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Anybody who has lurked on the internet in the past few years is probably familiar with Fleabag (2016-19).

What makes Fleabag special is that her hyper-s*xuality is something we see quite openly. She is not trying to steer clear of that as many female artists try to do because it might cheapen their work or get them sl*t-shamed. Waller-Bridge’s protagonist “stoops” to that level and lives there. Even the name of the protagonist, which is never revealed, is similar to p*rnography where women are “barely-l*gal teen”, “busty m*lf”, and many other things, but rarely a person with a name.

My latest Substack essay "Fleabag and P*rnography" is published now. Please click on the link to read.

sisterlucifergraphics

I read your terms not to interact if I am pro-Israel, well.. I am Israeli.. and I really like your content.

I am really sad that I will not be able to share it or interact anymore :(

I don't understand what is wrong with my country… why does everyone hate it so much..?!

Anyway, I really like your designs.

”why does everyone hate israel” ohh off the top of my head….

https://www.palestine-studies.org/en/node/1654922

Israeli authorities have caused the massive, deliberate forced displacement of Palestinian civilians in Gaza since October 2023 and are resp

https://www.google.com/url?q=https://news.un.org/en/story/2026/05/1167538&sa=U&sqi=2&ved=2ahUKEwjLxaia2NmUAxUenCYFHXf6AEcQFnoECCQQAQ&usg=AOvVaw2_KELPjEij-IplsO73y7gb

A settler society rewarded for its violence has stopped pretending to mourn it.

if you cannot criticize your country, you are not a patriot; you are a CULTIST. if you see nothing wrong with what israel is doing to palestine, you are not only insane but inhumanly cruel beyond belief.

learn up and start seeing palestinians as people or get the hell off my page, because i don’t want or need approval from a genocide enabling colonist.

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Where the 'Andrew Tate on Substack' Conversation Should Have Started

The issue with Tate is not just women's discomfort with misogyny (although, that should be enough), but that he uses social media platforms to groom, prey on, and traffic women and children. Contrary to popular belief, his victims are not the young men who follow him, but the women who absorb all the hate and cruelty. It is not a coincidence that social media platforms started removing Tate from their sites as soon as he was criminally charged. They foresaw the repercussions of hosting an alleged sex-trafficker and allowing him to use their resources for targeting women and children. But that does not absolve them. Tate's popularity and power is a result of the mainstream media and social media platforms prioritizing profit and overlooking morality. If he was not featured on Big Brother UK despite the allegations against him, he would not be able to build an online presence over that popularity. If the UK police treated the cases against him seriously, he would not have been able to move to Romania and expand his trafficking business. If platforms like YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook flagged him for his bigotry sooner, he would not have been able to sell courses about sex-trafficking women. Those sites can at least claim that the outcomes were unanticipated, but Substack does not have that excuse. The things he does, says, is charged with and went to jail for are a Google search away. Their inaction resembles deliberate complicity.

My latest Substack article "Are you Ready to see how Deep the Rabbit Hole Goes?" is published now. Please click on the link to read.

pixopix

Fucks in Morse Code

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muniapolis

Rest in piss or whatever the haters say (I'm the hater)

muniapolis

I'm late to the party but I wasn’t gonna miss the event

Because yes, it is all connected.

I began the research of this piece on a hunch that Epstein's connection to pornography was not limited to his viewership. I started by looking into the coverage from established news outlets, but they did not offer anything convincing. The ones that mentioned p*rn*graphy were TMZ’s piece on Epstein's p*rn collection, and The New York Times piece about Maria Farmer, a former employee of Epstein who informed the F.B.I. about Epstein's collection of CSAMs in 1996, and did not get acknowledged by the agency until a decade later. The only other relevant piece was a feature written by Helen Rumbelow in The Times where she noted that the misogyny of Epstein and his famous friends was driven by p*rn*graphic lexicon. This left me thinking that my intuition may have been wrong, because if the experienced and well-equipped journalists from established news sources had nothing more concrete to report, then it would be impossible to find anything more by myself. But after scouring through the files for days, I found substantial confirmation that my instinct was right.

My latest Substack article "Jeffrey Epstein and the P*rn Industry" is published now. Please click on the link to read.

Rest in piss or whatever the haters say (it's me I'm the hater)

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fuckblast

*checks urban legend notes* Victor Hugo was closer to God than any of us?

gayweeddaddy69

idk man I've read Les Miserables, I think it's fair to say that his empathy and compassion for the sex worker is not merely transactional. I don't think there's a contradiction there, and I don't think the prostitutes of Paris were mourning just for their best client. I think he saw worthy and valuable people everywhere, and people felt that.

gayweeddaddy69

also yeah dude fucked like a rat on bath salts

Was reading a rupi kaur book for a Substack piece, and came across this poem:

Which reminded me of these horse memes.

So I had to turn it into one. Enjoy!

skarabrae-stone

magiclilybean

I think this might be the most beautiful meme I've ever seen. I just spent five minutes extolling all its virtues to my husband:

It doesn't even mention Julius Caesar or the Ides of March.

It's from a very different segment of the play

It's not even the famous part of that segment that everyone knows by heart

The "I'm just sayin'" attitude of all the Seinfeldians in the screenshot (although if memory serves, what they're actually saying is, "not that there's anything wrong with that")

It just comes at the whole situation in such an oblique fashion

I don't think I've ever seen an Ides of March meme do anything like this before

I love it and I love you for bringing it to me.

Who Gets to be a Poet?

For what it’s worth, I understand and agree with most of the criticisms against her. Now the question arises: why do I claim to defend her? I am not excited about it any more than her critics are excited about bashing her to the ground (if anything, they seem more enthusiastic about that than I have been about reading anything from kaur in a while). I also think she has done a bad job of developing as an artist. But my hands were forced by a specific type of critics.

My latest Substack essay titled "A Lukewarm Defense of rupi kaur" is published now. Please click on the link to read.

thesweetiepienovels

Actually, you are enough. Even if you don’t work. Or study. Or go out. Or have friends. Or have family. You’re enough because you exist and your existence is enough to be enough because you are not a product. You are not a sum of output. You are not a task to complete. But because you are something the universe wanted and put here even if you’ll never understand why. Somewhere in the cosmos your existence makes a difference, even if it’s not the way others existences do.

Feat. Birthday Blues

This happens all the time; things fester in the chest and one day it stops resembling anything human. It doesn’t make for gratifyingly vulnerable musings, or a prophetic calling to make others feel seen. There is no room to hammer it into something poetic. It comes in a strange metaphor to me: you want your vulnerability to show on you like an adorable puppy so that warm-hearted people stop to give you some food or take you home. But you are in the streets for too long and before you know it, you are panting around with a maggot-infested wound. People cover their noses and run away and you can’t chase them with that broken leg of yours.

My latest Substack essay titled "I Don't Want to be the Low-maintenance Friend Anymore" is published now. Click on the link to read.

"In the dream I don’t tell anyone, I’m afraid to wake you up.

In these dreams it’s always you:

the boy in the sweatshirt,

the boy on the bridge, the boy who always keeps me

from jumping off the bridge.

Oh, the things we invent when we are scared

and want to be rescued."

-Richard Siken. "I Had a Dream About You." Crush.

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Monstrosity and Victimhood

Known as the first true science fiction novel, Mary Shelley's Frankenstein never left its throne of cultural relevance. But recently, even more people fell in love with the story as the celebrated auteur, Guillermo del Toro, released his adaptation of the novel. The contextualization in this piece is important because del Toro's movie somewhat frees the audience from the novel's moral exercises, and the roles represented by the characters need to be assigned correctly if we are to live with the film's romanticism.

My latest Substack essay titled "Frankenstein and the Manosphere" is published now. Please click on the link to read.

The killer looks at the spectre of the dead man, not into his eyes, without regret. He says to those around him: ‘Don’t blame me. I’m afraid. I killed because I’m afraid, and I’ll kill again because I’m afraid.’ Some of those present, accustomed to favouring psychological analysis over the laws of justice, say: ‘He is defending himself.’ Others, admirers of the idea that progress is superior to morality, say: ‘Justice emanates from the generosity of power. The victim should apologise for the trauma he has caused the killer.’ Scholars of the distinction between life and reality say: ‘If this ordinary event had taken place anywhere but here, in this holy land, would we have even known the victim’s name? Let us then turn our attention to comforting the frightened man.’ When they went down the road of sympathising with the killer, some foreign tourists passing by asked them: ‘What has the child done wrong?’ They answered: ‘He will grow up and frighten the frightened man’s son.’ ‘What has the woman done wrong?’ They said: ‘She will give birth to a memory.’ ‘What has the tree done wrong?’ They said: ‘A green bird will appear from it.’ And they shouted: ‘Fear, not justice, is the basis of power.’ The spectre of the dead man appeared to them from a cloudless sky and when they opened fire on him they did not see a single drop of blood, and they were afraid.

-Darwish, Mahmoud. “The law of fear.” A River Dies of Thirst. Journals, [Athar al-Farasha. Yawmiyyat], Translated from the Arabic by Catherine Cobham, Archipelago Books, Brooklyn, NY, 2009

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