Enemy Birds

peace-be-dreams:

nevertakesamsfashionadvice:

therothwoman:

that is fuckin animated rain what the hell

this is miyazaki rain, which means that every frame was hand-drawn

This is art,

nevertakesamsfashionadvice:

therothwoman:

that is fuckin animated rain what the hell

this is miyazaki rain, which means that every frame was hand-drawn

This is art,

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strawberreli:

richwhitelesbian:

i mean you COULD blog about feminism, or you could enjoy the web as it was originally intended: to share military codes and messages 2 help win the cold war

my dash is gold today

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rnortal:

similar posts here

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askfemgermania:

sixthoncomingsassystorm:

tsukkuyomikokuryuu:

acethedragonridingtimelady:

dimensionsintime:

n0iise:

Classic WHO is so weird

Have you SEEN New Who?

HAVE

YOU

SEEN

CLASSIC

WHO?

(Is it hilarious to anyone else that among all those monsters and weirdness, Six is included just as himself?)

Doctor Who itself is just so weird

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tin-pan-ali:

wildhyaena:

I can’t get over how adorable Jake is. LOOK AT HOW FRIGGIN ADORABLY CUTE HE IS WHEN HE GETS A BATH.

I couldn’t find a share button on Facebook for all of these, so all photos are copyright Bryan Hawn and whoever took them.

hey arc here look

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shikajika:

ive finally found the symbol that fits my gender

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Stfu Assholes: floral-prince: [TW: rape, sexual abuse]As a DMAB victim, I should be...

stfueverything:

floral-prince:

[TW: rape, sexual abuse]

As a DMAB victim, I should be a poster-boy for “men’s rights.” I should be shouting from the rooftops about my experience and the sexualization of young boys, about how it exists outside of the stereotypical “Catholic priest” scenario (and how those scenarios, while they don’t nearly cover the depth and breadth of the issue, are very real as well.) I should be able to talk to men, or even AROUND men, about my experience, about my struggles past and present with it, and receive support. But I’m not, and I can’t.

“Men’s rights” should be about the expectations of men to perform masculinity. To be stoic and kill off the emotional parts of themselves, to be “strong.” It should be about fighting for men’s rights to marry who they want, including other men. It should be about the unique struggles that men of color face, about the culture of crime and the criminal-industrial complex. It should be about lifting up non-binary and trans* men and accepting them. It should be fighting for equal representation of EVERY man. But it’s not, and it doesn’t.

When I would try to talk to men, about this, about anything, I was rejected. I was mocked. I was rejected by man culture because I wouldn’t perform the rites of masculinity. My voice was too high-pitched, my muscles weren’t large enough, I cared about things. I was sensitive. In two words, I was “too feminine.”

Which brings me to my point: “Men’s rights activism” is not pro-men; it is anti-women.

aaaaannd Boom.