#trailer home living

[mejkosmos]

why has 2024 literally been THE summer of toxic old man yaoi i'm genuinely tweaking rn

[wiisagi-maiingan]

I love tornado survival guides. "Shelter in a basement or interior room without any windows. But if you're in a mobile home, just fucking die I guess lol"

[philbridges]

I Did NOT Build This Cabinet #Shorts

I Did NOT Build This Cabinet #Shorts

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[brutalcomplex]

[grahamdollton]

[chaoticdesertdweller]

[raayllum]

Poof

[ruff-puppy]

ALPHA AND I OFFICIALLY OFFICIALLY MOVE IN TO OUR NEW PERMANENT PLACE TOGETHER NEXT WEEKEND AAAA HOLY S H I T

[mohabbaat]

i'm sure you must've come across those reels that literally romanticise teen pregnancy, early marriages, being a homemaker etc. and it's so appalling?? like, to me, it's no longer "their life their choice" wtvr wtvr,,, because atp they basically seem like they're tryna instill this whole pre 19th century fantasy into the viewers minds. it's just another misogynistic bs that just doesn't seem to stop? they keep making fun of feminists they are constantly blaming feminism and suffrage and every rights movement ever because they're tired of work or just wanna have a married life. it's not like i'm implying wanting that is bad, it's not, go on live the life you dream of, but what's with disregarding others' views and hard work?? it's so. disgusting. and infuriating, i wanna smash my phone screen. (it's apparently more prevalent in the US bcz i only see americans doing so,,, yeah ik i should not spend sm time on ig)

i am so happy to hear everyone's fyp page is fucking with them cause honestly what the fuck is up that. i am so sick of those "dinner as a 19 year old mom of 3 😍" and "come learn the traditional feminine way with me!! yes i submit to my husband!!! 🥰" reels. it's honestly so dumb how everyone is going out of their way to promote a very specific lifestyle where women are seen as the lesser sex and/or baby making machines. like we just started moving forward from that mindset and there's this whole bunch of women who are hell bent on dragging us back. the teen moms especially make me so mad cause most of them have 2+ kids and it's honestly so careless of them. and it's harmful for the kids as well to grow up in a trailer home or in a shelter with a mom who's clearly clinically depressed, doesn't have a fkn high school degree and is showing their daily life on instagram for clout.

[asoulwithadream]

THEY TRIED THEIR FUCKING BEST. THEY THOUGHT WE WOULDN'T CATCH ON (that's a complete lie they know exactly what they're doing) BUT THEY DIDN'T SUCCEED

LONG LIVE LUCIUS!!!

[theridgebeyond]

Spoilers for Barbie ahead, I guess. But who in the writer’s room looked at that plot line and thought, “Yes. Feminism.” ??

The citizens of Barbie Land spend the entire movie fighting for privilege, not any sort of freedom (I borrowed that quote from the interview with Alok on the Man Enough Podcast 10/10 recommend). Over half the movie is about how awful it is to be a woman in the real world, and then they literally treat the Kens the way women are treated in the real world. That’s canon. The narrator says it Herself.

We never learn where the Kens live. For all we know, when the precious status quo was restored at the end, they just made half the population of Barbie Land homeless.

Yay, girl power.

[purrvaire]

has stede staged a wedding just so ed could crash it and say I OBJECT? i dont actually know but sure it sounds like an unhinged thing he would do

[foxgloveinspace]

I did what I always do when I get this storm anxiety and I watched goofy videos and reels all day and today ha get like three days and also I’m just so so so stressed about tomorrow night cause my whole family is gonna be split up around the county and I’m so so…. Not ok.

[ozarktrailerparkdykefag]

I am a woman, and I learned what that meant to me in various ways, through various people.

Like the single mom caring for 7 kids on a gas station salary.

Like the woman wearing a bandana and apron tending a veggie garden outside her trailer to save her and her friends money.

Like the women told they couldn't do something cause they weren't a man, and did it anyway.

Like the woman who learned to bow hunt to feed her family.

Like the girl riding an old motorcycle or car pooling with coworkers to save gas getting to work.

Like the lady working on her neighbors car cause every mechanic tried to cheat her outa everything she had to fix it.

Like the gal smoking out back of the IGA between a double shift.

Like the girls who just wore whatever and were just women as they defined themselves, good hardworking people.

The lunch ladies

Gas station clerks

Soup kitchen volunteers

Junk yard scrappers

The women who inspired me, who I wanted to be like growing up, who I felt like, where women all beat too hard by life, but kept going and kept being good people.

Woman hood is hard working, self defined, its independence, tenderness in hard places.

I wish I saw more trans girls see themselves in that, tried to emulate that, and not anime bullshit and tv models or "influencers".

[jasontoddsmommyissues]

I finally started reading Flight of Icarus and I’m so confused because it’s implying Wayne and Eddie don’t live together…even though Eddie literally flat out says he lives with Wayne in the first episode of the season?

[chaoticdesertdweller]