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âwomanhoodâ has nothing to do with your level of femininity
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Some cool literal textbook definitions for y'all. âĄ
More like a TERFtbook am I rite
every abusive man has a sob story. every woman on earth has a sob story and weâre not out here beating people half to death constantly.
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I kissed her again and lit up once more. She tasted like peaches and laughter and I remember thinking that peaches were my new favorite fruit. She giggled between kisses and I felt myself melting into the pavement. Her laughter burst like carbonation in my mouth, fizzy and sweet. I kissed her again, amazed and in awe of how soft she was. How kissing her made me feel drunker than any liquor Iâd ever drank. How I never wanted to stop. How even though we clung to each other, she still wasnât close enough.
Annabella. Annabella. Annabella.
Iâd said before that I liked the way her name felt in my mouth. That didnât compare to how her mouth felt on mine. Nothing did.
I felt like I was awake for the first time in my entire life.
For real though.
And thereâs the classic âGoodbye Earlâ which should get more respect as a feminist anthem tbh. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gw7gNf_9njs
Oyasumi Punpun: Toxic love.
The relationship between Punpun and Aiko-chan is a key point for the story as a whole.
Itâs a toxic love that does not spare either of them, but with particularly devastating effects on Aiko Tanaka. Why? What brings the two protagonists to not be able to experience a ânormalâ relationship? Is their one an authentic love?
First of all their dynamic moves by an obsession: their love is not beautiful nor pure, but their deeper obsession. Two dark rooms can not create a light of hope, and moreover they have both grown separate from each other and so they do not know anything about their existences. They are simply obsessed with a childish love on which they have poured out all the discomforts of their existence, in two parallel but opposite ways:
- Aiko-chan saw in Punpun the one who would save her, thanks to the very strong promise that Punpun made at the school time;
- Punpun finds in Aiko-chan his original sin that he needs to destroy: he did not take her to Kagoshima that day.
Thatâs why they ended up idealizing each other. Neither one really cares about the person of the other, not even being able to perceive the partner as figure with feelings and a soul. This seems to be underlined when with Aikoâs death Punpun drags her corpse around talking to her. He doesnât even care if Aiko is dead or alive, in a total objectification of her body:
By the way Aiko Tanaka embodies the dark side of Punpunâs personality, his repressed wishes and his innocence, but also a way to escape this pain by espiation. He hoped to be killed by Aiko-chan and when he finds an Aiko which canât do that he ended to become her murderess:
Thatâs also why he wants to torture his original sin, in the person of Aiko Tanaka. Thanks to hide all these parts of his personality for a long time Punpun starts to destroy himself, ended up to express his emotions in a violent way.
We can maybe also define Aiko-chan as the real antagonist from the beginning: not a âbadâ one, but a person with completely opposite interests of the protagonist ones and which hinders his journey. All that Aiko cares about is a normal life, which Punpun still to refuse. Whatâs more, even as a child Punpun was searching for Aikoâs affection, but what interested to Aiko was an help in a selfish consideration of their relationiship:
So⊠Aiko-chan represents what Punpun tries to fight in his inner world every day, every time and every hour. The sin that must be eradicated but also sometimes the lessons Punpun learnt during his journey, like to not bÚ pathetic still whishing:
Killing Aiko-chan will prove to be like the final act to defeat his own inadequacy and then be able to reborn. Aiko is the guilt that does not allow Punpun to improve himself, while Punpun for Aiko is the help that she would have to find in herself.
Another important key concept for their dynamic is Kagoshima, which remains a strong presence throughout the manga and one of the saddest consequences of their failures. Kagoshima is the place of hope and salvation, like a Godot that never comes. Even when they finally arrive at Kagoshima they find the most complete nothingness. This is why if you do not solve your problems youâll drag them with you wherever you go:
Honestly 2018 is wild a âqueerâ person aka a straight can tell me, a gay man that I should rot and Iâm âqueerphobicâ and itâs somehow progressive
Well, pretending every queer person is actually straight is pretty queerphobicâand regressive, given the history of queer struggle and community.
all offense fuck child beauty pageants and fuck parents who sign their children up for that bullshit
me @ a random cat I met on a walk that wont come near me to let me pet her
âWhen I was a freshman, my sister was in eighth grade. There was a boy in two of her periods who would ask her out every single day. (Third and seventh period, if I remember correctly.) All day during third and seventh she would repeatedly tell him no. She didnât beat around the bush, she didnât lie and say she was takenâshe just said no. One day, in third period, after being rejected several times, he said; âI have a gun in my locker. If you donât say yes, I am going to shoot you in seventh.â She refused again, but right after class she went to the principalâs office and told them what happened. They searched his locker and there was a gun in his backpack. When he was arrested, some of my sisterâs friends (some female, even) told her that she was selfish for saying no so many times. That because of her, the entire school was in jeopardy. That it wouldnât have killed her to say yes and give it a try, but because she was so mean to him, he lost his temper. Many of her male friends said it was âgirls like herâ that made all women seem like cockteases. Wouldnât have killed her to say yes? If a man is willing to shoot someone for saying no, what happens to the poor soul who says yes? What happens the first time they disagree? What happens the first time she says she doesnât want to have sex? That she isnât in the mood? When they break up? Years later, when I was a senior, I was the only girl in my Criminal Justice class. The teacher, who used to be a sergeant in the police force, told us a story of something that had happened to a girl he knew when she was in high school. There was a guy who obviously had a crush on her and he made her uncomfortable. One day he finally gathered up the courage to ask her out, and she said no. The next day, during an assembly, he pulled a gun on her in front of everyone and threatened to kill her if she didnât date him. He was tackled to the ground and the gun was taken from him. When my teacher asked the class who was at fault for the crime, I was the only person who said the boy was. All the other kids in the class (who were all boys) said that the girl was, that if she had said yes he wouldâve never lost it and brought a gun and tried to kill her. When my teacher said that they were wrong and that this is what is wrong with society, that whenever a white boy commits a crime itâs someone elseâs fault (music, television, video games, the victim) one boy raised his hand and literally said; âBut if someone were to punch me and I punched him back, who is at fault for the fight? He is, not me. Itâs self-defence. She started it, so anything that happens to her is in reaction to her actions .Itâs simple cause and effect.â Even though he spent the rest of the calss period ripping into the boys and saying that you are always responsible for your own actions, and that women are allowed to say no and do not have to date them, they left class laughing about how idiotic he was and that he clearly had no idea how much it hurt to be rejected. So now we have a new school shooting, based solely on the fact some guy couldnât get laid, and I see men, boys, applaudin him, or if theyâre not applauding him, theyâre laying blame on women as a whole. Just like my sisterâs friends did. Just like the boys in my Criminal Justice class did. This isnât something thatâs rare. This isnât something that never happens, or that a select group of men feel as if they are so entitled to women that saying no is not only the worst possible thing a woman can do, but is considered a form of âdefenceâ when they commit a crime upon them (whether it be rape or murder-as-a-reaction-towards-rejection). Girls are being killed for saying no to prom invites. Girls are being killed for saying no to men. They are creating an atmosphere where women are too scared to say no, and the worst part is? They are doing it intentionally. They want society to be that way, they want women to say yes entirely out of fear. Even the boys and men who arenât showing up to schools with guns are saying; âWell, you know, I wouldnât do that, but you have to admit that if she had just said yes âŠâ If you are a man and you defend this guysâ actions or try to find an excuse for it, or you denounce what really happened, or in any way lay blame on women, every girl you know, every woman you love, has just now thought to themselves that you might lose your shit and kill them someday for saying no. You have just lost their trust. And you know what? You deserve to lose it.â
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âWouldnât have killed her to say yes? If a man is willing to shoot someone for saying no, what happens to the poor soul who says yes? What happens the first time they disagree? What happens the first time she says she doesnât want to have sex? That she isnât in the mood? When they break up?â -vampmissedith.tumblr.com
THIS IS MANDATORY READING!
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EVERYONE STOP WHAT YOUâRE DOING AND READ THIS.
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This is absolutely terrifying.
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how the fuck does she look like a boy
SHE LOOKS LIKE A SLIGHTLY UPDATED MAGICAL GIRL! Itâs completely appropriate for the target age group! Â
Jesus Fucking Christ. These guys need to fuck off with their literal nostalgia wank.
What does one have to do to look like a woman to these guys?
She looks like her target audience: GIRLS!
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This is true btw. I did a report about Ann Boney in school and Read actually liked her back so they ran away together and were considered the two most terrifying pirates across the seven seas
Lesbian Pirates
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Just fyi - many of the illustrations and statues of them show them with their breasts exposed. This is not because they are sexualising lesbians but because these women often used to open their shirts and expose a breast when they killed a man just so the manâs dying thought would be the realisation that he was killed by a woman.
tits out for murder!!! a true aesthetic!!!