Hogwarts is my home

"For in our dreams we enter a world, that is entirely our own". Ashleigh /22/ Australia

[themadknightuniverse]

Puppy eyes Geralt 🐺

[arnaerr]

some good old landscapes inspired by the witcher 🐺

[sosuperawesome]

Crystal Crowns

Owisteria on Etsy

See our #Etsy or #Crowns tags

[love-personal]

[actuallylorelaigilmore]

every moira line in the babysitting episode is the funniest thing i’ve ever heard

[fancydunamancy]

some quality geralt moments from episode 1

bonus:

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[sunriseofflutes-deactivated2021]

adult emailing culture is overthinking how polite you sound and forgetting to send the attachments

[cyarekjaere-deactivated20210615]

🎼🎵🎶Toss a coin to your Witcher🎶🎵

[zurka]

[isleofapplepies]

One of my least favourite dialogue tropes is when a man tells a woman, “You can’t do that” or “I wouldn’t do that if I were you” and she says, “Why? Because I’m a woman and therefore too weak to handle this/can’t take care of myself?” or something to that effect and the guy replies with, “No, because everyone who tried that ended up with a bullet in their brain” or something equally reasonable and not gender-specific that paints him as the rational not sexist guy and the woman as an irrational paranoid feminist who searches for sexism in everything. This whole scenario is built on the idea that sexism is over and women’s fears and suspicions don’t have a leg to stand on. It’s also self-congratulatory pseudofeminism bc it’s supposed to make the viewer/reader/listener feel that in this specific work of fiction women are treated respectfully and as equal with men.

[mentethemage-deactivated2018122]

huh.. never thought of it like that

[marchysmusings-deactivated20211]

But, what if the male character isn’t sexist? I meam…their fictional sure but…I’m not sure how to phrase this

[fandomsandfeminism]

Its not a question of the character themselves- its how the writers are portraying them. The way this trope plays out, the whole moment revolves around the woman looking foolish for assuming that there is sexism happening. She is characterized as being irrational, jumping to conclusions, even insecure. While the dude is characterized as the calm, rational one.

It is a trope that specifically works by taking a woman standing up to sexism and saying “haha it wasnt actually sexist at all! Isnt calling out sexism foolish and silly. Thats what you get for assuming that men are sexist!”

[soracities]

just me & the dark, listening to florence welch, feeling like a storm. u know how it is.

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[keikosamachan]

Universe

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