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courtney love is something of a modern cassandra. right about weinstein, right about dave grohl. but every time shes like "oh this guy is a real freak" people are like ok but thats courtney love shes literally insane . i dont think its a broken clock thing personally i suspect people nebulously understand that mentally unstable women are at a higher risk of being victimized/abused but when that woman isnt a shrinking violet nervous little bird type of unstable she gets slapped with the "Annoying Bitch" sticker and rushed along

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if you're a woman and you don't grovel and prostrate yourself you will cause a lot of seemingly subconscious irritation in many people

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Most difficult character design challenge is designing personifications of the 7 deadly sins that don’t look like this

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"Dating apps give you the illusion that there's always someone else available " Not at all . It literally makes you certain theres no viable options

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Grief is so fucking wild. It sinks into your muscles, forces itself to be felt. It steals your appetite, floods your brain with cortisol. It makes you so, so tired.

If someone you know is grieving, telling them "just let me know what I can do" means nothing. They can't. They don't know. And the small things are too embarrassing to ask for.

Bring them a cheese platter. Pre-Cut fruit. Peanut butter pretzels. Protein shakes (like slimfast) Food that requires no prep and does not create dishes.

Do the dishes. Take out the trash. Sweep the floor. Vacuum the carpet. They won't ask you to do this, but it will help.

A bottle of acetaminophen honestly might help more than flowers. Grief really can cause muscle aches.

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wrestler

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by tucker

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the best time to consume media is like 5 years after its peak popularity

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brown sugar and cinnamon are lesbian married

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What the Taliban is doing to Afghan women is not “restrictions.” It’s gender apartheid- a total war on half the population.

• No school beyond grade 6 for girls.

• No university, no jobs, not even nursing or working for the UN.

• No public spaces :parks, gyms, beauty salons, even restaurants are forbidden.

• No freedom of movement without a male guardian.

• No voice in public, sometimes not even at home if men can hear.

• No bodily autonomy, contraceptives banned, justice system weaponized, women flogged and stoned.

This isn’t “culture.” It’s the deliberate destruction of female existence in public and private life.

And yet… the world shrugs.

Why? Because women’s rights are always treated as negotiable. It’s not complex. It’s patriarchy with guns.

We don’t need “awareness.” We need rage that doesn’t fade and solidarity that doesn’t stop when the headlines do. Afghan women are resisting every single day, often at the risk of prison, torture, or death. The least we can do is refuse to normalize their oppression.

Silence is complicity.

Patriarchy everywhere is patriarchy we must destroy.

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what visa/mastercard and Collective Shout don't realize is....Prohibition didn't work. It just went underground. And got more dangerous. This is going to do exactly that. It's not only about adult content. It's about the fact where will it stop? Legal adults should be allowed to purchase legal adult content with the money they WORKED for. If people have the know how: looks like there's a nice big market for a new credit card/debit company.

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how life feels when you go alone to see a fun movie and when you leave the cinema the sun is still out

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