(Source: lowinterest, via liamdryden)
AHAHAHA NOT QUITE, OP, NOT QUITE
FUCKING NAILED IT
(Source: flowers-for-mr-ukki, via fandomsandfeminism)
i marked this broken fan so i could set it in the hallway and one of us would remember to throw it away tomorrow but i immediately got really sad because it makes it look like it absolutely hates itself
(Source: itsvondell, via cynicismandhappiness-deactivate)
by densha-otoko
i dont usually reblog a cosplay but when i do its amazing!!
I honestly thought this was a screencap for a second. Bra-freaking-vo!
W
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where do i get one of these
wait.. this is cosplay??
(via neishwaaaa)
Representation Visualization: Time to Wash Those Men Right out of our Hair
Mainly reblogging for the prime Broadway reference from the blogger who wrote this caption ^^^^
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“I didn’t mean to have you!”
I REALLY WANT TO DO THIS BUT IT MIGHT KILL MY MOTHER OMFG
I’m doing this.
(Source: comedycentral, via neishwaaaa)
As a kid I didn’t know how to feel about this scene. I still don’t.
(Source: screamtrilogy, via neishwaaaa)
I sometimes feel offended by American stereotypes, but then I remember that we had a nationwide panic when they stopped making Twinkies.
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"It’s a monumental overask to expect women to be gentle with the egos of men who only feigned friendship in order to get laid."
— No One is Entitled to Sex: Why We Should Mock the Nice Guys of OkCupid (via peachersen)
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(Source: not-a-robbery, via lacigreen)
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If you think that the nice guy ranting only happens on the internet, you’ve never had to deal with your thoroughly drunken friend shouting about how no girls would go out with a nice guy like him, even though he’s surrounded by single women he ignores because they aren’t attractive enough for him.
If you think guys getting pissy and escalating matters because you told people to stop making sex jokes is a feature of the internet, well, you’ve never asked anyone to stop making jokes that make you uncomfortable.
If you think that inappropriate comments and requests for sex are an internet thing, you’ve never tried to stop a coworker or boss from hitting on you repeatedly, or a head of security, or the guy at the convenience store across the street.
If you think that being shouted at and asked to show people your tits just because you present as a woman only happens in chat rooms and online games, you’ve never walked past a frat house, or, unfortunately, through the main thoroughfares of either university I’ve attended.
If you think unasked for commentary on a woman’s looks only happens because girls post pictures on internet forums (which probably means they’re asking for it), you’ve never been at a bus stop, or the city square, or a mall, or… well, anywhere, really.
If you think insecure men trying to drive women out of activism only happens in online male-dominated communities, you’ve never paid attention politics. Or Fox. Or CNN, sadly.
If you think the reaction to rape victims is bad on twitter, try sharing that experience in person. Or try even standing up for a rape victim. Count how many minutes until someone points out “but men can be falsely accused! The woman just changed her mind! You just can’t believe those drunk *insert varying level of insulting reference to gender*!”
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It’s Not Just the Internet. It Never Has Been.
(via loveyourrebellion)
(Source: loveyourrebellion, via fandomsandfeminism)
So today Angelina Jolie had double mastectomy, which is the removal of one’s breasts, to prevent Breast cancer. So instead of praising Angelina on her bravery, men on Twitter decided to ridicule her, even calling her stupid for removing her breasts. For those of you on Tumblr that are attacking Feminists about being delusional about sexism against women and misogyny here’s your fucking proof that sexism and misogyny exists.
Something interesting that I want to note
This morning, my local news station (i’m in Utah) ran this story, basically saying that Angie cut off her boobs voluntarily. That was it. Not ten minutes later, the national news came on and explained that she had an 87% chance of getting breast cancer, so she opted for a preventional double-mastectomy. So, obviously, they gave out more of the story nationally. The crazy thing is, my local news station has a news anchor that LITERALLY JUST went through chemo because of HER breast cancer, yet they somehow didn’t feel this was an important aspect to the story.
(via fandomsandfeminism)
"I do not feel any less of a woman. I feel empowered that I made a strong choice that in no way diminishes my femininity."
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Angelina Jolie goes public about her double mastectomy, explaining how women’s health issues don’t affect womanhood. Read it. (via think-progress)
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