#Stella!!

[defiedfate]

we can have 2 stolas//stella relationships here. completely, bitterly, horrendously toxic... or a pair of hurting individuals who are both flawed and were pushed into a marriage before they were old enough to know what the implications of such a union would be, who tried to make the best of it in their own separate ways and in the end it wasn't enough because they were too different of people whose lives and coping mechanisms couldn't come together in any amiable way to allow them to coexist in the same space.

[fairyycoffin]

WONDERFUL WONDERFUL DAY TO YOU!

happy 100 followers aster!! can i request either🌹 or 🦊 (can you tell that i’m highly indecisive), and 🌻?

the celebration post was SO elegantly written btw - hope you have a good one

HI STELLA, thank you!!

🌹

the magical helper who may or may not be able to communicate with nature.

🦊

you remind me of a macchiato, windy days meet messy hair, watercolors, rose quartz and summer rain.

also i really appreciate that <33

[madwoman14]

CINDY!!!! I missed you! 🥺🥰🖤

STELLAAAA I MISSED YOU MORE!!

i took a social media break but i missed you guys so so so much!! how r the cats doing? how are you?? have you made anything cool lately? hope you've been enjoying this summer

[leftoverenvy]

Perfect sweet Stella baby!!!!!! Look at that clean silly sleepy studious girl!! I’m actually on my way to [redacted state] to steal her! There’s nothing you can do about it!

[nifftyisgonnakillu]

LGBT stands for Let’s Get Blitzo Therapy

[psychotrenny]

Really wish I could beat into peoples heads that bigotry in porn is a product of broader social bigotry, not a cause. Misogyny and racism in porn is genuinely very bad but no worse than it would be in any other sort of media. It's not as though it actively rots the viewer's mind; there's nothing inherently "degenerate" to it

[dumpster2001]

Winx Club 💫

[bixels]

fine, me too.

[sixofclovers]

tecna this one goes out to you specifically

[glitzbot]

dancing with the right partner

[aalfierd]

winx enchantix (aka best transformation) 💕

[fizzierolli]

NEW LVL UP PRINT IS EVERYTHING

[wikate]

[milenaas1]

⭐Stella⭐ 3/3

[wombywoo]

more retirement doodles 💕

[psychotrenny]

The thing with 9/11 is that no one cares that much about the death and destruction itself. Buildings fall down and people die all the time, including in the US. Like at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic you had entire 9/11s worth of USamericans dying on a regular basis. If all that damage was caused by an earthquake or faulty building practices or whatever, there wouldn't have been nearly as much fuss about it. It's not as if the insane response from US population was a matter of "two building fall down"

The reason why 9/11 was so upsetting to the US population was their widespread feelings of Imperialist Chauvinism and the subsequent outrage at seeing it so openly and violently defied. The US was at the height of its Imperialist power at the turn of the millennium, a hegemonic superpower that was dominant in some way over more or less the entire world. Whether they'd phrase it in such a way or not, most people in the US were very well aware of this; as far as they were concerned the US was truly the greatest country on the Earth. For some this was a point of pride, for others it was a simple fact of the world. This made them feel secure; bombings and mass killings might happen in those "shithole nations" of the earth but it couldn't happen over there. The US military could wipe entire cities off the map and like maybe that was good, maybe that was unfortunate and maybe it meant nothing at all. Either way that was normal; the violence flowed from the Core to the Periphery.

Until one day it didn't. One day a group of people from that Periphery, from some shithole group of nations, struck back. Now the sorts of destruction they'd seen on TV were happening right outside their window; the US got the smallest taste of the sort of brutality they had long inflicted on the rest of the world. And they did not like that taste at all. The US people as a whole went mad with grief and rage, not at the death of any people but the death of their sense of unquestionable safety and superiority. And the only hope of getting that feeling back was to inflict a revenge so terrible that no one would dare resist or retaliate again.

If bloodshed was how they'd built their empire, only more bloodshed could keep it safe. And this time they didn't even have to feel bad about it. It's not as if the US empire had ever given the world any peace, but now they had the perfect pretense to escalate it to levels not seen in decades. If they talked about this isolated and comparatively limited attack as though it was some great invasion, the US government and its supporters could take all the moral high ground of "self defence" even as they slaughtered impoverished peoples on the other side of the world. So it made sense to treat the 11 September attacks as though they were the greatest tragedy of all time. 9/11 didn't break the US psyche, it just made them express it in a more shameless way. It's not as though genocidal Imperialist violence was anything new to the USA. Afghans were just the new Apaches; the "Middle East" a new "Wild West"