[vollkornbot]

Thank you for reporting this weird ass porn ad ☺️ no, we will not stop showing it to you 🤗 in fact, it's going to be the only ad you see from now on 🥰 yeah, that photo you posted got flagged as mature content because it shows a woman's shoulder 😇

[needlesknick-knacks]

god forbid a woman have hobbies

[endophagia-moved]

the erasure of the rape element in mythological retellings is so heinous it borders on misogyny

[avicecaro]

it’s the idea that because rape as an act is misogyny, that talking about rape or including it in stories is also misogyny. as if acknowledging that women were denied agency and dignity somehow further denies us agency and dignity. when really, acknowledging the ways women were/are denied agency and dignity affirms that we are entitled to these things. a feminist story isn’t just a story in which no bad things happen to women. bad things do happen to women. pretending they don’t, and especially trying to superimpose that conviction onto the past, just because it isn’t as fun to dwell on, is not a feminist position.

[purpllehazel]

Crazy how this quote from Bong Joon Ho is applicable every awards season

[chaumas-deactivated20240115]

the problems with our flag means death could have been mostly resolved if they’d just not gone with real people’s names and had invented some imaginary guys who had never owned slaves but “stede bonnet” was too good a name to resist? stede bonnet? stede bonnet? whatever.

[prinnay]

Nature + Fiddler

This month's (June) exclusive sticker club artwork. There are a few slots still open!

[which-ocs]

Which OCs?

[flowersfromunderground]

Be yourself so ppl looking for u can find u

[ri5k]

[sisyphusshrugged]

[booksbabybooks]

One of the things I love about Leverage is it would have been so easy to fumble Maggie: make her the tragic woman whose entire character is "lost her son" or make her the uptight straight woman to the team's hijinks, the life that Nate could have had, and escaped.

Instead she feels fully rounded. Yes, she's ostensibly "normal", doesn't understand the world the way the team does, doesn't really understand them and reacts to situations with a faith in authority they don't have. She's arguably far too trusting.

BUT she also happily leaps in to help a con. She's smart and incisive. She has a big heart. But a wicked sense of humour (the whole button cam thing!)

She's not threatened by Sophie and Nate, recognising the romantic part of her and Nate's relationship is over, but happy to build a new relationship with them both. Reminds Sophie that even when Nate calls her his wife, she calls him her ex.

She's deeply, deeply scarred by her loss but it hasn't made her closed off or bitter.

I totally think we should find out she ended up with Sterling, mind.

[petersolarz]

Untitled © Peter Solarz

[simzart]

[tarragonthedragon]

relistening to wolf 359 with the context of how eiffel was recruited in mind and i'm on his side for everything ever now. he doesn't care how far away he is from earth. he still has rights. he has a right to toothpaste.

[stargoyle]

"This person has a secret onlyfans!" "This artist does NSFW commissions!" "This author writes porn on the side!" I cannot begin to tell you how swag and awesome that is.

[epilepticsaints]

[the-sofa-king-awesome]

the tags on this post do not disappoint

[clleanlliness]

life is better when you're not malnourished btw

[milowing]

lex luthor's hatred of superman is entirely based in selfishness and ego. superman has what lex wants, no, deserves, and it makes him mad. he can't understand that superman is genuinely good, is helping people for the sake of it, because he can't do that. so superman must be up to something, and what better reason to make everyone love you than to take over the world?

in superman (1987) #2 lex investigates the connection between clark kent and superman, hires scientists to create a program to find it out, gathers evidence, and when he asks the machine, it tells him the truth. superman is clark kent. and yet, lex can not believe it. it's broken, it didn't work, because no being as powerful as superman would ever choose to act human. and he thinks this because he would, could never do so. although he casts superman as different, alien, other, he can not imagine a world in which superman isn't exactly like him, and doesn't want exactly what he wants. that's why he hates superman, because he can't fathom that not everyone is like him.

[helenvaughans]

the thing is that everyone does actually want the skill set that comes with a humanities degree but a) they refuse to acknowledge that actual WORK goes into acquiring those skills and b) they want to do it all without actually reading a book