Xen he/they 21 @yeedinofan - Tumblr Blog

fun fact sometimes languages sound weird to u because they're not commonly spoken, and sometimes they're not commonly spoken because a concerted effort was made in the past to eradicate them from existence. so. maybe not something to play into.

official-linguistics-post

official linguistics post

anzuhan

miss-bunno-deactivated20250807

limitlesscorrosion

sucantslay

Tsukasa is having time of his life

yume-fanfare

common extremely good performance! the tragicomedy of romeo and juliet moment

kingjaffejoffer

pallidprincess

this has been in my queue since 2017

mishkakagehishka

You go out with narumika and end up just 3rd wheeling them

mishkakagehishka

Also ngl this is adorable

runhen4hell

sorararart

aaaaaaa ohmygod i can’t believe i forgot to post these on tumblr!!! but i still rlly like them uwu these were from Mika’s birthday last December!

liesmyth

Full names and details of every man who was convicted of raping Gisèle Pelicot. The list includes 50 men who could be identified, besides Gisèle's husband, ranging in age from 27 to 74. Among them are a firefighter, a journalist, a nurse, a construction worker, and a prison guard. Most have families of their own, and only about half had previous convictions.

liesmyth

as some people weren't familiar with this case, here is a summary of it. cw rape

Gisèle Pelicot is a 72 year old woman living in Mazan, France. She has 3 children and grandchildren. For a decade, she was systematically drugged and assaulted by her husband Dominique, who invited dozens of men to rape her while he filmed it. This was arranged primarily through a website, and was never reported

Gisèle found out after her husband was caught taking upskirt videos of women in a local supermarket. After the police searched the house and her husband's computer, they found the videos. She didn't recognise herself at first

Gisèle chose to waive the protection of anonymity that French law guarantees to victims of sexual assault because she believed the case would have a bigger reach with her name and story attached to it. Trial proceedings were made public at her request

Gisèle suffered several health issues as a consequence of the drugs and thought at one point she might have brain cancer. She also contracted multiple STDs.

Of the 72 men recorded by Gisèleʼs husband, 51 could be identified. One died of cancer awaiting trial; the other 50 were all convicted this week. Multiple other cases came to light during the investigation, including other rapes, hidden cameras, and possession of child pornography

This case has had a tremendous impact in France and, to a lesser extent, other European countries. It brought to the forefront conversations about rape culture, “unexpected” victims, “respectable” perpetrators and the culture of silence that surrounds sexual assault, and this case has had a tremendous impact in France. That's why I thought it was worth sharing here, and I encourage you to read up on it if you're not familiar, even if it's difficult to stomach.