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‘’The woman you’re becoming will cost you people, relationships, spaces and material things.. Choose her over everything’’
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‘’The woman you’re becoming will cost you people, relationships, spaces and material things.. Choose her over everything’’
me, every day: i just dont have the energy for this today
I am tired. These people make me feel I have a hole in the middle of me.
D.H. Lawrence, from The Complete Works; “The Plumbed Serpent,” (via weltenwellen)
there’s something about you that calms my heart so quickly
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questions men should ask themselves more often
- am i being unnecessarily forceful/loud?
- am i talking over others? are those others mostly women?
- why does this person feel like that? how can i acknowledge their feelings?
- does she seem comfortable around me? if not, why?
- am i devaluing women as a joke/when they make me angry? am i insulting women’s appearance and sanity whenever they make me angry?
- am i listening to other people’s knowledge/experiences or am i only talking about my own? how can i share my knowledge/experiences in a respectful way that doesn’t monopolize conversation or infantalize others (primarily women)?
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Men have often given their female offspring more opportunities than their female partners, perhaps seeing their children as extensions of themselves. Even today, many men find themselves newly appalled at sexism after having a girl, a reaction apparently not stoked by being born of a woman, married to a woman or simply seeing women as human. In our reluctantly feminist America, one question […] is whether we’ve evolved enough to value women as individuals instead of assessing them relationally, as an attractive wife supporting her husband or as a high-achieving daughter reflecting a flattering light back on her parents.
Jill Filipovic (via joannalannister)
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