whatup fUckers

hi im leah im 21 and this is a mess 

[doctorguilty]

I’m really grossed out by the Elsa-faced Disney dragon and I know everyone is using httyd as an example of better dragon designs but what comes to mind for me is that.. you totally CAN make a Feminine ™ dragon that still looks good and dragon-y,

[bogleech]

Responses are kinda missing the point being made here… It isnt wrong to have a female dragon with eyelashes and makeup, but that if you do want a dragon to be “cartoon feminine” it can still also look like a dragon and not a stretched out elsa. Disney makes every female protagonist look like Elsa and now even a nonhuman and it just looks bad. Shrek dragon has makeup but didn’t sacrifice any scary cool reptile aspects in the process. This isnt even an overdone trope; I can only recall a couple other dragons like her.

[zackisontumblr]

please...

[earthdad]

am i sucking titties right now? no. should i be? most definitely

[lesbianrey]

john boyega being honest about the racism of disney star wars in his GQ cover story is so important and unbelievably brave for him to do. disney could easily blacklist him for his comments and have done so to others over less- we gotta make sure we support him, his career, and message as much as possible. he could potentially get so much industry retaliation from speaking truth to power like this

FUCK the mouse and fuck how they treated john boyega- it is racism. believe him and don’t be quiet about it.

[woolay]

Losing my MIND at this reply from my dentist office I thought these were a bot

[wowzanator]

[cyelatm]

[phoebedynevors]

We’re too intense. Don’t you ever feel that? It’s like….. I hate you, but I hate when you’re not around. I get jealous when someone else is talking to you. Sometimes I stare at my phone for hours just waiting for you to text me. When you walk into the room my stomach does somersaults.

[villanellas]

get even (2020) - you’re the most beautiful girl i’ve ever seen

[qualidude]

[lovelysuggestion]

each time I tell you those three words I mean them more and more

[jimmybuffetsmargaritaville]

I eat bugs

[grebcomics]

Baby drink for free 

[nicosdisangelic]

New Republican ad came out today which gave me the best reaction image I’ve ever seen.

[evermxore]

Olivia & Amber - Get Even

[cannibal-rainbow]

Not shaving and not wearing make up are literally nonbehaviors. They’re a complete lack of action. But doing nothing is considered masculine because women are not allowed to just be. this goes double for trans women.

[cannibal-rainbow]

reblog this version because transmisogynists don’t know how to fuck off.

[coolyo294]

scientist voice: today i will be a dick to this cricket 

[onion-souls]

The phrase “exposed to this spider torment” will haunt me

[ventela1]

People in the notes have entirely misunderstood the point of this experiment and what it entails.

It’s not “proving that crickets can be traumatized”. It’s proving that *animals can genetically pass on the stress that a dangerous situation causes, and the offspring will instinctually respond to the same situation without ever having personally experienced it.*

And that’s a big deal for many things, including human psychology.

When Nazis invaded The Netherlands, local Dutch peoples were under extreme emotional and physical duress. The Nazi army took their food for the soldiers, starving the population. They patrolled the streets and harshly reinforced their new laws. Existence was horrible and some parents had to give their children away to wealthier families because they couldn’t feed them anymore. This event is known as the Hongerwinter, or Dutch Famine.

One generation later, the children of mothers who were pregnant at the time of the famine have been proven to exhibit intense reactions to stress, and heightened fight or flight responses. They also experience more obesity because their bodies are prepared for starvation.

Some of these children were never personally exposed to the famine. Their mothers gave birth after conditions had improved, or even after moving to another country. But the effects are there, and those people are now adults who can recognize this and attest that they didn’t experience something else traumatic during childhood. It was passed on in the womb.

You can read about it here: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nytimes.com/2018/01/31/science/dutch-famine-genes.amp.html

The Famine Ended 70 Years Ago, but Dutch Genes Still Bear Scars

Babies born during the Dutch Hunger Winter became adults with higher rates of health problems. Now researchers may have found the genetic sw

This is called epigenetics. It’s essential to understanding how the human brain and body works. That our responses to stress can be passed on genetically. That it can show up in how we look physically, our physical health, our mental responses, our instinctual reactions. It’s especially important for people who are in therapy and need to understand *why* they act a certain way before they can actually work on it.

So no, this experiment wasn’t “haha let’s torment a cricket”. I’m not going to argue the potential cruelty of the experiment with people. I just want you to understand what it actually all MEANS.

[melancholieanger]

Reblogging for that last comment!

[cyelatm]

[chananass-deactivated20210408]

leftist goyim: don’t talk over marginalized groups and listen to them when they say something you do or say is racist

also leftist goyim: lmao jewish people really need to stop pulling the antisemitism card every time we say something abt them they don’t like