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Nicola Coughlan I Beauty Secrets I Vogue

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i really don’t care if this sounds mean

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I wish men had absolutely zero access to lesbians and lesbian content

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Rose Byrne as Rayna Boyanov in Spy (2015) dir. Paul Feig

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Bend It Like Beckham (2003)

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had a very sudden idea yesterday, that was just “reduce intensity, reduce frequency, reduce duration”. this kind of thing is close to the style i used to have when i first found gender critical radical feminism as a teenager. i was very focused on trying to convince women to reduce harmful practices like wearing heels, even if they weren’t going to stop entirely.

i’m still against heels, but of course there are bigger things to worry about, and the type of towering high-heels i saw everywhere have gone mostly out of style.

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My fav character is Moominpappa.

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Potions Partners!!!!!!

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This isn’t commonly known but one of the rings of hell is actually being in a fandom wherein the popular bloggers have the worst opinions known to man that everyone else parrots

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AUGUST SLIPPED AWAY

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cannot stop thinking about how good the fabrication of consent in squid game was… like yeah, the participants consent! over and over, from agreeing to the slapping game to ringing up the number of their own accord to meeting at the location to signing a separate sheet once more upon arrival… they can even disband the game if the majority decrees it. but this is all performative. because of course they’ll agree - of course they’ll come back.

the second episode is even all about addressing this ‘consent’, and that potential audience superiority: “so why don’t they just leave???? if they can??? why did they even do all this to start with?? it’s so extreme, to do all that just for money, i would never”

because, the show says, look at what they’re returning to. look at the life that’s offered as their alternative. debt up to their ears, money-brokers beating them up, poverty at its worst. do you see? do you see how yeah, joining that game is optional, but it’s optional in the sense of choosing to be stabbed or shot: theres consent, but not actual desire. that theres agreement, but under exploitation. there’s a reason only poor people are chosen to compete and it’s so obvious but i fucking love how the show handles it and addresses any audience superiority anyway

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this is the funniest thing I've ever seen. clothes aren't gender guys!1! shy submissive pose vs confident pose is gender 😌

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I think that the Mitzi Sex Slave Panic and the Amber Heard and Megan thee Stallion truther shit all just come from the same Law & Order plot twist brain! (Also the plot of Disclosure, Tar, Fatal Attraction, etc, because we collectively looove this shit) What if these acts of gendered violence weren’t actually gendered at all???? What a twist! What if the violence that men inflict on women was actually just a case of lying whore syndrome covered up by women’s boundless capacity for deception?

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The meanings behind the colors.

Gay pride flag - Gilbert Baker (1978)

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Mara, Ukrainian goddess of winter, death, and rebirth.

Photograph by Ola Olejnik, inspired by a drawing by an Ukrainian artist Margo Kai

(you can support Margo by buying her artworks here https://bit.ly/3KiFcyJ )

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happy pride month to all lesbians who are incredibly smart but suck at giving impromptu speeches, homicidal suburban heterosexuals being impersonated by their lesbian clones, gay men roped into helping their foster sisters not get kidnapped and murdered by an evil biotech corporation, bisexual scientists in love with their subjects, trans men who do crime and think nothing of meeting their genetic identicals, and, most importantly, all the queer people who had their queer awakening while watching orphan black (2013-2017)