#HEStory

[fromsiberia]

That’s the place I would move to any given second. It’s great. It’s almost perfect. Has anyone photos of this place under the rain or in any bad weather?

In Hound of the Baskervilles Watson describes Dartmoor as being this messy swooping landscape filled with swampy potholes and giant jagged outcroppings and an entire freaking ruined Bronze Age village just sitting in the middle of everything.

And me being an expert on England, I'm like, okay, Doyle, it's a lumpy moor. We get it. You can settle down making it all unnervingly creepy to enhance the story. To prove myself right I Googled some photos of it.

What I have learned tonight is

1) I don't have any idea what the hell I'm talking about, and

2) Yeah okay a giant demon dog probably lives out here at night LOCK THE DAMN WINDOWS WATSON

[small-boy78]

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[blorbocedes]

NINE CONSECUTIVE WINS LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOO REDBULL HESTORY

[i-am-a-fucking-nerd]

Pronouns hestory/himstory/history. For a misogynist that loves the past. Is that anything

[anon-e-has-a-tmblr]

I guess the best approach would be looking at our closest relatives, both in ethnicity and religion: the samaritans. Ignoring recent history that caused them to be less than 1000 people world wide, they are a religious ethnicity with no major exiles like we had (at least, not to the degree we had them), and as far as I know - samaritan culture and tradition is very similar to the jewish one, with some differences that are easily googleble(? Is that even a word lol).

Now. I'm no samaritan, and I have never had a chance to speak to one. But there are a handful of reasources online regarding samaritans, so you could search there.

By looking at the samaritans, you avoid the alternate brainstorming exercise of "what if jews were never exiled" or "what if wakanda/jewkanda was the jewish promised land" or anything similar. After all, it is a fictional state in a fictional world, so you could use that.

Alternatively, you could use older versions of judaism as your inspiration, either 2nd temple judaism or even iron age israelite/judean traditions, whatever floats your boat. Here though, academic papers in hestory, judaism and archeology of the levant are your best source for information about how we think the jewish/levantine tradition was during those times. So it's a subject for your interpritaion and understanding of the currently availible data.

Hello fellow Jumblr peoples

I have a question for you. Answer in the reblogs/comments!

If there were a Judeofuturist Nation (AKA Jewish version of Wakanda, Jewkanda....) How would it work? Where would it be located? Why or When was it created? What would society be like there? What are the people like?

... im totally not debating writing a short (or long form) story about it... totally not... (👀 ✡️)

EVEN IF YOU HAVE NO IDEAS, REBLOG FOR MORE INTERACTION PLS 🙏🙏🙏

[simmingsorah]

Sim Nook Discord

Hi everyone!

@erosims and I would like to announce our new storytelling Discord server!

Sim Nook

Both of us will be posting our stories there for the foreseeable future. Negativity will be booted but otherwise all are welcome.

What that means for my stories:

Updates will be posted on Discord casually as I finish posts

Once a chapter is finished, it will be posted to Tumblr

Thanks everyone! We hope to see you there!

[feminismisfor]

📕LA CREACIÓN DEL PATRIARCADO 👉GERDA LERNER

#LeeFeminismo

La discusión en torno al patriarcado no ha dejado de estar presente en la historiografía y en el feminismo en las últimas décadas. Sin embargo, no existe consenso en el pensamiento feminista a la hora de dotar de centralidad al patriarcado en la estructura y organización social capitalista. ¿Hasta qué punto el patriarcado atraviesa el orden actual? ¿En torno a qué parámetros se produjo esta institucionalización, que comenzó en la familia y se extendió al resto de la sociedad? Gerda Lerner realiza un acercamiento a la Antigua Mesopotamia a través de fuentes primarias. Deja de lado la victimización de las mujeres, así como el mito del matriarcado, para afrontar un análisis que nos lleva a otras preguntas.Consigue, así mismo, dar la centralidad que se suele negar a los discursos históricos a la hora de pensar el momento actual. Por todo esto, La creación del patriarcado es un libro referencial para construir parámetros históricos que nos permitan entender la realidad de manera compleja.

https://www.schooloffeminism.org/libros

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[small-boy78]

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[bisexualhobi]

oh hell yeah snsd paved the way yeah they really did bro they really did. like i know a lot of people came here in 2017 or during quarantine, so let me tell you how things were in 2008. i know that boa and tvxq started it in japan but i lived in the SEA, and it was the mostly the second gens that started it here. back in elementary school where no one actually knows kpop and suddenly, suddenly they all did. initially there was a resistence and dismissive responses, such as why are they wearing such short pants, why are the dances so meaningless (in my culture a dance HAS to have meaning so it took a while until people are accustomed to that), but it was not that long, those 2nd gen sound has such an addictive quality that i think is vital to make people not care about anything else.

it was gee that personally started the hallyu wave in my school. over recess we were begging our teachers to let us play the music in the computer, and after that we just jamming to it and learned the dance in the class. after that there's other snsd tracks like genie and oh! and run devil run, also we started to listen to other groups as well, this "multis aren't true fan" bullshit is nonexistent, almost. there were bigbang and wonder girls and 2ne1 and shinee (+ a lot of people here know shinee and ss501 after boys over flowers, that drama was a major hit, i'm telling you). i remember the boys really loving 2pm's hands up and just jumping and popping on it in the hallway. literally no one knows what are they singing but it slaps, and who cares anyway if we don't understand, we listened to english songs without a clue, too. when a comeback happen one of the friends with internet at home will Inform the class so others could check it out. i read sunday newspapers religiously too so i won't miss a comeback, even if i have to wait for two weeks for a school work that requires visiting internet cafe to finally check the mv. we did so without shame too, i guess not too much stupid things has happened.

around 2012 and 2013 people were a lot more welcoming about kpop groups, and a new wave of groups came up, there were exo and bap and yes, bts. the grip 2nd gen has is really strong, though, around these year snsd also came to my country and outsold some 10000+ ticket for one night. i have a whole meltdown about not getting to see them.

bts went over here as early as mid or late 2013.. i think. i remember someone scribbling "2 kool 4 skool" badge on a school table and asking my friend how the fuck did "bulletproof scoutboys" become "bts" in 7th grade. so like... to the (especilly white) btspoppers, your boys have always been popular, lol. you don't elevate them or shit. they don't need saving. instead they have to dumb themselves down so they could penetrate your thick caucasian skulls. and they don't start shit here. snsd and other 2nd gens did. thing would be a lot more difficult for them without snsd doing the introduction and heavy lifting. but of course, asiawide accolades means nothing, right? of course any asian group needs Enlightened White People approval to truly be seen as popular -_- sorry for the rant i'm really upset with how armys behave towards snsd lately. like know HESTORY, dammit. i have never seen so many people being proud of not knowing a fundamental group? honestly if anyone said "i've never heard about them" about say, snsd and bigbang, that's just makes me not going to take their opinion seriously, lol. ah, here comes the newbie sprouting opinions after knowing one album of one group. better leave them alone.

me reading this whole message... anon thank you so much I had the loveliest time reading it bc you are SO right. and it's really interesting to read your perspective as an SEA resident of what kpop looked like back then.

"instead they have to dumb themselves down to penetrate your thick caucasian skulls. and they didn't start shit here. snsd and 2nd gens did. things would have been a lot more difficult for them without snsd doing the introduction and heavy lifting. but of course asian accolades mean nothing right?" THAT PART. mic drop