The Chelby

Hello! I'm The Chelby. Thanks for watching ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[no-gods-no-masters-tshirts]

[thechelby]

[queerism1969]

[klassicknight]

[pppeonies]

A CRIME WITH A FINE IS ONLY A CRIME FOR THE POOR

[doechiis]

it’s just fucking SICK how white men can show up to public buildings with guns and police just stand and stare ... white women will scream at minorities and protest for their rights to get haircuts and police won’t do anything ... but say that black people should be treated like people and fucking tear gas and rubber bullets come out. when people say black lives matter, it’s a reminder because police keep acting like black lives are meaningless. every fucking day.

[academiabutmakeitdiverse]

[lit-described]

(image description: text in a handwritten font that reads:

"Black lives matter.

Black trans lives matter.

Black children matter.

Black love matters.

Black mental health matters.

Black art matters.

Black dreams matter.

Black futures matter". end id)

[southernsideofme-deactivated201]

[might-be-a-gliscor]

[sunflorally]

your relationship doesn’t have to be toxic to be a bad one. it can be unfulfilling, exhausting, loveless. and someone doesn’t have to be terrible to you for you to leave them. if you aren’t primarily happy in your relationship, you have a valid reason to not be in it. don’t beat yourself up because your situation “could be worse.” if it isn’t what you want, you don’t have to stay in it.

[gemstonedgoddess-deactivated202]

This is great advice for all kinds of relationships.

[borderlinepdfeels]

[misscherrylikesthediscourse]

You know who literally rapes for a living? The cops who arrest full service sex workers in police sting operations. 

[donanananana-deactivated2018012]

Cops have sex with these women before they arrest them? I don’t mean to sound naive but I didn’t realize this was common

[misscherrylikesthediscourse]

First of all, it’s not sex, it’s rape. Call it what it is.

Second of all, yes it’s incredibly common, so is extorting sex and money from sex workers in exchange for not arresting them. In countries where prostitution is criminalised, workers overwhelmingly name police officers as their number one abusers, beating clients by a long shot. 

Here’s a very informative youtube video on the way police harass and racially profile women, both sex workers and civilians, under the guise of prostitution-related offenses. 

Here’s a wonderful post listing a few of the many ways in which police officers in the US exploit, traffick, rape and rob sex workers while on the job, on the clock, and getting paid by a government that has forsaken both consensual adult sex workers and victims of trafficking. 

Cops specifically target sex workers as a vulnerable demographic that “can’t be raped”, has to fear criminal persecution when coming forward, and is a group made up of mostly marginalised people. They know what they are doing. 

[kneadmisha-deactivated20190311]

This happened to me in Toronto where the police were arresting me, man handled me (left a bruise in my arm for weeks) then started joking around about “going upstairs to my room” “having some drink in the patrol car” “would you suck both of us off” etc etc

It was fucking traumatising as fuck

[misscherrylikesthediscourse]

Thank you for sharing your experience on this. Cops are not the good guys, and they do NOT want to help sex workers, they will use any and all laws against sex work to exploit and violate us.

[time-for-maps]

this changes everything oh my god

[rosswoodpark]

do you understand why it trips me out that people can drive 45 minutes and be in aNOTHER COUNTRY? I drive for 45 minutes and im like

a city over 

[isaia]

I live in “Italy” and took a day trip to go to “Austria” and “Germany”

[filth-and-abscess-deactivated20]

 #it is literally impossible to leave texas #you will be in texas #FOREVER

[whitepajamas]

Chums, that’s sweet, and all, but Australia just ate Texas for breakfast. 

[quietcarriage]

If you drive for 45 minutes in Australia you aren’t a city over, you’re just 45 minutes away from the city.

[buginateacup]

If you drive for 45 minutes in Australia you may not even leave the cattle station.

[cookie-sheet-toboggan]

If you drive for 45 minutes in Canada you may not even leave your driveway.

[no1hotmullyfan]

If I drive 45 minutes in the us I’m just at another mcdonalds

[slowspinningredemption]

If I drive for 45 minutes in Northern Ireland I’m 10 minutes into the sea.

[mattg124]

I can’t drive. 

[clotpolesonly]

[laughingsquid]

Wayward Bear Rings Video Doorbell of Florida Home

[ngalitzine]

Schitt’s Creek — “The Drip” (2015)

[whitepeopletwitter]

[dyke-supreme]

It’s always girl power why not woman power

[pussypoliticks-blog]

girl power isn’t as threatening

[rabbitheads]

let’s start saying boy power and woman power. And I’m not joking about this. This is becoming a thing in Korea.

People recognized this ‘Man-girl'thing roughly during 2018 Olympics (or before that. I’m not sure tho…) when our fully grown female champions were refered to as ‘Girl Power! Beauty with medals! Golden fairy!’ on media headlines whereas male champions(even the mi nors) were titled as ‘King, Emperor, God’.

Some of us pointed it out and now we just refer to grown men as boys. Like policemen? police boy. Businessman? Business boy. That congressman? he’s a congress boy now.

And it became even more clear that this girl thing was belittling women and their power.

[girlsfrommars]

I’ve always felt weird about women over the age of 25 referring to themselves as girls. Would you call a 25 year old male a boy too?

[sweetener]