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#touhou #yuuka kazami #kazami yuuka #風見幽香 #frolicking in the fields

escuerzoresucitado

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astarabadifan1

Why did the word LARP ever get mainstream. Mfs are using it to mean NOT "You are pretending to be a fan of my favorite thing", which is valid and an actual phenomenon although deserves to be called 'being a poser', but "You don't enjoy this game/movie/band/whatever the fuck in the same way I do. You only like new installments and not old installments (or vice versa)". ???

#have we forgotten how to call a poser a poser #reblog

petaltexturedskies

Virginia Woolf, in a letter to Edward Sackville-West, written c. September 1926, from The letters of Virginia Woolf : Vol. III, 1923-1928

#virginia woolf

meta28050

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#meta and eve my problematic faves...#evilious #eve zvezda #meta salmhofer

enba-and-luka

ferrisaircraftian

[ID: Tweet by @/NateB_Panic with an excerpt attached that reads, "Rape followed by the murder of Vietnamese women was so common that US soldiers had a special term for it: double veteran." Fuck July 4th and fuck America."

The excerpt reads, "Rape of Vietnamese women by US troops "took place on such a large scale that many veterans considered it standard operating procedure." It was "systematic and collective"; an "unofficial military policy". One soldier termed it a "mass military policy." Indeed, rape followed by murder of Vietnamese women was "so common that American soldiers had a special term for the soldiers who committed the acts in conjunction: a double veteran". Examples of soldier testimony regarding rape include: "…they raped the girl, and then, the last man to make love to her, shot her in the head." End ID]

starlitbeetle

Source of excerpted text: Robert J. Barsocchini, "American Rape of Vietnamese Women was Considered 'Standard Operating Procedure'" (Link)

#cw sexual violence #vietnam

lesbiantenets

“Young lesbians do not experience sexism and homophobia as separate events; instead, the two forms of harassment are mutually reinforcing. It is simply impermissible, according to rigid rules of social behavior, for girls to reject boys. It is an unforgivable transgression for girls to “compete” with boys for the attention of other girls. Thus lesbians, and particularly lesbians who identify as or are perceived to be “butch,” are punished for violating gender norms and because of their sexual orientation. There is a perception that lesbians who are “femme” are punished less by their peers, largely because the harassment takes the form of boys wanting to “watch” and then “join” the girls. Girls perceive this harassment not only as an invasion of their privacy but also as an implicit threat of sexual violence. When adults downplay or ignore this type of harassment, they are downplaying the harassment as merely an expression of desire rather than a threat of violence.”

— Hatred in the Hallways: Violence and Discrimination Against Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Students in U.S. Schools (via optais-amme)

#yeah