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gen z has to reckon with its radicalization problem. you are not a morally pure and superior generation of youth come to save the world, your men and boys are radicalized at an unprecedented level and you ignore it because it’s too hard to address but you have to. these boys are in your classes, they date your friends, you know them and you cannot continue to pretend this is an “old white guy” problem

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He GIVES the best hugs, no past tense, I refuuuuse that, and I needed to see these hugs realized so, here, indulge 💖

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Old Man Yaoi Semifinals

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I saw the wokest minds of my generation convinced that women being objectified is feminist praxis

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every indie showcase looks like this now

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GRIEF EATS YOU FROM INSIDE

victoria chang / may sarton / victoria chang, prageeta sharma, khaty xiong / c.s. lewis / clarice lispector / @ robertszombie

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"You don't have to win anything for Mom to be proud of you."

Lilo and Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch (2005)

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mark my words any baby born of a woman who died & got turned into an incubator is going to have insane mental health issues as they grow up... you were not meant to gestate inside of what is for all intents and purposes a corpse i cannot image that there aren’t going to be consequences of having such a fucked up experience in utero. i also believe this about artificial wombs btw

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I tried to kill myself last night.

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no one gaf about harlow but i can't stand him and i always have and im glad he fell off

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I feel like we need to talk more about how fucking boring depression can be. I pick up a book and can’t read more than a few sentences, a chapter if I’m lucky, before I can’t focus. I knit two rows of something and then can’t continue. I scroll through all the different options of shows I haven’t watched without clicking on any of them. I hop from app to app looking for content that will spark literally any single emotion. It’s not even 10am and I already feel like I’m just waiting until it’s time to go back to bed.

I hate it I hate it I hate it

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this is getting concerning no i do not want to coddle a man like a child nor do i want him to control me and make all my decisions. have none of you considered maybe a man who is nice to you and treats you well and respects you. just a thought

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Busker and Activist Tilly Cripwell campaigns for Molly Malone statue in Dublin, Ireland

Read the article below!

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sending pictures of me drunk and crying with a gun to my head in response to every job rejection email i receive and the subject line is stuff like "this is your fault" "i will be haunting you" etc

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Women like this are so fucking pathetic. You are a grown woman!!!!

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Disney found her when he went looking for someone with a child's voice for the lead role in his animated movie "Alice in Wonderland." "Basically, I was sort of right under his nose," Beaumont, who had worked on a Disney TV episode for the year before, recalls with a laugh. "Walt Disney was looking for a voice that would be pleasing to American ears and British ears, something that wouldn't be too American for the British or too British for the Americans. And oddly enough we were already out here." What's more, she knew the whole story of Alice, as well as Peter Pan. "Just from being British in the first place," she says, "Those are the things you tend to read as a child." So she was cast in both movies. And off she went each day to Disney Studios, getting her schooling in the three Rs as well as in songs about never growing up and imaginary Wonderlands, and in fighting off hungry crocodiles and comically evil pirates. But after "Alice" and "Peter Pan" came out in 1953, Kathryn Beaumont grew up. After making two of the biggest animated movies of all time, she left Hollywood and never went back. "I just went into another career," she says matter-of-factly. "I was just very young when I did these roles, so I went back to school and I had other ideas of things I wanted to do." She went into teaching generations of second-graders the animation experiences she had as a child.

film: ALICE IN WONDERLAND, released in 1951

voice talent: KATHRYN BEAUMONT, filmed in 1951

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hmm getting a lot of neil gaiman on my fyp (probably algo engagement) and it’s a bold and bash mix of

random feminist blog: we were talking about this in july when it broke and you guys made excuses and called the victims liars and said it was a secret terf smear campaign. don’t you have any shame about the way you acted? also stop making his show trend you’re being tone deaf.

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someone who watches good omens: this is a betrayal from neil but don’t let it get you down guys. your feelings about how this will impact the show are valid and important! don’t forget that bdsm IS GOOD AND SAFE and while neil is a rapist it’s okay to keep watching Good Omens and please don’t forget you’re not a bad person if you didn’t believe this 6 months ago… we’re all learning. JKR is evil btw 😔🙏

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