#women have lost the plot

[biarritzzz]

Western women who were shocked at the repeal of Roe vs Wade have not been paying attention.

Abortion will be banned in all western countries within 20-30 years.

Unchecked immigration from the third world into the West allowing in hundreds of thousands of people who are deeply conservative and firmly against abortion is one factor.

I just have to laugh at western leftist women advocating for more illegal migrants. How do you think they feel about women's rights, exactly? Just take a look at the shithole they left behind. Enough with the myth that these people and their children adopt our values. This is a pipe dream: they moved to the West for the opportunities, the benefits, the welfare but they hate everything about our culture and our values and firmly believe we're all degenerates, not to mention how they feel about homosexuality.

Consequently white/European men want to counteract black and muslim natality rates. The only way to do that is to ban abortion, which is their stated goal. Men will NEVER advocate for less babies being born. Women's uteruses are a commodity, always have been.

In 20 years, I'll be too old to get pregnant so there's that.

[tthelady]

"Jade saved aventurine" "Jade is like an older sister to aventurine" "Jade's like a mother to aventurine" you have lost the plot 😭

[thejasontoddarchives]

This is the core of Jason’s character.

Again they try to hammer in that Jason is brash, arrogant, and reckless; that he jumps before thinking. However you can’t really attribute reckless behavior to arrogance or carelessness when he only ever becomes instinctive during very specific instances. The few times he’s “stepped out of line” or just threw himself into an unknown/dangerous situation it was always to protect someone from predators and sickos. Otherwise, keep in mind the number of times he’s been praised for his intelligence and judgment; for being meticulous, calm, and cooperative.

Batman #424 (1988)

[jonsnowunemploymentera]

You think Jon and Jaime are overrated? You think they don’t deserve to be liked or popular? How groundbreaking. No one in the history of mankind has ever thought that. Should we throw a party? Should we invite Catelyn Stark? 🙄

[mayxthexforce]

It's so funny how Disney will rather bring Ventress back from the dead with zero explanation, fake dementia and fish for sympathy points by pretending she's anywhere near the same level of manipulated as the literal men created to be cannon fodder in the war- when she herself enslaved, manipulated and killed people just because she wanted to, than ever explain what happened to Barriss or even mention her.

[nobodysdaydreams]

Giving a complicated tragic childhood backstory to your favorite character is all fun and games, until you realize you need to account for how old all the other adult characters would have been at the time and realize that scenes that would work perfectly if one character was twenty three and the other was fourteen stop working when you need other characters who are played by adult actors clearly younger than they are to be in college at the same time so your story beats line up thematically.

[scalpelsister]

also this isnt really proper shade at larian or anything and the writing of this game is SAURE good so dont take it this way but.

i sure do wish. Minthara was not villain batted as hard as she was. Her being locked to "evil" runs and being mutually exclusive with several party members. Her being nothing more than a miniboss for your average player- who does not even know shes a potential party member! Her being so chronically unloved by the community because... shes the "evil" companion. Hell, even the amount of people saying frankly really edgy shit about killing her or hurting her completely unprompted lmao. Like I genuinely think shes been pretty unfairly demonized both by the community and by the meta of just like... the game itself because she's really actually..... kind of, dare I say, sweet? if you get to know her. ugh.

[coffin-hopping]

very fucking strange how I see a lot of you reblogging radfem shit lately. what the fuck are we doing

[llilychen]

it’s really sad that i always looked forward to rhaenyra and/or alicent scenes last season but i now feel the urge to fast forward every time one of them comes on screen

- every alicent scene is her looking sad or crying or her with cole but nothing she does adds anything of value to the plot

- we get the same black council scene in which the men are undermining rhaenyra twice per episode and still nothing is done (i do believe she will make some progress in the next episodes but it’s just so boring to watch her have the same scene over and over again)

cersei and dany i miss you both so much

[aroaessidhe]

2024 reads / storygraph

Song of the Huntress

historical fantasy set in 8th century Britain

follows three characters:

a woman who has spent centuries leading the wild hunt & reaping souls after being tricked into it, who disguises herself as a human to enter the kingdom

the queen of Wessex who never lives up to the demands of the court, despite leading their people in battle - and after a battlefield defeat they turn against her

and her husband, the king, deals with magic and political upheaval as his brother tries to usurp him and conflict arises between new and old religions

bi woman MC, lesbian MC, ace man MC

[agnesandhilda]

heartbreaking! a man sides against drake in the drake v. kendrick lamar beef, but only because he thinks drake is girly or whatever

[fictionadventurer]

The Heir of Redclyffe is teaching me that what Little Women really needed was for the March sisters to have a clever, witty, sharp-tongued, disabled brother who was BFFs with Laurie.

[catgirlreisuwa]

While I understand that people are disappointed about the backstory re: Kazuki’s wife and blame the writing for making her yet another bland, soulless side character who fades into the background without leaving so much as a strong imprint on us, the audience, I have been thinking about it and even though it can be because of poor writing, falling into clichés that make the story progress easily without delving too much into things… I can also see why Karin described her sister as “happy” and “she loved flowers”. At the end of the day, when we experience loss, all that remains are the memories we have of that person. If we do not move on, or until we move on, like Kazuki, those memories will be rooted in grief. And, don’t get me wrong, the grief will always be there! But with time and conscious effort, it will get easier. Karin has moved on, and she remembers her sister the way someone who wishes to be happy without her does.

At the end of the day, isn’t those things the sort of things people say during wakes and funerals? She was always so happy and full of life. She loved flowers and long walks on the beach. She lived for her family and friends. She was always nice to people. Sure, they’re things people say about those who are no longer with us, that do not really have much depth to it. I’m not denying the lack of profoundness in those statements. But, at the end of the day, it’s the trivial, menial things that get said about those who left us. And I think it’s important to remember that.

[david-box]

Sucks to hate hamfisted attempts at inclusion and progressive attitudes in genres woefully lacking either because of you word shit the wrong way you get republicans in your fucking mentions

[faradaykay]

are you an ace attorney fan who likes mystery games and visual novels or are you an ace attorney fan who likes piecing together a timeline of lana skye's messy long line of lesbian history

[please-picturemeintheweeds]

What if the point of the entire article was to humanize her by legitimizing her emotions (the very thing that makes her music so powerful and important!), demonstrating her unique vantage point as a small family business woman with the largest social influence on pop culture, and providing insight into her craft that literally could not be gleaned from a list of her accomplishments. What then.