Wolf

[thewolfinsideyou]

[op-la]

close to your heart

[sillystigmata]

[m1ke-png]

Pre-vampirism Armand/Arun

[lighthouseweeper]

[userparamore]

SINNERS 2025 | dir. Ryan Coogler

[tio-trile]

Something something vampires have no reflection so he can't even try to see his brother's face anymore when he looks into the mirror

[rylandsgrace]

Sinners (2025) dir. Ryan Coogler

[uhtredragnarsons-archive]

“Anything I ever did for you, I did for my own heart.”

[depsidase]

[depsidase]

[theconcealedweapon]

[ruinedchildhood]

[roaldamundsen]

this heat is crazy

[roaldamundsen]

can't say shit on this app

[depsidase]

[pitbolshevik]

it's amazing how if you just murder people on your own most people will agree that that's wrong but if you sign up to murder people overseas for the government you have like hundreds of people coming out of the woodwork like "pleeeease be nice to him 🥺 he was just a newborn baby who only enlisted to pay for college. pleeeease don't make fun of him, he is zero years old. he didn't know any better :( despite logging 10,437 hours in call of duty he was somehow completely unaware that the military kills people. he was poor also."

[pitbolshevik]

anyway happy memorial day. fuck the military and anyone who has served in it. i have more respect for a common murderer than i do for anyone who takes up arms for this dogshit country

[midnightssea]

Excluding the crucial fact that office jobs pay you an income….if staying home to raise children and do chores and bake bread was really so much easier and more joyful than working in an office on some objective level, why aren’t men doing it? Why aren’t they chomping at the bit to be ~leisurely house husbands~ to a working wife? Why aren’t they stepping up to depend solely on someone else’s income in exchange for round-the-clock domestic labor, if it’s really as blissful and their propaganda suggests? Curious.

[midnightssea]

Thank you! This is such an important reminder.

[penrosesun]

Also, while office work can absolutely be soul-crushing and exploitive, please never forget that long before women could have their own bank accounts and could sue for employment discrimination, women were also fighting against this:

Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire - Wikipedia

The notion that women didn't meaningfully work outside of the home before the 60s is weird and sexist, but it is also classist as fuck.

Women have always been in the workplace. Women often worked jobs that were extremely dangerous, where they were horrifically taken advantage of – not only because they were women, but also because an awful lot of them were factory workers. The image that people have of women in the early 1900s happily staying home to nurture children is a fiction that only makes sense if you completely forget about the existence of poor people.

Like, I'm sorry, but "Why on earth would women fight for the right to work at this depressing white collar job?" is a completely deranged question to ask when you consider that women also had to actively fight to not be locked into sweatshops and literally burned alive.