soft spoken upstart

recovery. misandry. feminism. media. nsfw - 18+ only. demiwoman. pronouns: she/her

[bitter1-deactivated20250913]

[reapersun]

My piece for @crystalgemzine :))

[lisatrimtrimm]

Long time no Lapis

[mollifiable]

lil lapis

[arpeggioem]

Stevenbomb: Episode IV - A New Crystal Gem

(10,000 followers?! Thank you so much for your support, everybody! Here’s something to say thanks~)

[laurenzuke]

ah can’t believe I missed this wonderful as always

[su-aesthetic]

[asieybarbie]

Macabre momma.

[fuckyeahanarchopunk]

Why is the history of punk music so white?

True punk rebellion has always existed in black culture, and continues to exist today

this is important

[atleastitwasgramaticallycorrect]

Draw the Squad 

(Bonus points if you keep the uniforms)

[sexbiscuits]

this is the one of the best moments

[spacesuit-pearl-deactivated2016]

“I wanna be there for Steven, to fight by his side! The Earth is my home too, can’t I help protect it?”

[metalhearted]

[leslie-shut-your-fucking-piehole]

Nabulungi for greerian.

[annadrawshere]

Attention Women

If Uber has ever made you feel uncomfortable or if you heard of or personally experienced sexual assault while using Uber, consider Chariot for Women.

Chariot for Women is very similar for women but it is strictly for women (and boys under the age of 13) and all the drivers are women. There are many security features established such as the driver must confirm their identity before every drive and there is a safe word given to the driver and passenger.

Also 2% of each fare is donated to women-focused charities.

The app is being released on April 19. I strongly consider everyone to check it out.

The article: http://www.dose.com/style/28133/Here-s-Why-Women-Everywhere-Will-Delete-Uber-On-April-19

Their Website: http://www.chariotforwomen.com/about-us.html

Please share for everyone to see!

[gaydva-deactivated20180104]

ok but is it for trans women too or

[gaydva-deactivated20180104]

nice

[aviaris]

[happyds]

something I doodled the other night

[ophore]

by Simon Harsent

[goldminimalism-deactivated20171]

Shoutout to disabled people who can’t get away from toxic and abusive environments because their disability prevents them from being independent and taking care of themselves or makes them unable to earn enough money to get themselves out.

[sexbiscuits]

self