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we're not kids anymore.
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@manyworldsivecome
Ellen Page & Ruby Rose at Freeheld Premiere
You'll Remember When
And one day when your world’s grown dark And your heart has hardened And your smoke isn’t breathtaking anymore. You’ll remember when I spoke the words You’ll know now, how you should have felt then. You’ll remember when I knew you best and loved you most. The day you laughed and turned away The day the parasite became the host. Its the image I can’t shake: The smile that lined your face. When I bared my soul and lost my mind And you were fine. You’ll remember when.
Here’s an example of sexism in the media. It’s very subtle, but it’s insidious, and it’s everywhere.
Men’s washroom and women’s washroom, each with an ad in the mirror. Both ads are for the same car. However, the text is slightly changed - in the men’s, it tells you that you look a million bucks but would look even better in that car. In the women’s, it gives you concern that you’re having a bad hair day but that’d be okay if you had that car.
The men’s ad assumes you’re confident and powerful and tries to optimize that image. The women’s ad undermines your opinion of yourself and tells you how to fix it.
Seriously. That shit is fucked.
i love that charles dickens got paid by the word. like i cant even be mad when he’s boring and long-winded bc i would do xactly the same??? i wouldnt use contractions or colours at all. want to say the word red? too bad. we r now only using “the colour of freshly-spilled blood on snow; the hue of the horizon when the sun sets over the deserts of sub-saharan Africa” BOOM guess who can afford 2 eat now: me and my boi dickens
What I love about Alexandre Dumas, in contrast, is he got paid by the line. So it’s not really wordy, it more like 80% dialogue which makes it sound pretty modern but also ends up like-
“Where are we going now?”
“We are going to the city.”
“Which city?”
“Paris.”
“We are going to Paris?”
“Yes.”
# can you imagine the kind of extended torture we would have been subject to if victor hugo had been paid by the pun (via vlajean)
a 90’s kid? don’t you mean sad adult?
70,000 people have reblogged this but no one is trying to defend themselves
There is nothing to defend
When I stopped at a crosswalk today this guy pulled up next to me, rolled his window down, and stuck his head out, and at first I was like ‘Oh no street harassment here it comes.’ but then the guy was like “DUDE! LOOK AT THAT HUGE RAINBOW BEHIND YOU.”
The only appropriate thing for a dude to shout at me out a car window.
sending love to bi ladies in relationships with cis men. you’re not any less “queer”. you shouldn’t have to justify your identity at every turn.
whoever wrote this line needs to receive a medal
I will reblog this until my fingers bleed
Seth Myers wrote that line, that’s why he’s smiling.
Watch: Lillian is a burlesque dancer and her TEDx talk nails the key to positive body image
Yesss!!!! Frickin gorgeous!!!
That time in which Mamrie, Grace, and Hannah absolutely NAIL it.
I hope this gets a million notes
but really guys
tampons/pads marketed to young kids who just started getting their periods
should be a thing
wrappers with dinosaurs and planets and glitter and cats and sea creatures
make kids feel comfortable about something natural that happens to their bodies.
and for goodness sake
don’t sexualize it
No. Actually. Why do you need this? You don’t. Getting your period means you are starting to mature, which means you need to drive them AWAY from needless things like that. Also, you all bitch enough as it is about paying for these things, imagine how much more money companies will charge for those things? Or, maybe EDUCATE them, so they will already feel comfortable about it. Jesus fucking christ.
Tell that to ten-year-old me, who still hadn’t had the period talk yet in school. I was crying and freaking out because I thought I was dying. Then my mother comes up to me and says with a smile “You’re becoming a woman!” I didn’t want to grow up yet. I was ten. Fucking ten and was told to start to grow up. My mom wanted me to get away from silly little kids things because I’m fucking bleeding out my goddamn vagina.
Also some people are children at heart and like to be silly and having a dinosaur-patterned maxi-pad would be pretty fuckin’ hilarious and I’m sure there’d be a huge market for that.
Not all people with vaginas are stoic and serious and want the same frilly, swirly boring-ass pads and tampons.
I mean almost every person with a vagina who starts their period is gonna be from the age of 9-16 ish sooo Literally none of those years would be considered mature. It’s not like you start shooting blood out and magically you’re an adult.
LOL at this so hard. The idea of a 9 year old having to put way childish things because their body is maturing. They’re still KIDS. Children menstruate.
10 year old me playing with legos: *begins first period* mother please take this soda away from me and get rid of these horrid stuffed animals im mature now I don’t need this childish nonsense and could you please serve me some coffee? black, no sugar. *sweeps legos off my desk and starts filing taxes*
Also I am 22 and I would love planet and glitter tampons!!!!!!!!!
Yay!!! First Person: Episode 3 - Queering Fashion is here! Host kristinnoeline talks to prominent queer fashion icons arabellesicardi, nicolettemason and Rae Tutera (thehandsomebutch)!
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