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☭ liza. adult. tme (cis). she/her.

[komsomolka]

spiritually, this is me. the whole look... the instant noodles stand... perfection.

[innerchildabortionclinic]

these people are so annoying omg why are you fantasizing about copyright striking someone

[midnightssea]

it’s amazing how women are able to navigate crowded rooms without ever touching a palm to a man’s lower back

[quendergeer]

you'd think occasionally men would need to touch other men like this to manoeuvre them out of the way but it never happens

[dozydawn]

“A Palestinian home in the Old City of Jerusalem decorated with Hajj painting - marks indicating Muslim inhabitants have made a pilgrimage. The house is painted with red and green 'spots' two of the colours of the Palestinian flag, the other colours being white and black. The drawing centre left are of the Kaaba (Cube) in Mecca and the Al Aqsa Mosque (Dome of the Rock) in Jerusalem and possibly the Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron. Jerusalem, April 1982.”

Photographed by Homer Sykes.

[dozydawn]

“A Palestinian woman in traditional clothing walking in the Muslim quarter old city of East Jerusalem.” Photographed by Eddie Gerald, 2006.

Photographed by Robert Harding, 2007.

[komsomolka]

it's kind of hilarious how bougie foundations and cia were so desperate to overshadow pro commie/capitalist society critical art they were throwing money at color palettes basically

[aireina]

SUEÑA by Wara Vargas Lara

In the history of Latin American art, women were used as muses by artists seeking, generally, white women with Western parameters of beauty. In art, through their different expressions, indigenous muses were rarely or hardly ever shown. The indigenous woman was delegated to the figure of serfdom, mainly. The Bolivian woman in a skirt, also called “cholita”, was discriminated against for many centuries by her very society, which preferred the white muses as a reference of beauty. This series of photographs aims to reclaim and give place to these women in skirts, muses that inspire to break preestablished schemes. They are strong women who fight to enforce their rights every day and in the different areas of Bolivian society.

[bobdylanyaoi]

i still can’t believe “our age of bronze is collapsing” is a line from the odyssey. bro i can’t believe we’re in the middle age right now. it’s such a nice day in feudal japan rn. i’m so glad we are having this agricultural revolution.

[kropotkindersurprise]

August 1, 2026 - Every morning in Gaza, the search for water begins.

Video journalist Bisan Owda follows children carrying heavy water containers, families waiting for water trucks, and the people working to keep one of the few desalination plants still running.

Along the way, Bisan reveals what has been destroyed, why clean water has become so hard to find, and what it now takes to provide water for millions of people in Gaza. [video]

You can donate to help people in Gaza get access to clean water! If you have any money to spare at all, please donate to this Bisan-recommended org, Ele Elna Elak: https://eleelnaelak.org/ Or to the Gaza municipality directly, so they can pay fheir local engineers, rebuild infrastructure that was destroyed by Israel, and keep the desalination plants running: https://gaza-city.ensany.com/campaign/6737?lang=en

[badplacetohaveagoodtime]

An angel loses it's wings anytime a "modern AU" makes the characters USAmerican.

[witchstone]

your weird obsession with having a fully formed white picket fence found family who all speak like they've inhaled their therapist who you subconsciously want to be adopted into is ruining your ability to interact with the source material

[podsolnuhh]

reading the news of biden's cancer worsening and how painful it is just makes my soul sing, I hope he also starts bleeding from unexpected places

[alphauke]

omg normal people dni actual PERVERTS and DEPRAVED WEIRDOS with GROSS ABNORMAL EROTIC FIXATIONS only

[guiltfactory]

saying "i wish you were pregnant with me" during sex

[funkyfeefee]

Female (white cis het) rage 😠😡🤬

[ilynpilled]

peepaw out and about

[ilynpilled]

hes so cute

[ilynpilled]

he stuns

[goawfma]

i feel like we don’t talk about things like this enough

[blatterpussbunnyfromhell]

Moroccan architecture (specifically, amazigh from Chefchaouen)

Post-colonial Algerian architecture (Algiers and Constantine):

Mozabite architecture (from Ghardaia, Algeria):

[soup-mother]

To be entirely honest a great to overwhelming deal of the supposed mental/self esteem effects of growing up without a father/"male role model" or whatever mystical connective essence your biological parents supposedly have comes from the constant social messaging that these things are important and that you are a broken person without them. People will constantly reinforce the idea that a childs life is incomplete and unfulfilled without some supposedly missing (and generally immaterial) parental element in a way that conveniently justifies and reinforces whatever family structure is dominant in that specific culture.

And frankly a great deal of young men work themselves up into a misogynistic complex about having been "denied" male role models or some shit, and that's why they need to listen to some stochastic terrorist dickhead on a podcast. After all: It could never be the patriarchy. It's probably women's fault

TLDR this shit is culturally and socially defined and does not exist in a vacuum. There is no ingrained need for a "male presence", there is no ingrained need for biological parents (or even parents at all). The 1% of harm coming from something other than the socio-economic effects of being raised by a single mother comes from social pressure, stigma and misogny.