#women are from venus

[zahra-rose]

« Women were born to serve men »

Salome with the Head of John the Baptist, c. 1609, by Caravaggio (Madrid)

[rabid-zebra]

[sunniemoonlight]

It’s time to move on

And like, actually move on this time

There were times I thought I did

But truly

I was only ever forcing myself to

Because you left me no other choice

Just the idea of letting you go

Made me sick to my stomach

But the fact you wanted to keep exploring after me

Made me even more sick

Because it feels like the norm

Feels like every man I’ve bared my all to

Only wants to enjoy the experience

For the meantime

But never wants the commitment

Never wants the loyalty

Never wants the family

As if it’s too much of a burden

To settle down with me

As if being loyal to me

Is such a threat to their freedom

As if my love isn’t enough

To stay with

To fight for

To want me & only me

Tell me

How good does it feel

To be so wanted

To feel so desired

So yearned for

So loved

So respected

So prayed for

Tell me

How does it feel

To be my first real love

& my very last

[sachtamlydailybook]

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[monahvee]

Venus

Back when it was a thing to try to pick up girls at a library, I went to the Harold Washington Library in Chicago to pretend I was into books…in the strange hope of picking up a girl. This strategy never worked for me as a high school student, but when Barnes and Noble and Borders Books added a coffee shop in them, it worked like magic as a grownup. Anyway, back in high school I stumbled across…

[artstfuff]

woman figurine, terracotta, 3600 bc s

[sastrasa]

Perempuan butuh kepastian, laki-laki butuh penerimaan. Perempuan dapat menerima laki-laki bila mendapat kepastian, sedangkan laki-laki bisa memberikan kepastian asalkan sudah diterima. Pusing ya? Banget.

- Sastrasa

[thekeytomypie]

close your eyes and imagine with me the opening scene of venus in furs, featuring greg davies and alex horne. hold it in your mind, your heart. bc i would try to portray it somehow but 1) im not a visual artist 2) idk how i would rewrite all of the dialogue which is entirely about misogyny. ok its not exactly misogyny but thats the closest 1 word explanation i could think of

but anyway you know what i mean. more-marble-than-human greg wrapped in furs and freezing in our mortal plane (even catching a cold) as he tries to warm himself by a fire (barefoot) and discusses classics and the philosophy of power dynamics with little alex who is trying to hold his own but is just in absolute awe while still feeling kind of pissy about not being treated well. but greg is wearing furs and alex is looking at greg wearing furs and greg is just lounging there and hes wearing furs.

[doyourememberthefirstime]

omg ok 1 thing that really annoys me is when people are like ‘men are just automatically worse than women UPON BIRTH’ and hold that as like an actual belief rather than idk a joke… like 1. ok gender essentialism 2. ok biphobia 3. OK TRANSPHOBIA!!!! 4. this is a very very lazy perspective to hold. besides, you’re shooting yourself in the foot by furthering it. if someone is just AUTOMATICALLY something then what’s the point in them trying to get better? why should jake, 35, casual misogynist, make an effort to learn & get better when according to u guys he’ll always be lesser anyways. you’ve given the people u hate so much a get out of jail free card, weirdos!!!!!! cmonnnnnnnnnnn like this is like the other side of the same coin as the ‘oh he’s just a man 😊’ s from ur grandmas

[neroushalvaus]

If Books Could Kill (it's a podcast about bad books and ideas) is such a good podcast if you have parasocial enemies who are highly acclaimed despite being wrong, I'm pretty sure they're going to do an episode about Steven Pinker's The Better Angels of Our Nature and I can't wait for them to tear the bitch apart.

[fr0fection]

[halles-comet]

what's this about annamarie tendler accusing taylor swift of plagiarism??

HA! Oh my God, just a bunch of the whitest affluentest drama

So in the Eras tour, Taylor Swift performs her song "Tolerate It" at a dining room table set that looks like this:

When images first started to come out of the tour, Anna Marie Tendler freaked out online and said "Uh, Taylor, my girl, people who designed Taylor’s tour? This 'Tolerate It' setup looks strikingly like one of my photographs in tone and in aesthetics. It doesn’t totally feel like parallel thinking to me. I’m a small artist, independent artist who is trying to make money and live off of my artwork. I don’t know what to do about this. Maybe somebody can help me." like she doesn't get alimony from Mulaney . This is the shot by the way:

and so people dunked on her pretty hard and then she claimed it was satire which is something rich people say they were doing when they realize they're being annoying and out of touch and also claimed to be the first person to take a picture of someone sitting at a table with wine

[smerzbeliever]

i wish we lived in the cartoonish fisher price world radfem think we do. after seeing millions of women celebrate the murder and starvation and dismemberment of children for nine months (and years before, all around the world, forever, in any position where they have some form of power at stake) im really not interested in hearing about how great women are anymore. they will sell their souls just as quickly as anyone else including supporting genocide, murder, rape, climate destruction, anything, if it suits them. i can't believe i spent so many years glorifying womanhood, its so misogynistic in its own right lol. i saw a video a couple months ago of a zio woman saying "i hope they [7amas] rape you" right to the face of a pro palestinian protestor. super cliche sjw thing to say but please read some bell hooks

[themoonprincessaaaa]

Uma Thurman as Venus

The Adventures of Baron Munchausen (1988), dir. Terry Gilliam

[lemongrablothbrok]

Are we still in the year twenty fucking twenty-four debating whether men and women can be friends?

It's like...really? You actually have to wonder that? Do you even know people? Like, at all?