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I'm a simple woman visually & try to avoid total stupidity. Anything and anybody glamour(ous) & memes are two big no's. More about me & Tumblr, some other Tumblrs.
The architect & landscape designer, Lota de Macedo Soares, known as the architect of Parque do Flamengo was his student & he painted her portrait. (Valeu 100 tempos, duas pessoas.)
This is the reason why I have followed random blogs very rarely—several at a time at most at all times (during my 15.5+ years on Tumblr (since late August, 2011).) 2 users with a random blog have been inactive for 1-2 years+, so zero random blogs on dashboard other than my main. No posdible untagged unpleasant posts is such a pleasant feeling.
Maggie Kirkpatrick vs Pamela Rabe: Joan Ferguson (their opinions)
Maggie: "I'm not Joan."
Pamela: enjoyed playing Joan. (What? O_o)
No quote from Pamela & I've never watched either TV Series (not a genre for me.)
As a Tumblr user interested in Sapphic content (and other non-romantic topics on here), I saw posts about Joan (Wentworth) in the past (some Vera/Joan edits are wonderful.) Seriously, when I had read that Pamela enjoyed playing Joan, it was an instant bye-bye as to see some posts. If it were an article about Maggie, it would be exact opposite, as incredibly pleasant face of a simple-looking woman + hate of her evil character is a perfect combination. (Example of looks: POST 1, POST 2 (my re-blogs in case either is not available: POST 1, POST 2.)
As an person who's against villains, what can I say other than . . . Maggie for the win! (Two actresses who played bad people in an old favourite film of mine hated their characters as well, so the same here.)
Hungary's LGBTQ victory: devil Victor Orbán has lost election 👏🇭🇺🏳️🌈🇭🇺🏳️🌈🇭🇺🏳️🌈👏
After 16 years against everybody and everything related to LGBTQ
Source: e-mail from All Out (allout.org) on 13th of March, 2026 (elections was yesterday, 12th of March.)
All Out is a non-profit organisation which fights to help LGBTQ people Worldwide fighting in person (campaigning | protesting | marching) and on-line using petitions & collecting donations. The organisation used to be active on Tumblr @alloutorg (Most likely, this is how I had known about them back in 2013 or so.)
If you want to be part of the organisation, go to the site https://allout.org & sign their petitions (whatever is there currently.) Whenever any updates about signed petitions (you need to click to receive updates) & new petitions to sign, everything will be send to e-mail you'll use to sign first petition.
Full text of the e-mail is under Keep reading.
[Here goes first name (of a member of All Out who has received the e-mail],
Last night, Viktor Orbán lost the Hungarian general election. After 16 years in power, his government – which banned Pride, criminalised peaceful protest, prosecuted the Mayor of Budapest for daring to protect the right to assemble, and systematically dismantled the rights and dignity of LGBT+ people – has been removed from office. Peter Magyar's Tisza party won a landslide, securing 138 seats in the 199-seat parliament.
I was in Budapest last summer for a Pride march banned by Orbán. I stood with our partners and tens of thousands of Hungarians from all walks of life who refused to be invisible and who chose peaceful defiance over silence. Over 200,000 people marched that day – despite the bans, despite the threat of fines, despite the surveillance. It was one of the largest civil rights protests in the country's history.
I came home certain that something had shifted. Orbán failed to intimidate those who were bravely protecting the right to assemble peacefully. The power of an authoritarian government was no longer invincible.
Hungarian LGBT+ activists have spent 16 long years refusing to disappear: organising, resisting, and leading, even as their country became ever more authoritarian. They just kept showing up with courage. And across the world, people like you kept standing with them. When you added your name to the All Out petition, you sent a clear message: you are not alone, the world is watching, and we have your backs. I know from spending time with Hungarian activists that this support helped provide the power and endurance that carried this fight to the result we saw last night.
I want to be honest with you about where things stand now. We don't yet know what Peter Magyar's government will mean for LGBT+ rights. He ran a cautious campaign on this. The legislation that made Pride illegal, banned books, criminalised protest, and stripped LGBT+ people of legal visibility is still on the books. The work is not done.
But here is what we can say today without hesitation: a government that treated LGBT+ people as a political weapon and that used our lives as a tool for division is gone. As the EU Commission President put it last night: "Europe's heart is beating stronger in Hungary tonight."
Please be on stand-by to stand with our Hungarian friends again. When the new government forms, the real work begins – the work of repealing the laws that did so much damage, of making Hungary a place where LGBT+ people can truly feel at home. We will need you again. We will call on you. And we hope you'll be there.
For now, take a moment to recognise what collective action can do: people stood firm, others stood with them, and history shifted.
NOTE: It ought to be 1–9 followers for Newbie (or additional category for 8 more followers maximum, or just from 2 to 9 in total), as a gap cannot exist.
POST (sorry, my re-blog is linked, as various blogs (including already non-existent one of the original poster's) can be deleted by owners (or worse, by Tumblr in much rare cases) any time.