#listen to As Good a Reason

[surrealist-dreamer]

A reminder that every queer person alive is a kick in the balls to Trump.

[clownowo]

been replaying the Portal series I think this is where its heading

[wombywoo]

retired 🩶

[spacizia]

he’s just a swinging space age bachelor man!!!!

[obsob]

oooooooooough i love you i love you i love you!!!! hand in loving hand !!!!!!

[hinamie]

truth is, I used to dream about boys like you

jjk atla!au with @philosophiums

[cowardlykrow]

“Not my circus, not my monkeys”… Except those are his monkeys and they are the circus

[itsdabatt]

when father says you can get another cat

(FLASH WARNING)

[reasonsforhope]

Legal protection against domestic violence has become widespread

"This chart shows the share of the global population living in countries that criminally sanction domestic violence or provide protection against it. The data comes from the World Bank’s Women, Business and the Law project.

Throughout the decades, the legislation on domestic violence has increased markedly. Until the 1990s, less than 1% of the global population in countries was legally protected from it, with only Canada, Sweden, and Ireland providing such safeguards. And as recently as 20 years ago, 80% of people lived in countries without legal penalties for domestic violence.

But by 2023, this had more than reversed, and 9 in 10 people lived in countries with legal measures to combat domestic violence. This shift highlights an increased recognition around the world that domestic violence is common, especially against women."

-via Our World in Data, September 19, 2024

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Note: This really puts in perspective just how much and how quickly attitudes on domestic and gendered violence are changing. Look at that graph! Look at it!!

Thirty years ago, there was only a single country in the entire world that thought hitting your spouse should be a crime, and had acted on that. (It was Ireland, go Ireland.) That is a world of difference from where we are now.

[justheblueberry]

the artist

[greencarnation]

eleven is fascinating to me because he came right off the back of tens horrible traumatic breakdown after he lost everything and he immediately tried to establish himself as the opposite of that. he is funny and goofy and almost childlike, and he bulldozes on in his adventures with amy like nothing happened at all. but then something happens and his masks slips and it's like oh! the core of this man is still anger. he is so so angry all of the time and this façade is the only thing stopping him from being consumed by it. he isn't over any of it and he hasn't moved on. he is wearing a fez and laughing but under that all that exists is age old anger and grief and it is going to consume him

[clown-creep]

Wally with his Wally!! I think he would love to dress his little him up.

<3

[juls-art]

⁜ Il cielo guarda solo chi merita ⁜ --   Kofi | Patreon          

[kittynette]

*marinette noises intensify*

marinette’s voice appreciation post because i’ve never seen one on tumblr<3

[turtleblogatlast]

Something I like about Leo is that he’s honestly really chill? It’s easy to remember the moments where he’s being obnoxious or excitable but I feel like most of the time he’s incredibly “go with the flow” and has an overall affable demeanor.

[cheesecake801]

Akiyama and Hana was the best thing yakuza 4 has given me and nothing can change my mind