#woman exercises

[dailyfitnessgirls]

[missmichellets]

Say hi if you're a yoga lover 🥰

[superheroworkouts1]

Shout Out: @Monique Collier

[chuckg2]

Sarah Holden

[laurennhunt]

lemme be your 🤍🤍

[seabeck]

I still don't know what pilates are and at this point I'm cool with that

[littlegreenhouseplant]

Went for a run!

[lizmitches]

the way that carla has always been immediately and obviously Affected whenever lisa cries—even back before they were friends. the way it launches her into I Must Fix This Mode every single time. the way her anger and resentment drains away if she sees even the hint of lisa’s tears. the way she feels the continual, ever-present urge to protect a woman who insists she doesn’t need protecting.

[uncanny-tranny]

Okay, are belly button piercings "trashy," or do you just associate them with femininity, or women, or sex work and strike it down as inherently less worthy? Are 'tramp stamps' "trashy", or do you just associate them with femininity, or women, or sex work and strike it down as inherently less worthy? Is pole dance "trashy", or do you associate it with women, or sex work and strike it down as inherently less worthy?

These are examples, but I find it interesting when people link things with womanhood or femininity or - gasp! - sex work and then immediately condemn, scrutinize, and dehumanize those who even dapple a little in these things, even if it isn't for sex work or to "look trashy." It's funny how the feminine or woman is seen as trashy until proven otherwise, and it's shameful that people still hold the bias that women must prove their humanity by not "being trashy" or "acting like a hooker."

[teensidehustles]

Get all the girl in your class with going here ℝ𝕚𝕤𝕖 𝔹𝕖𝕪𝕠𝕟𝕕 𝕃𝕚𝕞𝕚𝕥𝕤 – Medium

[artthatgivesmefeelings]

John Frederick Herring Sr (English, 1795-1865) Exercising the Royal Horses, Detail, ca.1850

[superheroworkouts1]

Shout Out: @Savannah Pesante

[chuckg2]

Yana Smith Kuznetsova

[spotsupstuff]

a great advice for when you are afraid that your oc is too similar to a canonical character is to Take your oc and dump them directly into the place of the canon character to see how They'd react to the situations. they react too similarly for your tastes? edit them up.

example: it was worrying me quite a lot that Zephyr might be too similar to Moon. both an old female ("female"... it's supersized microwaves how female could it be /j) Gen 1 iterator that is the senior of her group that collapses and her absence seems to somehow both affect a lot and not at all the rest of the group, both are relatively kind as evidenced by their interactions with slugcats. alright, that's really similar- don't feckin like that! but big part of that is the inevitable fate of all iterators (all will one day collapse). you could call it a trope, cliché. tropes and clichés are tools for the story to take a root somewhere and then the characters themselves help develop it in an unique way

"okay, so i'm going to throw Zephyr into Moon's situation and compare how both of them (would in Zeph's case) deal with it to see if their personalities are too much the same." i say to myself result:

Key Element Discovered: Moon Does Not Possess The Will To Utilize La Chancla Within Five Seconds Of Being Confronted With A Bitchy Child. Let Us Build Off From That

[laurennhunt]

lemme be yours 🤍🤍

[dailyfitnessgirls]