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This is one of the blogs that posts in feminism related tags and he just asked to follow one of my sideblogs because he thinks I know more than him. No. Absolutely not, go read Dworkin

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Turban has been called out for being wrong for so long that it truly amazes me that someone can have this little shame as a medical professional but it takes all kinds or whatever I don't know

Girlcult's Compendium of Materia Medica Series Lovers' lip glaze in l10 marshlight is a pretty neat warmish latte brown kind of color with green glitter. Smells very floral which is strange but super moisturizing and lasts much longer than glosses for me.

Gonna get better pics soon but I don't like how I look in photos so. It's a struggle lol

aprilumillusion

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I wonder whyyy

gffa

“The way I personally stay true to the story I started down on is to give myself permission to not teach anyone anything. I’m not writing a manual. I’m not delivering bromides. I know that a lot of people do take enormous pleasure and relief in lines or phrases or ideas from stories that ring true to their own lives, but it’s important for me that I tell a story and that I’m not writing Chicken Soup for the Necromantic Soul. It is getting harder and harder again, especially for authors from marginalised places or backgrounds, to write works where the takeaway isn’t ‘this is to succour all my marginalised people’. For anyone on the female-identified axis this is especially hard because it seems to me that most books by anyone female-adjacent have an expectation that they will comfort the uncomfortable and discomfit the comfortable etc., whereas a guy can just tell an adventure story and be done with it. This ties in with an idea that I think nowadays that good art is moral and bad art is immoral: i.e. if a story is bad it actually has to be because the lessons are bad, and if a story is good it must somehow be beautiful on the moral scale. We go looking for why the art we love is moral even if the art we love is a donut. I think this is the pressure of capitalism on time – that everything has to double or triple up in benefit compared to the time we take on it: if we’re prepared to waste eight hours on a book we had better be able to tot up at the end how that book was also feeding us in some way. That’s brand time we just used.“ (Tamsyn Muir) Holy shit, Ms. Muir, marry me.

goblinous

The irony of saying all of this while using “on the female-identified axis” and “female-adjacent”

#chicken soup for the necromantic soul...#yeah female adjacent is meaningless.#how about you use woman/girl or female in general

gay-straight-freak

I started reading She Loves to Cook, and She Loves to Eat, bc it seemed cute.

And honestly girl, so freaking real.

It icks me so much if I make food and my parents say smth like "you'll make a good mom/wife someday", or "you're going to make a man real happy someday"

Ewwwwwwww.

That type of picket fence life with a husband and kids and no job just makes me want to puke.

Honestly living alone with my cats and marrying nobody sounds pretty damn good at this point.

#i already cant stand my parents but they would not get much interaction from me if they did that

mitotera

A lot of men are gay.

And it starts very young.

But it’s laughable because there’s no way to make it a teachable or even teachable moment UNLESS you are a man.

This teen starts cussing cause this work won’t sleep with him and then she offers to roll a j for them - his friend laughs and suddenly he jumps up and says “I’ll fight you over p****”

That excites you? Fighting with another men - because the women is simply a “goal” - your enjoyment is being in computation with your male friend because either you wanna be him or be in him.

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#lol

sowhatnotcreative

The only reason forced pregnancy and forced birth is not considered against human rights is because women are not considered humans.

kronkk

I’ve talked about this a lot but something that I think makes it painfully obvious that men see how horrific both rape and forced impregnation and birth are is the movie Alien (1979). Alien came right behind Roe v Wade, of the Hyde act, serious discussions on pregnancy discrimination, and Commonwealth v Pitchford, where a woman who gave herself an “illegal abortion” with knitting needles was put on trial for manslaughter. All this touches back on the fact that horror is very much tied to public fears and broader societal conversations.

In the making of Alien, H.R. Giger wanted the face hugger to be hermaphrodictic in appearance, but him and dir Ridley Scott both wanted the first victim of the alien to be a man because they knew a man being orally raped and impregnated then murdered by the ‘birth’ of that thing would be more shocking than if it was a woman. They know how horrifying it is. Which somehow makes it more sinister that when it’s women actually experiencing it that isn’t not seen as torture. A man being forcibly impregnated (yes with a monster but it’s a horror movie and that argument goes out the window when they specifically wanted a man as the victim to be more horrific) and killed by it is what made what is widely recognized as one of the best scifi horror films in existence.

They know how horrific it is, they just don’t care because it doesn’t happen to them and because they don’t see women as humans.

feminismoaqui

Japan’s longest-running rape crisis center has been declared ineligible to receive public funding following statements made by the facility’

"Japan’s longest-running rape crisis center has been declared ineligible to receive public funding following statements made by the facility’s director which were deemed by government officials to be discriminatory against males who identify as transgender.

Tokyo’s Rape Crisis Center was founded in 1983 by six women, half of whom were survivors of sexual assault. Michiko Orita, one of the founders, first confirmed the punitive measure during a meeting held last year in May organized by women’s rights campaign group Save Women’s Spaces, which was primarily concerned with the potential ramifications should gender identity policies be adopted in the nation."

marbleguard

#japan never had a feminist movement but its rly important to let males who id as women into historical womens colelges #and force rape shelters to use factually incorrect language

kpop in 2010 when i was 19-20 seemed better imo

#kpop #Youtube

immortalremnantriver

so good

st4rfckerz

clark’s 6’3 soooo yk 🙂‍↕️

“Been waiting all night for you, you know that?” As you pulled your shirt over your head, Clark's hands were already working at the buttons of his own shirt. He settled between your legs, the heat of his bare skin pressing against yours. He positioned himself at your entrance, his breath coming in ragged gasps as he fought to maintain control. With a single, powerful thrust, he sheathed himself inside you, stretching and filling you completely.

A guttural moan escaped his lips at the sensation of your tight cunt enveloping him. He paused for a moment, allowing you both to adjust to the intensity of the connection. Then he began to move, setting a relentless pace as he drove into you again and again. Clark's hands gripped your hips, holding you in place as he claimed you with a ferocity that bordered on desperation. His lips found yours once more, kissing you deeply, hungrily, as if trying to devour you whole.