spit on me

chris / im stuck in the 90s

[tomakeyounervous]

Nick Cave

[satans-bakesale-blog]

people that tell random people that they dont know online to die and kill themselves need serious therapy. and this isnt meant to insult people who go to therapy because i also am in therapy and am mentally ill. but i am honestly concerned for these peoples health because you cant go your whole life wishing death upon people, especially going out of your way to say that right to them because theyve said something you dont like, its extremely unhealthy and disturbing and a really fucked up part of the culture that came from the internet

[satans-bakesale-blog]

lmao at people messaging me saying to die. what a noble fucking cause you have, huh? fuck yourselves 

[satans-bakesale-blog]

i think that people need to stop saying “everyone is beautiful all women are beautiful and hot !!111 uwu” so much and start placing less value on “beauty” instead. how about commending and complimenting women on things that matter more and stop implying that beauty is the most important thing, and the goal. i know that there is good intentions when people say that, and they just want to be uplifting, but it really puts too much value on this ambiguous concept of beauty. teach women that they dont have to be “beautiful” and that their looks dont matter more than other characteristics about them. peoples’ looks, and womens’ specifically since society is more obsessed with their looks, need to know that looks aren’t the be-all-end-all and the thing they should care about more than anything. i hope people understand this post and are given a new point of view on things, thats all i want : )

[satans-bakesale-blog]

Oh my god marilyn mansons dad just died

[lanasdaily]

@lanadelrey: Me & Mz. Love

[rwadical]

repent, that’s what i’m talking about

[goddess-of-hookers]

Spice Girls “Too Hot To Handle” by Mark Seliger for Rolling Stone

(1997)

[firekat]

[lezzginka]

oh yeah let’s just keep making the lgbt community more inclusive until eventually in 2023 some kid with a gluten allergy will be calling himself queer

[sadhoc]

why is gluten intolerance presented as some kind of hilarious ridiculous extreme when celiac disease is a real disability?

[lezzginka]

wow i am so glad i went to scroll back through my old posts that got notes look at this gem

[month-0f-august]

I’ve never heard the argument, “gay is an umbrella term,” from anyone who is actually gay. Just putting that out there.

[yebbi-gongju]

[lastheneia]

Hey trans cult, since yall think cis privilege is real, go tell thousands of the little girls in Nigeria being sex trafficked that they have privilege over yall. Go tell the middle eastern women who are enslaved and segregated from the world by men they have cis privilege. Go tell little girls in Iran who are forced to marry men 30 years older than them that they have cis privilege.

[lezzyfeinberg]

+ just to avoid the classic MRA “not in the developed western world tho!!!” 

Go tell the 5700 girls who experienced FGM in the UK in 2015-16!

Go tell the 167000 (mostly) girls married underage in the years 2000-2010 in the USA!

Go tell the 636 sex trafficking victims (that we know of) in Germany in 2011, including 13 under the age of 14! 

[binintinugga]

All those girls can’t just identify out of being oppressed! No matter how much they would insist on being boys and being treated as boys aka human they will still be treated as girls aka subhuman

[butchviking]

dysphoria as a diagnosis is characterised by significant distress at not being the opposite sex and like idk why we’re trying to surgically treat the ‘not being the opposite sex’ part instead of trying to psychologically treat the ‘significant distress’ part

[daytimeghost]

The Shining (1980)

[eraty]

is period shaming really a thing? the only time I’ve ever witnessed it, was the first year of middle school and some girls were making fun of my friend for having it (which still confuses me to this day, cos they had it as well?? i assume they had at least??? confusing) maybe it’s a US thing?

[mistixs]

yes it exists in the US, but it’s not just a US thing; it’s even worse in many other places in the world.

in some cultures women are beaten for menstruating or violating menstrual taboos, even by accident https://books.google.com/books?id=66u24WAyO_YC&pg=PA409&lpg=PA409&dq=angola+menstruation+whipped&source=bl&ots=szn90tqfSw&sig=pish4ztcuBXSCthAGTP0y455C5s&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwizmtjikZzRAhUH0IMKHbPRDcgQ6AEIHzAC#v=onepage&q=angola%20menstruation%20whipped&f=false

in other cultures women are slapped in the face when they get their first periods https://halshs.archives-ouvertes.fr/halshs-00445235/document

a man in zimbabwe tried to burn his wife alive because she had a prolonged menstrual cycle & that was “clearly” a sign of witchcraft http://nehandaradio.com/2012/07/15/man-divorces-wife-for-continued-menstrual-cycle/

a Buddhist sect believes that women go to hell after death as punishment for polluting the Earth with menstrual and birth blood http://podcast.shin-ibs.edu/?p=249

women in some cultures are forced out into sheds during their periods. this has resulted in rapes (due to lack of security) and the deaths of hundreds of women. http://www.ijssh.org/papers/296-B00016.pdf

last 2016 saw 2 Nepalian girls die due to such practices in less than a month http://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2016/12/20/506306964/15-year-old-girl-found-dead-in-a-menstrual-hut-in-nepal

girls who’ve tried to defy this practice have been forced to walk on thorns http://womensenews.org/2015/03/in-nepal-menstruation-can-mean-days-in-isolation/ women who deny the custom are blamed for misfortunes http://www.ijssh.org/papers/296-B00016.pdf

an Ethiopian girl was beaten for having her period because her dad thought that only sinning women get periods https://www.theguardian.com/global-development-professionals-network/2016/may/28/we-dont-know-enough-about-menstruation-and-girls-are-paying-a-price

girls in Africa often miss school during menstruation due to ridicule by boys http://www.susana.org/_resources/documents/default/2-1200-kirk-2006-menstruation-kit-paper.pdf

tl;dr: yeah period shaming is a thing and it’s a worldwide phenomenon

[xen0queene]

no offense but given the examples listed calling it “shaming” feels a little Weak.

[mcdyke-deactivated20171112]

women when they leave porn: i have had a terrible life - i have been raped, held at gunpoint, did porn for drugs, have life altering physical and mental scars but it’s been heaps better since leaving porn

straight men leaving porn: i have had the best life ever i have fucked so many women and life now porn’s over is meh

men and liberal feminists: porn is great and empowering and women aren’t victims i mean men do it too