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videos of wild boars running makes me yearn so deeply
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When i was little, i wanted to be a princess. A princess, not a queen. Queens were evil to my little self. They were jealous and power-hungry, greedy and why wasn’t i taught that being queen was good? All queens were dead or evil, leaving their petite princess counterparts to imprint on me. I’m probably not making much sense but it had been on my mind for a while now
#that's interesting actually....#but personally I can never relate to these stories of wanting to be a princess and a child#in my childhood we used the word princess as an insult#it was never good or desirable to be called princess#it basically meant that you are spoiled and coddled and nobody likes you#probably smth left over from the soviet union - we didn't have any princess fairytales even; except the “princess on a pea”#in which the princess is shown to be so sheltered that she can feel a small pea through all her 12 matrasses#not going anywhere with this it's just interesting#we also had an insult “baba yaga” - which corresponds well with the demonization of older women
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Majestic garden Fox enjoys Zoomies in the Snow
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some more camellias! I painted this one with india inks, and I love working with them! They look so nice and glossy in real life.
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I do my readings on the history of labour in the early industrial period. I see that the majority of factory workers were women, because they could do the same work as men but for less money, while being less valuable to families and therefore easier to buy. I see that there were also women working in mines, and women who remained in farming communities were doing the physical labour of farm work as well as the production of a family's market goods -- the breadwinning. I see that women started industrial action and strikes, that in places like Japan they were significantly responsible for the national economy, since exports like textiles were produced by an 80%+ female workforce. I see that these women worked over 12 hour days, every single day, while in many cases being legally imprisoned on the factory premises.
And then I have a break and I look on social media and I see someone saying that men are the ones who do ~all the hard physical work~ that women are implicitly unable to do, and this is why those jobs are called "blue jobs".
There is so much fucking information in the world about how everything actually works, and it's so accessible. Immediately accepting as true any random gender essentialist phrase you hear on Tiktok is a completely, very easily avoidable way of making yourself look like an utter fucking moron.
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Swedes upgraded the concept of the bloc voting to the next level and voted for their neighbors in their own national selection
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the most unrealistic part of young royals is that nobody is talking about melodifestivalen in s2
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compilation
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förra året skicka vi norge, nu skickar vi finland, nästa år…danmark???
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ok det tog mig 3 timmar på instagram men jag desperat behövde se dem säga det här igen och så hittade jag äntligen videon:
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älskar petra 🫶 älskar pontare-covers 🫶 men eurovision-gaysen är inte bara män 🫶 varför var också båda covernsen exklusivt om män 🫶 på international womens day också 🫶💔💔💔
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#people were voting for him but the song was so about nothing#beautiful people that change the world.. REVOLUTION OHHHHH#ugh#it's love love peace peace again
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https://fb.watch/mjDHL25iin/?mibextid=Nif5oz
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