my dream is to create a brand of pads and tampons called “THERE WILL BE BLOOD” that’s non gender specific and is all black and red and the ads are just death metal and like everyone who menstruates just mudwrestling in blood and and punching republicans and everyone is all different races and sizes and ages some people have body hair and some people don’t and it just ends with the words “BECAUSE YOU’RE A BAD ASS MOTHERFUCKER”
Please.
(Source: wheretheoscarwildethingsare, via trickster-princess)
“It’s ok to objectify guys, they’re guys, they don’t care.”
“Guys can’t get raped, they never don’t want sex.”
“Men should be the ones to do the asking.”“Men should always pay on a date.”
“It’s okay for me to be sexually attracted to watching two gay men have sex, but not for men to be attracted to lesbians.”
“It’s impossible for men to be victims of domestic violence, they’re bigger and stronger than women!”
“Sexual predators are always men.”
(via trickster-princess)
A new book telling the story of 15 lesbians, living in South Africa This girls explain their story, their rape, the insults but also their happiness.
Pictures and testimony of Zanele Muholi.
(Source: popinlezzgirl, via feministsuperpowers)
cvxn:
GPOY
Reblogging for a friend.
Ending my “No more ‘Keep Calm’ riffs” moratorium because this t-shirt is basically my life in clothing form.
(via trickster-princess)
“start a revolution, stop hating your body!”
oh thanks it’s totally that easy wow thank you
(via cuntofdoom)
- don’t expect it of us. like, this is a given, absolutely, but between partners with varying experiences and sex drives… this has been a constant struggle for me in relationships. every person i’ve been in a relationship with could never fully reconcile…
(Source: petitsirena)
- know they’re problematic
- know why they’re problematic
- don’t dismiss people’s feelings/dissatisfaction with them
- don’t silence people when they’re talking about the problems in your media, because your enjoyment is not more important than that…
(via all-about-male-privilege)
Corset
1890
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Unlike the majority of corsets from this gift, this corset fully covers the bust. Because of this, it is most likely a design for a young woman, perhaps a teenager making her first steps into womanhood. The corset itself is minimally boned, allowing ease of movement, and the straps provide additional support.”
I’m not angry or upset about anything in particular at the moment, but I thought I’d take a little time to write something out that had been bugging me about allies. It’s certainly not all-encompassing or totally comprehensive, but I hope it’s something I’ve been…
