#the United Kingdom

[tomsgotacamera]

[omgthatdress]

United Kingdom!

let it be a testament to the power of English tailoring that it could make this motherfucker look good

[foreverinthepagesofhistoryy]

♡ Lilibet’s Smile ♡

Requested by @leonisandmurex

[furiouscrusadeavenue]

Young Royal Guard.

[reidingandallthat]

why is "red, white and blue" automatically associated to america??? what if i mean the netherlands? or cuba? maybe i mean nepal, or fucking france. the fuck???? is this too dumb or am i on the internet too much.

[urfavesarequadranted]

ireland <3< the united kingdom

Ireland and The United Kingdom from Real Life are kismeses!

[atheostic]

British University Issues Trigger Warning on Greek Mythology

"Women should just be okay with reading about brutal sexual violence against women because it's a classic that's thousands of years old" is such a privileged Man perspective.

Just because it doesn't bother you to read about it doesn't mean everyone will be okay with it too -- especially not people who have personally experienced such violence in real life.

Saying "Hey, heads up, ancient depictions of how women were treated -- especially during war -- can get super duper gnarly and horrific. Take a mental health break when you need it" is just being kind and realistic.

When writing a capstone essay for my undergrad about Indian Residential Schools I had to take constant breaks because of the way kids were treated according to the Truth and Reconciliation Council's findings. It has to do with empathy, not weakness. Some people can read about a kid getting flogged in front of their peers in order to be an example for anyone thinking of trying to escape, but I can't.

Now imagine going into a class that talks about that kind of thing constantly but having no warning about it. If anything, it's irresponsible to NOT have the warning.

[just-b-wilde]

My Argylle Tour in London 🐈

[kamomillen]

The Swedish commentators about Norway:

The song is about that no one is perfect and that you can be a queen if you feel like it... And that have worked out just fine for Camilla Parker-Bowles.

[factoidfactory]

Women's History Month Fact 3

In Canada, women could not open bank accounts without a husband's signature until 1964.

In the UK it wasn't until 1975.

In Japan it was 1957.

In Brazil, unmarried women could have a bank account as of 1916, but married women didn't have that right until 1962.

[tomsgotacamera]

https://www.instagram.com/toms.got.a.camera/

[mylionheart2]

I'm pretty sure the Five Eyes will not want anything to do with us now.

[trexalicious]

From Quora...🤣

[bookcoversaroundtheworld]

Leina and the Lord of the Toadstools - UK

A richly atmospheric gift of a book about gratitude and forgiveness, from the award-winning creators of The Wolf's Secret and illustrated by the internationally acclaimed artist Júlia Sardà.Leina owns the only boat in town - she ferries townsfolk over to the forest where they chop trees and hunt animals. But everyone in the town fears the forest and not everyone who goes in comes back out again...

When Leina's friend, Oren, doesn't return, she goes on a mission to find him. In the forest she meets the mysterious Mr Spadefoot who introduces himself as The Lord of the Toadstools.Mr Spadefoot is strange and magical and Leina suspects that he knows where she can find Oren. She accepts his invitation for dinner in his underground palace and there she discovers the secret of the forest and the mystery of the missing townsfolk.