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iicraft505

Compilation of people holding things that shouldn't be held, please add more if you have any

iicraft505

@chai-cow-ski

bricky-b

@is-the-snake-video-cute looks like a coral snake (blunt nose) but double checking- is it ?

is-the-snake-video-cute

That's indeed a coral snake, good ID!!

This thread is full of the luckiest people on the planet, I think. Also goes to show just how calm even venomous snakes are - coral snakes rarely bite unless you're actively harassing them - and how important it is to make sure your ID as non-venomous is 1000% certain before picking up any wild snake.

circleturk

superkursunaskr

revretch

This looks like a common rose swallowtail!

hanavbara

do you guys ever think about dying? ✨

satanstrousers

One of my friends asked me the other day if I would suck one thousand dicks for a billion dollars, and I love questions like that because not only are they so demonstrative of the no-homo society we live in, but they also show a fundamental lack of understanding that some people have for the value of money. Like, do you realize just how much money one billion dollars is? Do you realize I could live my life in the lap of luxury buying literally everything I could ever want and still have a fortune to leave to my children?? For sucking some dicks?? We are talking 1 million dollars per dick sucked!! That’s just economical like come on man.

seauxamerican-deactivated201705

1 billion dollars and all you’d have to do is suck a dick every day for the next 2.7 years. That’s it. Plenty of people already do that. You could quit your job and literally suck dick for a living. You could suck two dicks a day and only have to suck dick for 1.4 years. You could suck 5 dicks a day for about 6 months. 5 DICKS A DAY FOR 6 MONTHS FOR A BILLION DOLLARS, OF COURSE I’LL FUCKIN DO THAT. THAT’S THE DREAM, THAT’S FUCKIN HEAVEN.

quickweaves

and here i was thinking about sucking dick for free

sosuperawesome

How To Be A Bug Zine // Rachel Bard on Etsy

the-wolf-and-moon

Neptune, the Ice Giant

sowhatnotcreative

Body positivity is a result of women only being valued for their attractiveness which leads to a desperation to want to be seen as attractive. Health always comes last, because many women do not value that, as society doesn’t. Society - patriarchy - only wants women to look and be sexy. Its the same side of the coin as the obsessive beauty surgeries, botox, waxing, lipo, fake eyelashes, insane permanent tatooed makeup and stitched eyelashes, and adding and removing fat. It’s all reaching for value as a human that they believe women will get when they are seen as a sex object.

The secret is we don’t and we never will be seen as humans when patriarchy has this hold on us. Body neutrality and a focus on health is the way. But we will never reach body neutrality when people act like body positivity is a made in the void internet fad, with no explanation just women hurting each other when that’s not the truth. Just as obsessive surgeries and botox is not “just a choice”. It’s a side effect of patriarchy and female oppression.

megahellaawesome

I agree with some aspects of this post. Body neutrality is the goal that seems to hang in the background of what some of body positivity is trying to accomplish, without getting the attention that is needed.

Getting to a point where attractiveness isn’t the end all be all, and that people have value regardless of what is considered beautiful by the media that big corporations are pushing on us is the ultimate goal.

I agree that body positivity can be toxic when people feel that they need to under go extreme surgeries to love themselves and feel comfortable in their own skin, but this is where body neutrality needs to come in when it comes to health. People with disabilities and mental conditions who have resentment towards their body, this notion of “health” is inherently toxic because some bodies do not have the ability to exercise for this “health focus.”

Doing what we can to learn about our bodies, understanding what we can, can not do, or what we may need help with and trying our best to get that help for ourselves. Trying our best should be enough without any stigma or judgment. For some, just getting out of bed is a victory on its own.

Something I disagree with is saying that all body positivity is on the same side of the coin as Botox, extreme beauty procedures and surgeries. Body positivity sustains it’s positivity when we ignore what is being pushed as beautiful and imagine our own definition of beauty especially when it goes against the grain of societal expectations. People need to bring each other up and this will only happen when we redefine what is valuable in our society, and the first step is doing so in our own mind and reflection.

sowhatnotcreative

If your first thought when hearing the word “health” is “not everyone can exercise”, then I think you misunderstand the word. Health is not toxic, it’s quite the opposite.

Then again only on tumblr are you going to hear an argument that sais “health is toxic because some people are disabled actually”.

Bless you

megahellaawesome

My point is that “health culture” can be toxic especially when it puts people who do not have the ability to be following societal expectations of “health”.

My conclusion is that people shouldn’t be putting others down period.

I’m coming from a place of positivity and you asked in your tags for people to interact with this post. If you’d like to continue to have a conversation I’m for it, but I’m going to ignore if you are going to be negative.

I hope that you are having an enlightening and inclusive journey in your feminism.

sowhatnotcreative

Body positivity is a result of women only being valued for their attractiveness which leads to a desperation to want to be seen as attractive. Health always comes last, because many women do not value that, as society doesn’t. Society - patriarchy - only wants women to look and be sexy. Its the same side of the coin as the obsessive beauty surgeries, botox, waxing, lipo, fake eyelashes, insane permanent tatooed makeup and stitched eyelashes, and adding and removing fat. It’s all reaching for value as a human that they believe women will get when they are seen as a sex object.

The secret is we don’t and we never will be seen as humans when patriarchy has this hold on us. Body neutrality and a focus on health is the way. But we will never reach body neutrality when people act like body positivity is a made in the void internet fad, with no explanation just women hurting each other when that’s not the truth. Just as obsessive surgeries and botox is not “just a choice”. It’s a side effect of patriarchy and female oppression.

megahellaawesome

I agree with some aspects of this post. Body neutrality is the goal that seems to hang in the background of what some of body positivity is trying to accomplish, without getting the attention that is needed.

Getting to a point where attractiveness isn’t the end all be all, and that people have value regardless of what is considered beautiful by the media that big corporations are pushing on us is the ultimate goal.

I agree that body positivity can be toxic when people feel that they need to under go extreme surgeries to love themselves and feel comfortable in their own skin, but this is where body neutrality needs to come in when it comes to health. People with disabilities and mental conditions who have resentment towards their body, this notion of “health” is inherently toxic because some bodies do not have the ability to exercise for this “health focus.”

Doing what we can to learn about our bodies, understanding what we can, can not do, or what we may need help with and trying our best to get that help for ourselves. Trying our best should be enough without any stigma or judgment. For some, just getting out of bed is a victory on its own.

Something I disagree with is saying that all body positivity is on the same side of the coin as Botox, extreme beauty procedures and surgeries. Body positivity sustains it’s positivity when we ignore what is being pushed as beautiful and imagine our own definition of beauty especially when it goes against the grain of societal expectations. People need to bring each other up and this will only happen when we redefine what is valuable in our society, and the first step is doing so in our own mind and reflection.