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Curious creatures attract eachother.

Do you ever have one of those moments where you’re like “what if I’m actually not a lesbian what if I’m confused or it’s a phase” and then you look at pictures of hartbig Etc and you’re like “nope still gay. So so gay. Like sooooo gayyy”

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The Beauty and the Beast by lehuss

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How women prepare for first dates

Bonus: How men prepare for first dates:

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Accurate.

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Okay but the first set of gifs is not a joke like that’s literally how it goes.

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One of the girls at work won’t get in the guy’s car unless he agrees to let her take photos of him and his license plate to text to her mother. If he gets mad or makes a fuss she cancels the date and goes back inside.

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Reblogging for that 👆🏼👆🏼👆🏼

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I’ve had someone take pics of me and my license plate on a first date before & I was okay with it. I’ve also had a friend allow me to view the tracking on her phone when she went to meet up with a guy the first time. This isn’t a joke at all & women have good reason to worry.

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i have only ever met 2 people online, and made sure that we met up somewhere that was 1) public 2) close to my home.

After, I walked to the dollar store that was a couple shops down until I knew they were gone, before walking home.

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Louis C.K. kind of nailed it. Men worry that their date won’t measure up to their aesthetic preferences. Women worry that they’re going wind up dead.

The disparity is RIDICULOUS, and the fact that dudes get offended when women try to protect themselves is hard proof that way too many guys Do Not Understand how dangerous it is to be a woman. (Not to mention it’s fucking insulting. “How dare you not trust your life and safety to a complete stranger whose intentions you have no way of knowing”?)

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Lookin’ at the notes on this post following my earlier reblog and just going….

Wow. WOW. Look at all these sheltered people and their internalized misogyny.

The point isn’t, “NOT ALL MEN ARE OUT TO GET YOU.”

The point is, “WE HAVE NO WAY OF KNOWING A NICE GUY FROM A SERIAL KILLER.”

It’s not like they fucking wear nametags, okay? Moreover, the most awful people with the worst intentions often put on the nicest face or deliberately make themselves seem harmless and likeable, to lull potential victims into a false sense of security. (Read up on Ted Bundy sometime. It’s horrifying shit. Or read any thread on the “Let’s Not Meet” subreddit.)

In order to protect ourselves, we are forced to assume the worst of every man we meet, because statistically speaking, the biggest danger to women…IS MEN. Saying “not all men are out to get you, you’re just being paranoid” is like saying “not every car you ride in is going to crash, so buckling your seatbealt is stupid.”

When dealing with an unknown situation, in the absence of absolute proof of safety, exercising a little extra caution can be the difference between life and death. Shaming women for being what you may view as overly cautious is every bit as horrid as blaming them if something goes wrong later on.

And refusing to go to a secluded location with a complete stranger without letting someone know where you’re going, who you’re with, and how to find you is just common street sense, whether you’re on a date or just going out for business or social purposes.

If your life has been so sheltered (or your coping skills so incredible) that you see no need to distrust strangers or worry about the potential for violence, you should thank your lucky stars.

And you should also be aware that just because it hasn’t happened to you or anyone you know does not mean that it doesn’t happen.

Lemme say that louder for the people in the back.

Just because it hasn’t happened to you or anyone you know does not mean that it doesn’t happen.

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Re-Reblog for relevant commentary.

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Plus, women are in a double bind when it comes to protecting our safety. If we don’t go to these extreme lengths to protect our own safety and something bad happens to us, then the justice system and the public jump all over us as if it’s our fault that we were victimized because we should have used some common sense and protected ourselves. But when we do take measures to protect ourselves and nothing bad happens, we are accused of paranoia and misandry.

So basically, no matter what, it’s our fault? No. Just no. If you have a problem with women having to go to what seem to you to be ridiculous lengths to feel safe–well, you’re not wrong. It is ridiculous that we have to go to these lengths. But it’s also prudent given the world we actually live in. So instead of getting frustrated with us for not trusting you, get out there and do something to help end rape culture instead of blaming us for protecting ourselves from the vile and criminal behavior of some men. They are the ones who are screwing up your dating life by making women fear men. Not us. We’re on your side. Be on ours.

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It’s been 3 years and it’s still one of my favourite moments in British television of this decade. Ladies and gentlemen, Jack Whitehall and James Corden (from The Big Fat Quiz of the Year 2012)

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WHAT EVEN

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The British have never given a fuck and do not plan to start any time soon.

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I’m crying.

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Another patreon reward sketch c:

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Useful hack for popcorn making - Watch the video

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The year is 1995, congress member Bernie Sanders stands in opposition of a homophobic statement said by Duke Cunningham. Cunningham derisively refers to “homos in the military” to support his argument while (strangely) discussing the Clean Water Act. Sanders, having none of it, quickly rises to the defense of thousands of men and women everywhere. Sanders ire is such that he repeatedly disrespects the Chairman by speaking over him in order to say his piece. [Video Source]

What does this say for Sanders? Well, that’s for you to decide. But to me, it says that for 20+ years strong he has shown his public support for LGBT+ persons everywhere, even in the face of ridicule and disrespect. Unlike some, Sanders has always been vocal about his beliefs concerning the LGBT+ community, and he has always held them. Key word always, and not just when doing so might garner him support for his campaigns.

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