You should automatically get time off work until the light returns to your eyes and you feel like a real person again
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You should automatically get time off work until the light returns to your eyes and you feel like a real person again
it was crazy humid so i only got like 2,5 hours of sleep last night </3
Portrait of Mlle. De Gillespie, “La Dame de Biarritz” (1912). Giovanni Boldini (Italian, 1842-1931). Oil on canvas.
This portrait is one of only four important commissions for the artist during 1912. While Boldini had initially conceived the portrait of Madame de Gillespie as a full-length composition, the final format was employed in other works after 1900. The portrayal of the sitter glancing to one side recalls the celebrated portrait of Cléo de Mérode. This, combined with her beauty and the striking cyclamen hue of her loose dress provide the same impact as many of the more elaborate compositions.
batshit normal
in general I find that "why did someone behave this way" is almost always answered by "behaving otherwise was too difficult and frightening for them at the time," and then you have to dig into why that is. people behave in ways that feel 1. easy for them (do not require much thought or effort) 2. accessible to them (patterns that have worked many times before) and 3. safe for them (apparently predictable outcome)
this is true even for behavior that is absolutely horrific and totally unacceptable. which can be a tough thing to accept, I think.
this job market is a fucking nightmare
being mutuals isn’t enough we need to eat breakfast in the garden together
Nightgown #1 - Pen version
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my problem is if i enjoy something enough i will be nitpicking. i Will have things to say about where and how it failed. out of nothing but love straight from my heart. unfortunately this often makes me indistinguishable from a hater who has never experienced joy or kindness. such is the amateur critic's burden.
my autism fixation meal rn is literally oatmeal which feels like some kind of omen abt the type of person i have become
having unwashed hair will have you believing shit like i can’t be saved
my manager is retiring after this summer and i lowkey think she's planning on handing the mantle over to me but i dont know how to tell her that im not planning on coming back (unless i get real desperate) after this season 😭
update on my finger injury is that its healing well but i def have nerve damage so im gonna have to do rehab on it 👍
A lot of people have gotten too comfortable with the 'the person most likely to abuse or rape a woman is her immediate friends and family' statistic for my liking.
The female body is one that is seen as always open to some level of violation and assault. Femaleness alone is enough to make ones body vulnerable even when not compounded with other vectors of oppression (which naturally heighten and intensify this vulnerability to various extremes). This includes in public. And this includes by strangers.
Women are constantly scrutinised, ever piece of their body, clothing, grooming, display of emption etc. is seen as acceptable to comment on to try to mould it to the viewers in question preferences. and this scrutiny and entitlement DOES translate into assault and mal treatment in public by strangers. Women are groped on trains and buses, on busy streets and night clubs. In pubs and at museums. They are shoved into on the streets and knocked out of the way by busy men angry that any woman dare be in their path.
The world is, to put it simply, constantly attacking and violating the boundaries of women's bodies. This includes in public and by strangers.
And while the worst, most frequent, and extreme abuse is preformed by the people who have the highest access to and power over the woman in question (bosses, colleagues, boyfriends, fathers, friends etc.), the fact that the recognition of this in many circles had lead to so many people dismissing entirely WHY some women feel some level of discomfort in public places, why some women don't like going out alone as them 'giving in to fear-mongering' and being 'true-crimed brained' and not accurately reflecting 'the evidence/statistics' is an example of misogyny in and of itself.
To see all examples or conversations around the frequency of female bodily violation in public by strangers as inherently 'reactionary' means glazing over a key part of how patriarchy seeks to violated and subordinate women in their day to day lives.
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“I am wearing the Cock polo. It is inspired by frat bros, daddy’s boys, philistines and other forms of assholes.”
May 18, 2017 ∙ East Village
Antique Double Sided Micromosaic Gold Locket Pendant, Vatican Workshop 1880