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A retouch of an old old piece! Still super proud of it, didn't need all that much work to bring it up to standard. Mizutsune taking a cozy lil nap!

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lets go to sleep with mama

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let's show mama my scream

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Let’s be whimsical in the flowers with mama

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lets kissy mama

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Clarice Lispector, The Passion According to G.H.

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(via Pin page)

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And don't be blackpilled along with celibate or they will come at you with even more projected hatred, accusing you in their rants of being condescending towards them because they're jealous that you have discipline.

The idea that misogyny is "biological" is a harmful way of looking at things because it leads to people thinking that women are doomed to be harassed and attacked, that it's the natural order of things and not something that we can change. Misogyny is something that is taught and socially rewarded for perpetuating. Hating women is not an inherent biological trait in men, it's learned behavior.

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Male bullshit begins at conception.

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It just hit me that women don't like choices.

Having choices means you make choices; Making choices means you take responsibility for that choice. Women don't want choices--so they shrug (or sigh in relief) when moids take it away.

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Reminder because these issues can never be talked about enough:

Missing Indigenous women and Black women and young girls are underreported and under-investigated, reflecting both racial and sex-based neglect.

A tragic example of this would be the case of Relisha Rudd, a Black 8-year-old girl who went missing in Washington, D.C., in 2014. Her case highlights the systemic failure to protect missing Black children and women and reflects both racial and sex-based neglect.

Case of Relisha Rudd:

Background: Relisha lived in a homeless shelter with her family. She was groomed by Kahlil Tatum, a janitor at the shelter who had a criminal history.

Disappearance: Relisha went missing in March 2014, but her disappearance wasn’t reported for 18 days.

Why the delay?

School officials were told she was under the care of a "Dr. Tatum" (who didn't exist).

Multiple adults in her life failed to follow up or verify her safety.

Authorities didn’t issue an Amber Alert right away, assuming family instability was at play.

Investigation:

Tatum killed his wife and later was found dead by suicide.

Relisha was never found, and the case has gone cold.

Systemic issues:

Because Relisha was a poor Black girl from a homeless family, she didn’t receive the same media coverage or urgency from law enforcement as white children typically do.

Her case exemplifies how Black girls are “adultified”, seen as less innocent, and less worthy of protection.

Broader Pattern

In the U.S., Black girls make up over 35% of all missing children, but their cases rarely get the same attention as white girls.

Similarly, in Canada and the U.S., Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) is a national crisis. Indigenous women are 10 times more likely to be murdered than the national average, but their cases are often dismissed as runaways or not followed up at all.

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Sagittarius Skyscape

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The Dryad, 1910

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Venera Kazarova

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going for a ride with mama