Parslym

[silversoulsociety]

NANA (2006)

[acupunkature]

[missmuuur]

[natsukashii-naa]

Great Teacher Onizuka (1999)

[onenakedfarmer]

Daily Painting

Thomas Kennington HOMELESS (1890)

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A Christian Nation.

[confused-stars]

“this meeting could have been an email” but instead it’s “this video tutorial could have been a post with less than a hundred words”

[mask-knife-is-buggys-wife]

Working at a movie theatre and a male coworker being like ugh all these guys being forced to dress as Ken for their girlfriends but every couple I see is just beautiful excited girls and their absolutely adoring boyfriends looking at them glowing in the sunlight from the theatre sunroof in the popcorn line and like

This is why you don't have a girlfriend man. Men in fact love and adore their partners wake up we love men sound in their masculinity

[demilypyro]

thinking about the scene in barbie where she asks for permission to be herself and she's told she doesn't need permission, and no one can give her permission for that, because it's just something you start doing

thinking about the scene in barbie where they say you don't need to be exceptional to have worth and deserve love, because just getting through the day is often hard enough

also thinking about the scene in barbie where barbie tells a bunch of construction workers she doesn't have a vagina and the construction workers who have no context beyond her being a pretty girl are like "oh okay that's cool"

[a-little-bit-of-ships-in-my-life]

Oppenheimer: Someone will die.

Barbie:

Barbie: Yeah, someone will die.

[castletemprwine]

i'm so fascinated by the "just ken." in the context of the tagline (she's everything, he's just ken) it makes it sound like ken is just an accessory to barbie and is nothing without her, but in the actual movie in the speech barbie gives, she turns the phrase on its head. ken isn't an accessory to barbie, he isn't the attention barbie gives him, he's just ken. and that's not even mentioning the "she's everything" part of the tagline and how it goes with gloria's speech of women having to fulfill the impossible task of fitting into every box and juggle conflicting expectations and roles just to be liked by society. the tagline represents opposite ends of a spectrum but by the end of the movie barbie and ken meet in the middle, where they're each allowed to be their own person independent of the expectations and insecurities they've been operating on. this movie, man

[bestoftweets]

[sour-patch303]

sorry ur boyfriend got brainwashed by the patriarchy. yeah he thought that it meant horses run everything. sorry.

[womankisservermouth]

[daenerys-targaryen]

“Taylor Swift becomes the first woman-“

[wudlund]

barbie bf + oppenheimer gf

[closedooropenwindow-deactivated]

Heartbreaking but true: self confidence is not gained by successes it is gained by acceptance of failures

[lanalovestay]

crazy that anyone thinks barbie is “anti-man” when it literally depicted the ways society also has a set of rules for men and how they feel empty having their worth be defined by their girlfriends, material goods, and their expression of masculinity — and how boys are victim to falling down an alt-right pipeline trying to get that value back. even when it’s all said and done and ken cries, and barbie tells him it’s okay, he’s embarrassed and says he shouldn’t be — but barbie talks him through how it’s important. where are all of the men’s mental health warriors now?? how is it anti-man when barbie acknowledged the emotional suppression men face at the hands of the patriarchy as well?