#and have a talk about girlhood
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apomaro-mellow · 10 months ago
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hey actually, character swap where Nancy goes to Cali to be w/Jonathan for spring break and Mike stays in Hawkins
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i-like-forcefem · 1 month ago
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Being a Forcefem hacker really got so easy since July
Back in my day we had to take over their YouTube account, make it push femboy videos, push TG comics on their twitters, make them win Guilty Gear give always, put Blahaj’s in their carts when shopping for furniture, make up tutorials, cosplay guides, so so much effort for just one cute girl
Now all I do is take over the pc, put on “I watched the TV glow” and it does the rest
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mintaikk · 3 months ago
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You don't realize how much sexual harassment fucked you up until your in dance class and the girl fixing your dress asks permission to touch you and you almost cry bcuz you're not used to people doing that
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huellitaa · 2 months ago
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for the dipshits and the disorderly
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cxndiedvi0lets · 3 months ago
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Me defensively claiming I have no interest in romance:
Them pulling these mfs from me:
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redribbonsandblood · 7 months ago
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AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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bybdolan · 5 months ago
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there is something so so special about hearing a song that you have loved for years live ....
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v-207 · 7 days ago
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i despise my friends
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youngestdaughtersyndrome · 1 year ago
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Really glad to see so many of my mutuals hating on the word girlhood. Welcome ..... ive been here the whole time
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impossible-rat-babies · 2 months ago
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freaking like. eshka is getting into gender stuff that’s like. hmmmm this is really uhhhh Close and Personal huh
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fitzrove · 10 months ago
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Rant in the tags... I am insufferable
#i keep watching video essays that annoy me.....#largely about like idk 'girlhood' 💀#and they never make sense or come across as relatable because smth like loneliness or relationship drama or identity for women is ALWAYS#connected to relationship history with men 💀#and h*terosexuality is treated as an universal aspect of womanhood#this also makes many stories unrelatable to me. a man existing is not a crime but stories saying smth deep about womanhood through how women#feel about men makes it alienating when you don't see the world that way#also idk some video essays are just soo pretentious and the person talking obviously doesnt know enough abt the topic#this doesnt only go for 'girlhood' type essays btw it also goes for the stuff i watch about minecraft and ts2 etc (yeah...) 😂💀#anyway yeah where is the essay about the universal girl experience of wanting to be crown prince rudolf (JOKING)#no but the thing is... watching dune made me realise... ppl never let a girl be a hero in blockbusters IN THE SAME WAY men get to be#st*r w*rs tried but the overall plot failed in many parts & people couldnt be normal abt it#idk i do think its because of how sex and romance are treated way differently in women's stories....... women never have those happen#just randomly on the side as things that build her up and somewhat affect the hero's journey - it often becomes About The Man#(because often it is a man)#idk#where's girl p*ul atr*ides. where's girl j*sus. where's girl crown prince rudolf#(in my fanfics.... that last one is in my fanfics...)#well just one so far unfortunately 😔
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felicitypdf · 3 months ago
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"Five minutes later, he turned into the corner saloon for his nightly one-and-only drink, in time to hear a man say: '. . .I read when alcohol was invented, the Italians thought it was the big thing they'd been looking for for centuries. The Elixir of Life! Did you know that? 'No.' The bartender's back was turned. 'Sure.' the man went on. 'Distilled wine. Ninth, tenth century. Looked like water. But it burnt. I mean, it not only burnt the mouth and stomach, but you could set it on fire. So they thought they'd mixed water and fire. Fire-water, the Elixir Vitae, by God. Maybe they weren't so far wrong thinking it was the Cure-all, the thing that worked miracles. Have a drink!?' 'I don't need it,' said Halloway. 'But someone inside me does.' 'Who?' The boy I once was, thought Halloway, who runs like the leaves down the sidewalk autumn nights. But he couldn't say that. So he drank, eyes shut, listening to hear if that thing inside turned over again, rustling in the deep bons that were stacked for burning but never burned."
Ray Bradbury, Something Wicked This Way Comes
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tentotea · 2 years ago
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thinking about how jackie taylor’s biggest flaw is that she‘a a teenage girl
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urimaginarygirlfriend · 5 months ago
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i want to be ginger so bad but it looks terrible on my skintone so i guess i'll just get bangs instead
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nocturnalpetals · 5 months ago
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i wish i were a girl, i wish i could be comfortable with being afab and go be she/her but instead im some loser agender
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area51-escapee · 6 months ago
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Sometimes I still feel like I was just some kind of. Failed woman. I know that I’m a man and I know that other people don’t see me as a man, but I also don’t feel like they see me as a woman per say. Not to say they’re interpreting me as nonbinary or androgynous or something but rather I simply don’t qualify as male or female in their eyes. Other trans men and nonbinary people talk about their connections to womanhood, their significant bonds with women based on experiences that people perceived as women share, and I’ve always felt. Outside of that. Like I’ve been denied access to girlhood/womanhood even when I was a girl, even at my most feminine, I was always doing it wrong somehow, my gender performance always had to be evaluated, critiqued, corrected by people I did not ask. I tried my best but I could never get it right and because I still don’t perform either gender in the expected way I’m denied being treated as either gender, I’m denied being even acknowledged most of the time. It feels strange. It’s easy to say it never worked out because I was always meant to grow up to be a man. But it doesn’t explain why I can’t even relate to other transmen with these experiences.
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