[serialnumber002]

canada lynx voted the animal of all time. Boy why are you so paws

[serialnumber002]

put those thigns away

[5149eszter]

[nocuer]

May we all witness a liberated Palestine in this lifetime and the next

[brutalistarchitecture2]

[clinicallyinsanegirl]

being called baby?????? holding hands????!? being KISSED?!!!?!???????

[glassamphibians]

i Need it to be sitting outside weather again

[aletheyass]

"it's not that deep" it's never that fucking deep according to some of you. books? not that deep just enemies to lovers. films? not that deep just fun colors on screen. music? not that deep just ai generated lyrics. art? not that deep i could do that. and what if i want it to be deep for fucking once? what if i'm not content with surface level? are criticism and opinions and concerns to be dismissed in their entirety because you are happy floating on the surface never once wondering what's actually underneath? it's just a fun little thing it's not supposed to have big themes or ask the big questions well good for you but i'm asking

[couriernewvegas]

if i see one more post about makeup or clothes and then ppl in the comments are going like girlhood 💗 this is what makes us girls 💗 i will blow up the building and everyone in it

[catboy-joyfriend]

how r u gonna call them love handles and then try to convince ppl thats a bad thing. insane to me

[pankomako]

[bloedkoraal-deactivated20260204]

google search how to cough up the ball of grief that's been stuck in your stomach since birth

[mutualintelligibility-archive]

"It’s often unhealthy to hyper-analyze your sexuality to the point where how you experience it changes where you belong. This is why the idea that broader terms are somehow more restrictive is baffling. Continuously breaking labels down and creating terminology for each facet of one’s identity shrinks communities until it’s just one person convinced that they’re the only one who relates to their experiences. It isolates people and ignores the importance of individuality within a collective identity."

On Hyperpersonalized Sexual Identity

[barefeetinsoil]

The author also dropped some gems in the last paragraph of the short article:

[beybuniki]

crush

[ahsteria]

“the arts and sciences are completely separate fields that should be pitted against each other” the overlap of the arts and sciences make up our entire perceivable reality they r fucking on the couch

[soviet-union-deactivated19911226]

u ever see someone with extremely fucked up views (or actions) and think wowww if a couple of things in my life went the tiniest bit differently that would have been me

[max1461]

I think most people would benefit from reflecting on how this might be true for them

[vacuously-true]

Sometimes people bitch about media, both fiction and nonfiction, that they think "humanizes" bad people, especially bigots fascists Nazis et cetera. And I'm just like. Hey. Hey. The problem is. They ARE human. HUMANS did that. Your next door neighbor could do that. Your grandma could do that. You could do that.

"No I'm a good person" why? Because you've gotten lucky and not seen propaganda yet that perfectly hit your buttons? Because you had people to correct you when you fucked up? Idk man I don't think we're all so different from the bad people. We're all just people.

Reminding ourselves of our shared humanity with terrible people does NOT serve to justify their actions. It serves to remind us that the seeds of what happened to them could get into us as well, or might already have. It reminds us to be vigilant and interrogate the hatred inside us.

If you convince yourself that you're just an Inherently Good Person who would never believe hateful things well. Now any little hateful thing that makes its way inside you undetected is never going to be interrogated. It will be left to grow undisturbed.

If you remember that those things can get into anyone, you know to look out for them, and weed them out when they appear, and take the criticism when others point them out in you. So remember, that could have been you. If you forget, maybe it will be.

[reminded]

can’t criticize plastic surgery as an institution because it’s none of your business if a woman wants to “fix” her insecurities. can’t criticize the makeup industry or beauty standards because some women feel good when they shave and wear makeup. can’t bring up the challenges women face in the workplace because some women want to be stay at home wives instead of working. everything a woman does is automatically feminist and we shouldn’t stop to think about the context surrounding her actions because that would be misogynistic. here’s what i had for girl dinner. according to my girl math the barbie movie was a revolutionary piece of feminist media. i may not show it but i feel the life slowly draining from me day by day.

[m1male2]

Efeso, Turquía

[snailmailthings]

something that's been brewing within me recently, what with the current genocide in palestine, the epidemic of intimate partner violence against women as well as femicide, is how weak the feminist movement has become - and some of it is certainly targeted and organised backlash following the strides made during the Me Too movement, but some of it is truly just young girls and women who don't have the slightest inkling or understanding of the very real dangers and problems that women face

we are so connected worldwide on the internet, we have instagram and twitter and tiktok and so many apps, but we see just a proliferation of aesthetics and trends with no real sense of connection with the reality of our worlds

in 2020, forty thousand women and girls were killed worldwide - the UNODC says a woman or girl was killed by a family member every 11 minutes in 2020. and now there are girls online saying they hate feminism for making them work or study. women have fought and died for our dignity and basic rights, and women are dying on a daily basis, being murdered by the men they love without impunity. and we're arguing about whether barbie was feminist or not.

we're losing sight of the material realities of our world, they've been whitewashed away online. there are any number of women on a daily basis who are being trafficked, abused, sexually assaulted, groomed. we don't need less feminism - we need MORE of it in fact, another wave entirely. we need to be more stringent, go on general strikes and withhold our labour for our rights, we need to actively protest and rally to change legislation that harms us, we need to do all we can to end the war in palestine for the safety and hygiene and human rights of so many beleaguered women who cannot give birth or menstruate or even breathe in peace.

and yet we're arguing about the mob wife aesthetic and calling it a day. i'm really just shaken i guess, totally moved and so impressed by the millions of feminist women fighting every single day for our rights, even for the dumbest and most ignorant wankers who aren't grateful for the privileges we have been given. thank you so so much, i'm so grateful to feminists who have taught me so much - crenshaw, burke, roy, hill collins, lorde and so many more, thank you.

[recreationaldivorce]

A million people marched in the Yemeni capital of Sanaa today, in solidarity with the people of Palestine and in protest against the US-UK strikes on the Yemeni people.