boys: they have narratives that either focus entirely or largely around them.

women have no trouble consuming media that focuses on a male narrative because it’s been labelled as the default, the ‘normal’- whereas men struggle to watch/read anything that doesn’t focus around them because they’ve never /had/ to.