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[commajade]

nodutdol's extremely thorough thread about the political references in squid game

[valtsv]

we can't have fucking anything

[beatcroc]

who the fuck started this ‘prev tags’ nonsense. is that the work of those twitter kids that allegedly migrated here. stop that. if yall want people to see someone else’s tags just copy and paste or screenshot add them in a comment on the reblog like god intended

[fairyfalls]

[gatheringbones]

[“A basic premise of straight culture is the idea that gendered bodies, especially women’s bodies, require purification and modification to be desirable—shaving, perfuming, toning, refining, shrinking, enlarging, and antiaging. But in queer spaces, it is often precisely the hairy, sweaty, dirty, smelly, or unkempt gendered body that is most beloved. I recall the first time I entered a gay men’s sex shop, in the 1990s in the Castro district of San Francisco, and encountered a barrel full of lightly stained and dingy-looking “used jock straps” for sale. It was my introduction to the fact that there were people in the world who desired men’s bodies so much that they wanted deep, intimate, and seemingly unconditional contact with them—even and especially the parts of men’s bodies that straight women seemed to want to avoid.

Most straight women I knew, no doubt due to their socialization as girls and women, appreciated men’s bodies for their sexual functionality but not as a site of objectification that they were excited to dive into and explore—to smell, taste, or penetrate. Similarly, I have been to dozens of dyke strip shows, burlesque shows, drag-king shows, and sex shows in which women’s armpit hair and leg hair and facial hair or their body fat or their genderqueer bodies have been precisely the objects of the audience’s collective lust. Fat bodies and hairy bodies are also staples of queer dyke porn, not relegated to a fetish category. In other words, queer desire is marked by a lustful appreciation for even those parts of men’s and women’s bodies that have been degraded by straight culture. Like a food adventurer who delights in those parts of the animal or plant deemed undesirable by the narrowing of mainstream tastes, queer people’s desire for the full animal has been less constrained. Recognizing this suggests that gay men may have a deeper or more comprehensive appreciation for men’s bodies than do straight women, just as lesbians’ lust for women is arguably more expansive and forgiving than straight men’s. But most importantly, because queer circuits of desire do not rely on the erotic encounter of “opposites” embedded in a broader culture of gendered acrimony and alienation, queer lust need not reconcile a conflict between wanting to fuck and generally disliking one’s fuckable population.”]

Jane Ward, The Tragedy of Heterosexuality

[tangerineseed]

Please See Right Through All Of Me

[medicinecorvidsxx]

what kind of political compass is this

[babygirlwolverine]

that moment when the jumbled letters of your mutuals url finally clicks and you piece together the actual words of their username

[captainkirkk]

People who write fic on mobile genuinely frighten me

[evelina-maar]

Feels like we're finally going forward

@oldpotatoe

[gaphic]

I am so serious when I say if you want to learn about light, you NEED to at least look at modeseven’s tutorials. even if you’re not pursuing a painterly style, this is all essential theory that can be easily adapted to different coloring styles. notice how none of these ever say ‘light with these colors and shade with these colors’? notice how this is teaching how light works on a mechanical level, and reminding the audience to adjust the actual colors they choose by context? THAT is good advice.

(if you’re thinking ‘wow I want to study more of this persons art!’ I encourage you to do so, but proceed with the knowledge that modeseven draws pretty much exclusively weird as hell kink art. sometimes wisdom comes from horny places)

[appaeve]

hey tumblr dot com

[biggest-gaudiest-patronuses]

here is something blessed (baby damascus goat), something cursed (adult damascus goat), and my ko-fi!

[marinebiologyshitposts]

Could this be us?

this could be us but you. i ran out of quarters for the fish food dispenser :(

[itachis]

my favourite 2021 releases (in no particular order):

Blue Period dir. Koji Masunari

Vivy: Fluorite Eye's Song dir. Shinpei Ezaki

Vanitas No Carte dir. Tomoyuki Itamura

Sk8: The Infinity dir. Hiroko Utsumi

Horimiya dir. Masashi Ishihama

Wonder Egg Priority dir. Shin Wakabayashi

Bakuten!! dir. Seishirō Nagaya

Link Click dir. Li Haoling

Komi Can't Communicate dir. Yoshihito Okashita Eiji Ishii

[soothifying-sounds-asmr]

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