days fade and nights grow

☆dani☆quarter of a century old☆one eye wonder☆MLIS☆

[nero-neptune]

margo "you can either stay out of my way or you can fuck right off" madison

[sing-you-fools]

i must say, i am a huge fan of when a book is in the middle of a very exciting plot containing many interesting problems when out of nowhere for a few pages it's like, "hey by the way, real quick, here's a detailed explanation of the city's water filtration system! i'm telling you this for a reason and you should worry about it. anyway! haha okay back to the plot" and you just get to be Scared for a while

[thereigning-lorelai]

I wish Rocky were here. I always wish Rocky were here.

Project Hail Mary (2026) dir. Phil Lord, Chris Miller

[champagnemoon]

[thighetician]

(1983)

[thetallblacknerd]

2016

[itsexclusive]

2025

[izzyhill]

[camiekahle-deactivated20190815]

THIS IS THE BEST THING I HAVE EVER SEEN

[mammamias]

BILLY ELLIOT (2000) dir. stephen daldry

[yellowmotorola]

Keke Palmer for InStyle US May 2021 Digital Edition

[byjove]

This post is going to make me sound like a total assole and I preemptively apologize. This is not directed at anyone in particular. Giving music recs to people feels awesome and listening to music recs from people is a miserable experience 85% of the time. I’ll mention a classic song I like and someone will be like “Have you heard The Breadsticks cover of that? It is so good!” and you pull it up and give it a try and it is hot garbage. It is coworker music. It is music you find on a playlist created for a popular YA ship. It is worse than the original by every conceivable metric and you sit back and realize someone thinks this is really good and you don’t want to hurt their feelings so you have no clue how to respond. We all know the phrase ‘you can’t eat at everybody’s house’ but you really cannot listen to everyone’s music recommendations. Especially if it is unprompted. People are just rearing to tell you to listen to some bullshit. And it has nothing to do with how cool the person is, there are some very cool and chill people in this world who unironically listen to Imagine Dragons in their free time. You cannot possibly know if their taste in music is good or horrendous until it is too late and your ears have been subjected to some torment.

[vintage-bentley]

This whole debate regarding the woman who got an abortion after learning the baby would have Down Syndrome is ignoring one crucial element: the woman. I’m seeing so much commentary on people with Down Syndrome, how they’re happy and have wonderful fulfilling lives. And that’s great! But a woman should not be forced to carry a pregnancy and give birth if she doesn’t want to. I don’t care how morally concerning her reasons are. Educating on disabilities to ensure that women are fully informed before making a decision on whether to continue a pregnancy is amazing…but it needs to be done without shaming her for choosing to abort.

[marsplastic13]

I find the response to this story absolutely crazy. What do you mean it's Her Body Her choice until there's the possibility that someone (total strangers, btw) is uncomfortable with her choice? Why are people so quick to stop protecting women in the name of some unborn child and a category that might be offended by her choices? You can't be "pro-choice, but following my rules".

It's all "women's rights here" and "protect women there" until we don't want to be martyrs in the name of someone else's twisted morality.

[hirsuteandcute]

I'm just going to say it - body hair (and beauty standards in general) is truly one of the final frontiers of women's issues in the West. Too many women just love their gilded cage too much. It shocks me how virulently women will defend it. I barely open my mouth and the "well I like how it feels. it just makes me feel cleaner. sensory issues. I do it for me. feminism is about choosing (to conform)." brigade come rushing in by the dozens.

Well I don't like how it feels. I don't feel cleaner without body hair. I don't prefer not having body hair. But who will advocate for women like me, but me? For women who do like hair removal, they are advocated for every time they step out of the house and see 99% of the female population also conforming to that standard, or when they watch a movie and see all the shaved actresses, or view an advertisment, or open a magazine, or watch a music video, or scroll through social media, or walk down the streets without receiving insults and glares for having a completely normal bodily feature.

You genuinely can't even point out that hairlessness is a man-made standard without women losing their shit and acting like they are totally immune to propaganda they've been exposed to from birth. I'm so tired.

[popstah]

[queer-scots-geordie-dyke]

Women who you don't like, or you don't politically align with, or who are horrible people, still have the right to see their rapists and abusers face justice and to have their voices heard.

[queer-scots-geordie-dyke]

This is a putrid attitude to have, BTW. Rape isn't a punishment for being a shit person. It is a violent and fundamental violation of the right to control over one's body. Excusing, dismissing it, or justifying it, just once, just a little, is a road to total dehumanisation. The worst, most evil person in the world would still never deserve to have it happen to them.

[beaniebaneenie]

Additional reminder that there are always going to be people who think YOU are a horrible person, sometimes by virtue of being a Democrat, or queer, or being pro-choice...

and if you subscribe to the "horrible people don't deserve to see their rapists face justice/do deserve to be raped" take, then there will be people out there who think those things about you.

That's the thing about human rights: every human deserves them. Every single one. You do not have to earn them by having the "correct" opinions or doing the "right" things. Every single human deserves them, no matter fucking what, simply because they are human.

Because the second you start dehumanizing people and then using that as justification for stripping away their rights, there WILL be someone who uses that same justification against you.

[riverlarking]

JOAN BAEZ IN FESTIVAL (1967) — dir. Murray Lerner

[djuvlipen]

btw the far-right is rising in europe and romani people are among the first targets

Roma Rights in State of Crisis, Declare 33 Human Rights Organisations - European Roma Rights Centre

Brussels, 9 June 2026: A coalition of human rights activists and civil society organisations today warned of ...

9 june 2026.

The human rights experts assert that the persecution of Roma is no longer a matter of policy failure or neglect, but a deliberate political project which has caused the securitization of Romani communities to accelerate in a short period of time. Anti-Roma political rallies and vigilante groups are tolerated in Hungary. Mass ethnic profiling and militarized police raids take place on a weekly basis in Greece. Anti-Roma security laws criminalizing motherhood have been passed in Italy. Anti-Roma legislation in Slovenia allows mass surveillance and police raids on whole communities.

Across the continent, Romani people are increasingly framed not as citizens with rights, but as internal security threats. This is compounded by a coordinated effort to delegitimize civil society and strategically defund anti-racist movements, as governments prioritize military spending over social welfare.

[nero-neptune]

so many knicks fans on my dash, i had no idea

[madeline-kahn]

Knicks in Cinema (1/?)

When Harry Met Sally... (1989) dir. Rob Reiner

[70sscifiart]

Bill Gold’s 1979 Alien poster concepts