qué te pasa, calabaza?

Beebuzumba https://www.facebook.com/lagatafeminista yo tambien soy la usuaría @stevvoniegalaxy

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Elvia Carrillo

Gracias a la paltaroja por esta hermosa ilustración 💜

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I never left I’m just scared of posting. A lot of scary people and I’m the most scared

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Why are all my moots deactivating

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Tumblr is a place to express yourself, discover yourself, and bond over the stuff you love. It's where your interests connect you with your

Yes thank yuu

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Se o dia temesse a noite,

a lua nunca existiria.

Se a flor temesse a luz,

jamais floresceria.

Se a água temesse cair,

não haveria cachoeiras.

E se você teme ser quem é,

nunca vai descobrir

tudo o que poderia ser.

@escritosdaluiza

[immigrant]

[theangryman]

“black people music is all about rape and robbery”

yo what the fuck is wrong with TERFISM

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I listened to nach,kase.o until I heard “slit her throat slit her throat”. Every rapper I have listened to will always have a song like that. Listen to female rappers if you want to support urban music

[theangryman]

TERFs defending a literal fetish account because it’s racist

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I’m talking about rap….? I’m not defending anything. Also, I’m not white, I can talk about the violence I experienced. Why are you defending misogyny in music and defending rap perpetuating violence against women?

I didn’t know that @female-totalitarianism was a fetish account, what does this have to with what I said about rap? You also have abusers in your comments defending you

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Estrella-sin-colorr

[unebeguine]

"The male is drawn to a scenario he believes will confer the most parasitic advantage [...] with minimum perceived accountability" - anon

[theangryman]

“black people music is all about rape and robbery”

yo what the fuck is wrong with TERFISM

[revolucionunapata]

I listened to nach,kase.o until I heard “slit her throat slit her throat”. Every rapper I have listened to will always have a song like that. Listen to female rappers if you want to support urban music

[anelimvix]

[paleo-violet]

Gonna sound like an uncultured boomer here, but there's something so refreshing about movies from just a generation or two ago that I think a lot of the more popular ones today lack.

Example: I watched Alien for the first time last night. Where a movie made today would allot several minutes for a character to explain their motivations and backstory, we watched a character working on the ship with a grim expression instead. Instead of word vomit explanations of what each piece of tech was called and how it worked, the characters actually used them and the viewer could *see* what they were for -- or, if it wasn't used, you were just left to imagine and infer. Instead of two characters talking at length about their shared backstory, their seemingly-simple actions conveyed that they worked well as a team thanks to experience, even though things were a bit tense between them.

The viewer was allowed to make sense of the context through well-planned shots and dialogue...OR was allowed to simply make their own conclusions instead of being spoonfed information about each character, the overall mission, and what might happen next.

I feel like so many movies today try to tell the story through how the characters are feeling, and they pile over-exposition on top of that. And I think that's just boring.

[anjomecanico]

Do y'all remember when gendies dogpilled Dana Terrace for saying her GNC character in Knights of Guinevere was not trans? I felt hella sorry for her but at the same time the situation was ridiculously hilarious

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Cita de la poeta y feminista radical chloe maria valdivieso

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Dibujo de Chloe Maria Valdivieso por el artista y tatuador Wiñon - instagram: @winoncito

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