loveless girl

[90s90s90s]

[the-inspiring-quotes]

[amerykah]

Seeing "TS" on someone's page and having to figure out if they're a transsexual (cool, based) or a Taylor Swift fan (shifty, evil, uncool, not to be trusted)

[softlyfeel]

shut up bitch

[miseducatedmelanicmuse]

[notkatniss]

[notkatniss]

[incel-moved-deactivated20210803]

“i’m the main character” girl you’re the unreliable narrator

[everythingfox]

Good morning

(via)

[emi1y]

[lesbiancapybara]

I know this has been said before but if you’re an adult who’s active in fandom spaces, especially those based around kids’ media, it’s your responsibility to behave yourself and not minors’ responsibility to avoid your gross weird shit

[dirtbaby2016]

The Beatles: Not a single song in a Bionicle commercial

The All American Rejects: Has a song in a Bionicle commercial

pretty clear to me who comes out on top…

[boroslegionaries]

The Beatles? Definately the Beatles.

[dirtbaby2016]

wrong.

[boroslegionaries]

explain?

[dirtbaby2016]

The Beatles: Not a single song in a Bionicle commercial

The All American Rejects: Has a song in a Bionicle commerical

[kwp]

u know when people spell out all the other zodiac signs but then put “sag” it is cos they don’t know how to spell sageitarus. idiots. 😑

[sexhaver]

Not you defending North Korea 🤡

almost every single shocking story about North Korea you have ever read (if not all of them) was either made up wholesale or sourced from North Korean defectors. these defectors are paid ludicrous sums of money by the South Korean government for their testimony, but that cash flow gets cut off if the defector comes across as even slightly sympathetic to their home country, which obviously leads to stories that make NK look good getting buried and stories that make them look bad getting spread to American media, regardless of how obviously fake they are, since anyone who questions them is obviously a fascist apologist who wants the world to get nuked.

i’m sure you already know this since you know so much about North Korea, but the US bombed almost the entire fucking country off the map and still holds annual military drills with South Korea in preparation to do it again right on the border as an intimidation attempt. if you can be cognizant of both of these facts and still take stories about officials being fed to 120 starving dogs at face value, you might be a fucking idiot

[determinate-negation]

this documentary with interviews with north korean defectors whose experiences dont fit into the american anti-dprk narrative is really worth watching. they talk about what caused them to leave, how defectors are treated in south korea, and how south korean news offers defectors money and publicity to talk negatively about the dprk

[wonders-of-the-cosmos]

Total Solar Eclipse 2020

Image Credit: Miloslav Druckmuller, Andreas Moller, (Brno University of Technology)

[brucebocchi]

bet

[jimmygingerr]

"Elliot Page, formerly known as-" [GUNSHOT]

[straightboyfriend]

there is no medical component to a trans kid transitioning

if a little trans boy comes out to his parents & is like 4 all youd do for his transition is cut his hair, buy a new wardrobe, & switch pronouns & possibly change names

no one is gonna put a little 4 year old on testosterone OR puberty blockers until theyre actually about to start puberty & then they give them a few years to really decide if they want to start hormones

a trans kid existing isnt “child abuse.” child abuse is refusing to let your kid live their lives as they truly are & forcing them to present as a gender they arent

[straightboyfriend]

radfems who interact with this post will be blocked & your argument will not be read or even considered. i do not care about the opinion of a transphobe & my original post still stands.

[gwenfrankenstien]

a few years ago a kid in my preschool class transitioned socially and the only consequence was that as soon as her best friend discovered that changing your name is allowed she wanted to change hers to Detective

[probablyasocialecologist]

“Later that week two Walmart workers die of Covid-19. Jennifer Suggs, a South Carolina cashier, tells a reporter that the company is not providing masks or gloves. Another cashier, in New Orleans, says her manager won’t let workers wear masks brought from home. Their choice is simple: Go to work and endanger themselves and their families. Stay home and risk their jobs. No one will pay the doctor bills for them. “Unemployed and [non-healthcare] essential workers are the most vulnerable [to Covid] given their lower income, lack of health insurance, and differences across household structures,” according to an analysis by the Brookings Institution of data collected between March and July. The disparities are “intensified” by race, it says. Though many are eligible for public healthcare, “Black and Hispanic essential non-health care workers report no health insurance coverage four times more often than white essential non-health care workers.” Says Suggs: “We’re not essential. We’re sacrificial. I will be replaced if I die from this.” Indeed, as sales leap 74 percent online and 10 percent in stores, the company hires hundreds of thousands of fresh workers. Walmart pulls in total first-quarter revenues of $134.62 billion, 8.6 percent above the same period the previous year.”

— Judith Levine, The Bioeconomics of Covid-19