marrymyface:

bisexual guys are assumed to be secretly gay

bisexual girls are assumed to be secretly straight

both are assumed to secretly like men

see what i’m getting at?

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vintage lingerie!
shinyandclear:


Soft Body II 2013

gothlolita:

im Sorry but you two cant get the marriage. the bible said Adam and Eve not matthew and ashley. come back when youve legally changed your names

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"I am inside someone
who hates me."
Amiri Baraka, “An Agony. As Now.” (via larmoyante)

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fyriotgrrrlsfeminism:

Lorraine Binie Kinnear auf We Heart It. http://weheartit.com/entry/52348192/via/lorrainekinnear
misscoco:

sexismandthecity:

Agree

Fuckin PREACH
RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
fuck dumb is never cute thingsss!
I dont want to see them on my dash!
>:( I’m not sorry my intelligence isn’t sexy enough for you. 
astrojhon:

omgz! astropan!
"

The “wives, sisters, daughters” line of argument comes up all the fucking time. President Obama even used it in his State of the Union address this year, saying,

“We know our economy is stronger when our wives, mothers, and daughters can live their lives free from discrimination in the workplace, and free from the fear of domestic violence.”

This device, which Obama has used on more than one occasion, is reductive as hell. It defines women by their relationships to other people, rather than as people themselves. It says that women are only important when they are married to, have given birth to, or have been fathered by other people. It says that women are only important because of who they belong to.

Women are not possessions.

Women are people.

"

The Believer Logger: I am not your wife, sister or daughter 

One of the most incisive responses to some of the rhetoric we’ve been hearing in the wake of the Steubenville rape verdict is this blog post over at The Belle Jar.

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all shall fear me and despair: [tw: eating disorder, bulimia] the problem of always being in recovery...

friendlyangryfeminist:

[tw: eating disorder, bulimia]

the problem of always being in recovery of an eating disorder is how eating disorders are packaged as healthy eating.

after my finals ended I spent five hours researching juice fasts.

five hours! I could’ve been doing literally anything else.

my eating…

my day was going great until I started talking to my dad. 

who, when I was explaining that the parks in Chico are alot safer than the parks in Red Bluff, said that I “just liked the idea of getting raped by a frat boy more than a homeless person”

fuck you dad.

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