so uh a bit of an thing, for the people who follow me (who arent rlly many but i love either way <3) and my mutuals that im moving to @limonada-de-vainilla so you can go follow me there if u want
this account will still exist but wont be used
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so uh a bit of an thing, for the people who follow me (who arent rlly many but i love either way <3) and my mutuals that im moving to @limonada-de-vainilla so you can go follow me there if u want
this account will still exist but wont be used
so uh a bit of an thing, for the people who follow me (who arent rlly many but i love either way <3) and my mutuals that im moving to @limonada-de-vainilla so you can go follow me there if u want
this account will still exist but wont be used
so uh a bit of an thing, for the people who follow me (who arent rlly many but i love either way <3) and my mutuals that im moving to @limonada-de-vainilla so you can go follow me there if u want
this account will still exist but wont be used
so uh a bit of an thing, for the people who follow me (who arent rlly many but i love either way <3) and my mutuals that im moving to @limonada-de-vainilla so you can go follow me there if u want
this account will still exist but wont be used
so uh a bit of an thing, for the people who follow me (who arent rlly many but i love either way <3) and my mutuals that im moving to @limonada-de-vainilla so you can go follow me there if u want
this account will still exist but wont be used
i think we all have a few girl mutuals who make us go "hiii" whenever we see them
“An “angel” is anything that carries out a mission for God. This includes forces of nature. […] Photosynthesis? That’s an angel. Gravity? An angel. Magnetism? Angel. The Midrash in Bereishis Rabbah (chapter 1) says than an angel only performs one job. That job doesn’t have to be destroying Sodom; it could be peristalsis, centripetal force or condensation.”
— Rabbi Jack Abramowitz, Angels (via he-harim)
he/him butches,,,, thank you for your service
Instead of thinking of bisexual women as “theives trying to steal lesbian identities” (which boy does that reinforce the stereotype of believing bisexual women are greedy hypersexual sluts who will sleep with anyone and cheat on their lovers), think of us as fellow wlw returning to the table we were forcibly, unrightfully ejected from. Think of us as reclaiming labels that were always ours to begin with until we were kicked out into the cold.
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Butch and femme are NOT lesbian only terms. You’re just transphobic.
I had written a long post educating you about queer history, but then I checked your blog to make sure you weren’t a TERFnand lo and behold look what I find:
You’re a TERF. So anyway. I’ll post this info for any of my followers who are still confused/unsure whether or not bisexual women have the “right” to use our own terms.
TL;DR -
Butch and femme aren’t originally lesbian
Excluding bisexual women from lesbian culture is TERF ideology
Butch and femme aren’t originally lesbian terms - they’re from ball culture, which was/is predominantly black and latino queers, and the terms applied to men and women.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ball_culture
Secondly, bisexual women have ALWAYS been part of wlw history and culture, up until the the “political lesbian” separatist movement, which included women who identified as “lesbian” only because they hated men so much they decided not to have sex with them and call themselves “lesbian” even though they were NOT sexually attracted to women. They were “women identified women who don’t fuck men” - sexual attraction to women was not required. It was THESE women who decided to excise bisexual women from the “lesbian” community, even though some of these women weren’t even queer. I’m more of a lesbian than some of these “political lesbians” were. Fuck them.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_lesbianism
Political lesbians were headlined by the legendary TERF and trans-hater, Sheila Jeffreys. But surprise: you’re a TERF, so of course you like her and her ideology.
“Bisexual women don’t belong in lesbian spaces and can’t use lesbian terms” is something a TERF came up with. To all my followers who aren’t TERFs: Stop spreading this shit. Bisexuals can be butch.
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Sexuality: Lesbian
DOB: 21 October 1995
Ethnicity: Venezuelan
Occupation: Olympic triple jumper
Note: Set a new world record at Tokyo Olympics with a distance of 15.67m
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yulimar rojas of venezuela wins women’s triple jump with a new world record of 15.67m. previous world record was set in 1995.
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I don’t engage with posts that wear me out so I’m making my own post to say that if you’re middle class and you go to a thrift store to get clothes to cut up for your crafts and sewing or support your purse collecting habit that’s fine.
You’re not a gentrifier. You’re not taking resources away from less fortunate people who need them more because thrift stores are businesses, not services, so the more you patronize them the more they expand. I used to work at a thrift store and my boss told me we threw away about half of our donations from the street because they were too damaged or dirty and we threw away another half of the merchandise on the floor that didn’t sell. And that was before Marie Kondo got popular.
So yeah those sheets would look better on somebody’s bed than as a tablecloth you made but they look better as your craft project than getting thrown away. You don’t know. And you’re paying the store to stay open and put another set of sheets out tomorrow. So feel free to shop at thrift stores especially if you donate to them.
People be like "That character is straight. The book said they're straight. Stop making them bisexual."
Me: listen! I am a bi bitch who can sense the bi energy of a character who should have been bi! I know! It's not their fault the author didn't have it in themself to actually make them one! It's not even for a ship, in fact I don't headcanon them bi for a ship (not that there's anything wrong with that), I literally just feel the bi energy from them!
Ok so imagine your fantasy setting with your typical giant spiders.
Ok, now imagine that these spiders have largely been domesticated for their incredibly valuable silk. They help make clothes, rope, textiles, even ARMOR. They’re almost treated like carnivorous cows in the regions that can support them. They might even name these girls the classic names like “Bessie”. They’re great mothers and produce many young; useful for trade and… even food if you like The Crunch.
People in this world are hardly afraid of big spiders the same as we’re hardly afraid of big dogs. Wary of wild ones, but not scream and cry terrified. Smaller spiders…it depends. Would you be scared if you suddenly saw a tiny cow crawling on your wall? The only type of spider people collectively fear are the hunting types: the ones that don’t spin webs, and instead attack their prey with brute force and a much stronger venom.
These large domestic spiders are incredibly lazy. They’ll sit in their webs and wait for their handlers to put their food on the web. Unless you get tangled, they don’t see you as food. This makes them great guards as well. They build traps for you. The venom isn’t deadly to humans…but can still be used as a weapon or in medicine. They’re just so damn useful that millennia ago, people put aside their instinctual fear just to get those sweet benefits.
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I mean, just speaking for myself, but if I suddenly saw a tiny cow crawling on my wall I would probably need to go have a lie down.
I love spiders!!! And I love these ideas so much!! I want onnne!!!
Carnivorous animals generally don’t make good domestic animals unless there’s a HUGE benefit. The only carnivores we domesticated are dogs, which are small and can be omnivorous, and cats, which are smaller and are mostly used as pest control so they feed themselves. The energy requirements for carnivores are much larger than those for herbivores.
Consider, instead, bees.
Like, bees the size of chickens. They’re useful like chickens, too. They’d have more of a bumblebee orientation, so each bee is fertile and able to lay eggs, and they lay lots of them. On top of that, they produce honey. Imagine domesticated bees that just lazily buzz around pollinating giant flowers and laying eggs. That’d be wild.
Those are the energy requirements for predatory mammals; warm blooded and extremely active animals. Most arachnids have slow metabolisms that can go weeks or months between meals, as is also the case for large “cold blooded” predatory vertebrates like big fish, crocodilians and constrictor snakes. Spiders that evolved strictly as “sit and wait” predators, hanging out in webs, have proportionately even lower energy requirements than any of those and the benefits of the silk would definitely outweigh the cost of feeding one probably the equivalent of five or six chickens a year, and the number of wild birds and rodents caught in the web would probably already be more than enough.