I love cats, feminism, hugs, communism, cake, anarchy. In no particular order. Body positive and cat positive :)
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I went to a party full of anarchists last night it was great.
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10 Cats Who Would Love to Move to Brazil
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I has one of these :)


Violent Anarchists For Communism t-shirts https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/116798156/violent-anarchists-for-communism-t-shirt
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Funny Sandwich Board Signs Previously: Funny Business Signs
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10 reasons why I love my fatkini:
1. My fatkini is the swimwear equivalent of farting in the face of patriarchy.
2. My fatkini says my body is mine, and I don’t want to hide it ever again. It reminds me that I am entitled to the delicious heat of the sun on my skin and the delighted excitement I feel when cold water touches my skin.
3. My fatkini is a reminder that a manufacturer actually made this plus-size piece of swimwear, and there are about 15,000 more where this one came from – each encasing a fatty.
4. My fatkini is my claim to visibility and an open invitation to admire me, flirt with me, and worship me (do please make sure to ask first!).
5. In my fat girl fairy tales, I use my fatkini to incite other fatties to rise up in belly-shaking, thigh-jiggling, double-chin rollicking rebellion.
6. My fatkini top doubles as a crop top that I wear under lacy or transparent tops, for days when I’m not at the beach, but still want to fuck with society’s expectations of women’s bodies.
7. My fatkini inspires friendship and magical serendipitous run-ins. Recently at a pool party, I met two people visiting from Seattle, and after over-sharing for several hours, and parting ways thinking we’d never see each other again, we ran into each other in the Mission the next night and danced all night long (all night) to Missy Elliott.
8. My fatkini pairs beautifully with a parasol and a pink margarita.
9. My fatkini disproves one of the diet industry’s biggest lies: I don’t need to lose 20 or 30 or 50 pounds to look good in a bathing suit. I look good right now.
10. I wear this fatkini in the name of my former self and in the name of all the people who feel they must hide, who feel they aren’t entitled to wear what they want, who live in a shame that they were taught.
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The best stickers around! #queer #poly #domo
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Graffiti on the toilets last night
"Aiming is bourgeois"
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Have to accept now that, until October, DOMO is over :(
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i truly feel uncomfortable with the rhetoric that “bisexuals are problematic because they only want to sleep with people in the gender binary. they should be pansexuals”
like it seems so emotionally manipulative to me
"if you were a real activist, you...
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Feminists are routinely ‘accused’ of being lesbians or man-haters (as if the two are synonymous). Straight feminists often scramble to defy this stereotype by proclaiming their unfailing love for men and their affinity for bikini waxes. Some subtly distance themselves from lesbians by wearing buttons that claim ‘straight but not narrow.’ This is bullshit to me. If being called a lesbian is an insult to me, then I am an insult to lesbians. Any feminist who fears being called lesbian, or who fears association with a movement demanding civil rights for gays, lesbians, and bisexuals, is not worthy of being called feminist.
Anastasia Higginbotham, “Chicks Goin’ At it,” Listen Up: Voices From the Next Feminist Generation (via brute-reason)
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Need to wash my hair then walk to Wavo for a bag that I want and somewhere in between stop feeling really fucking hungover.
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bisexuals arent more likely to cheat but they are more likely to dump your biphobic ass for someone who actually cares about them
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