tarzan of the lesbians

someone in distress means someone lookin' pretty...

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[baturday]

Right this way, sir, your room is ready.

[munstermashh-deactivated2013120]

The second GIF, “RAAAHHH UNHAND ME, I AM THE NIGHT!”

[trashhmage]

I know I’ve rebageled this before but like I liTERALLY CAN’T HANDLE HOW FUCKING ADORABLE THIS IS

SOBS GROSSLY BECAUSE BATS

[fan-dan-g0]

Rebageled

[mosstronic]

YOU GUYS ARE MISSING THE BEST PART. THE VIDEO!

[paintedimagining]

SO CUTE! @hacash

[monkeysaysficus]

This is important

[cultofplush]

Those tiny angry noises!

[hogbody-delano]

@spookery

[shirazade]

Stephanie Beatriz photographed by Sharon Mor Yosef for Vulkan Magazine

[littlemisslissa-deactivated2020]

I got this guys.

[hitchcomet]

[one-little-leaf-deactivated2023]

[books-and-cookies]

I spent at least 10 minutes watching this on repeat. I cried so much. It’s the best thing I’ve seen in a long time.

[billieyoarmstrong-deactivated20]

External image

[moonkitty]

ive had this queued this march

[tibbare-deactivated20190307]

but have y’all seen the sequel

[callmekitto-deactivated20220425]

Happy New year everybody

[imsoshive]

the trilogy

A video posted by Eh Bee Family (@ehbeefamily) on Dec 31, 2016 at 9:06am PST

[morethanfaqs]

This is my second favorite family

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[ninesounds]

Bye

[wordsnquotes]

muditā

(noun) An untranslatable Sanskrit word, muditā is described as the feeling of happiness on behalf of someone else. Muditā connotes one of the most sincere and purest manifestations of happiness. This joy comes from an established sense of self, where a sympathetic or vicarious joy exists and you get pleasure from others’ well-being as opposed to envy. (via wordsnquotes)

[puff0202]

woman: i feel sexually attracted to other women man: how can i make this about me

[ilovemesomejayonce]

[joshpeck]

royalty talking to a nice white couple

[morethanfaqs]

Posting so I am more accountable...

[morethanfaqs]

Happy New Year, my favy rebel alliance hero/antihero. Thanks fo all of it xo

Happy New Year boo! Slay tf outta this one too! 😘😘💜💜

[trulysad]

[morethanfaqs]

about me

[pr1nceshawn]

Life With Cats.

[audreysparkle]

Adorable little assholes

[alphaflyer]

This puts absolutely nothing into perspective, but that’s not a Bad Thing.

[destinyrush]

A true hero…RIP.

[destinyrush]

A hero without a cape

[nyshadidntbreakit]

Her name is Theresa Kachindamoto, and she is a senior chief - political leader of a region with a population of about 900,000 people.

She didn’t run for election; she was appointed, without her knowledge, while she was living and working in a completely different part of the country. She just received a call one day telling her to come back to her childhood home, because she was in charge now.

So she did; and when she arrived, she discovered widespread sexual abuse of children. She browbeat 50 uncooperative local leaders into accepting her decision to annul all the marriages. She then fired four of them when they continued to allow children to be married off in their areas. She still faces widespread opposition from parents who consider it their right to sexually abuse their daughters if they want to; but Kachindamoto very evidently does not give a fuck, and is continuing to use political and legal means to protect children in the region.

She’s not just an anonymous do-gooder; she’s an effective political leader despite incredibly difficult circumstances. Theresa Kachindamoto.

[desiremyblack]

(via TumbleOn)

[capt-stark]

“I have had the privilege of meeting so many young girls that have visited set this season and I’m always blown away by their faces when they see the cape and the ’S’ and the whole costume and just how excited they are to be there. That is really moving and I always kind of… have to go to my trailer and cry a little bit!” -Melissa Benoist on her young female fans

I love her so much ❤️

[emeraldavenger]

So a few days ago, Vanity Fair published this piece

It’s pretty scathing. And a genuinely good restaurant review piece.

Then, about 14 hours later, our president-elect (who’s too busy to go to security briefings), took to Twitter to respond

Vanity Fair took it and ran with it.

When you click that banner?

So, of course, I subscribed. And I bought the $5 gift subscription for my mom, who’s…VERY republican.

I’m going to be spending the next 4 years supporting every publication that speaks out in any way against Trump. Yeah, that means Vanity Fair and Teen Vogue (if you haven’t read their article on how Trump is gaslighting America, you need to get on it). And if that means also getting some fantastic articles on pop culture and skin care, I’m on board.

[maggiemerc]

Fun fact, Vanity Fair is edited by Graydon Carter, who has a longstanding feud with Trump. In fact, he was one of the first people to note how tiny pawed Trump was when he called him a “short-fingered vulgarian” in Spy back in 1988.

So the review was totally a hit piece meant to improve sales and poke fun at a long term nemesis. 

What is REALLY cool is how VF, Carter, and Conde Nast in general handled things for Tina Nguyen, the writer of the piece. 

Naturally writing something as savage as her review was going to invite hate, which any journalist is familiar with and well inoculated to.

But Nguyen was going after Donald Trump, who rivals only pal Peter Thiel and wife, Melinda Trump, when it comes to passionate hatred for journalists. While Thiel and Melinda like to sue their enemies into oblivion, taking out anyone one who stands in their way and wrecking legal precedent in the US in the process, Trump likes to sic his followers on journalists.

So good guy Carter and friends actually went out of their way to protect Nguyen. They screened calls to her office line and set the whole VF PR team on a mission to find and stop any attempts to dox Nguyen.

And this is so so so vital. Generally speaking writers are expected to deal with the hate themselves unless it’s life threatening. They’ve had the luxury of decades of dealing with US Presidents who’s nastiest response would be to kick someone out of their press pool or deny access. 

Trump AGGRESSIVELY pursues journalists who personally insult him or his “policies.” He won’t necessarily send police to their homes (we hope), but he will mobilize his few million followers, and as we’ve seen with Gamergate–a bully movement that absolutely fed into Trump–that’s a VERY DANGEROUS THING.

[odonata523]

That’s how to support your people.  Well done, Vanity Fair!

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Note to self - magazine subs for a giveaway.