dianebluegreen: sophygurl: moniquill: How about ‘I’ll do it when I have money?’ or ‘I’d love to do it, but I have to work 60 hours a week at this minimum wage job that I was lucky to get in the first place in this economy, because I have to eat and have a place to sleep, and so do others who depend on me, and that doesn’t leave a lot of time and energy for dream following.’ Failure to follow one’s dream is far more often a symptom of huge fucking systemic problems in one’s culture than it is of personal failings. Yas. Or how about I’ll do it when my severe chronic illness lets me do more than the bare minimum of self-care and survival tasks, thanks a lot ASSHOLE. yeah, a lot of people just don’t get it; they think certain quotes apply to everyone. View high resolution

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moniquill:

How about ‘I’ll do it when I have money?’ or ‘I’d love to do it, but I have to work 60 hours a week at this minimum wage job that I was lucky to get in the first place in this economy, because I have to eat and have a place to sleep, and so do others who depend on me, and that doesn’t leave a lot of time and energy for dream following.’

Failure to follow one’s dream is far more often a symptom of huge fucking systemic problems in one’s culture than it is of personal failings.

Yas. Or how about I’ll do it when my severe chronic illness lets me do more than the bare minimum of self-care and survival tasks, thanks a lot ASSHOLE.

yeah, a lot of people just don’t get it; they think certain quotes apply to everyone.

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Words and love and love and words: So I heard a comment that gay (and "even" bisexual) men simply cannot play badass roles.

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fluffycrona:

50 shades of gray is an example of an abusive bdsm relationship. It pisses me off that people think that that’s what bdsm is like. Bdsm isn’t like that. It’s healthier with healthier relationships akjdfklajdfkdjal.

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beefranck: emmyinabox: bluelightseven: In today’s edition of “birds are weird:” the mountain bluebird, everyone. GPOY The little known cousin of the Bluebird of Happiness, the Bluebird of FUCK YOU

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In today’s edition of “birds are weird:” the mountain bluebird, everyone.

GPOY

The little known cousin of the Bluebird of Happiness, the Bluebird of FUCK YOU

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TRIGGER WARNING

This is a Scottish anti-rape PSA that is a direct response to blaming a rape victim for dressing like a slut. What do you think? Is it effective?

ummmmm YES.

we need PSA’s like this in the U.S. asap. this video gets to the point of what rape culture is and is very serious about it.

WIN WIN WIN WIN

Wow, absolutely. This was amazing, and it was only thirty seconds.

this is fantastic

This!! Show this in the states! 

Fucking brilliant

love it

NEVER NOT REBLOG
ALWAYS REBLOG.

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fuckyourordinarygirl: il-lumin-ate: ♡ Love this View high resolution

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Love this

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Commentary.

In February, I posted two pieces in Bed-Stuy on Tompkins and Halsey. These two pieces got the most attention of any pieces I’ve put up so far. Within a few days, someone had written his response to the work directly onto the posters. From there, a woman wrote a response to him. And it went on and, on with different hand-written comments creating this kind of interesting discussion. The pieces remained up until a week or so ago, when the phallic image was drawn. That’s when I decided to try to take them down. 

The “Stop Telling Women to Smile” piece remained in tact enough for me to include it in the exhibition. I thought it was important to present in the show, so that people could view these written reactions. 

I love when assertive women scare men to such an extent that they have to resort to infantile shit like this.

They think it will shut women up, but it really just fuels everything further, I hope they know that. 

The “devolution” of the poster is more interesting to me than the originals, which I’ve reblogged before.

The fact that a man decided to comment on the poster physically, and was the first to do so, says a lot. Whenever women defend ourselves we get these counter arguments. We get people in general, and not just men, trying to cut down our personal initiatives. And when women, like on the poster, attempt to hold a real discussion we get the brunt of the “dick solution” where we are told that we hate men, we haven’t had a “dick that was good” or we get a penis drawn on the poster meant to make a social commentary about our “place.”

I’ve reblogged the individual posters before because I understand them as a victim of the suggestions. But I’m reblogging them now to show the attempt to keep women in their societal place in our culture.

An excellent example of men not getting the point about street harassment.

“You find our unwanted projections of our opinions of you to be bothersome? Well … well … well … DICKS, THAT’S WHAT! DICKS!!!”

Serious grade-schooler shit here.  Grow the fuck up.

Sighs.

I’m kind of embarrassed by this as a guy. Although I do know we tend to put an undue amount of emphasis on our genitals as the solution to all of life’s problems. Being ornery? RIDE MY DICK! Lesbian? RIDE MY DICK! Depressed? RIDE MY DICK! Just got fired? RIDE MY DICK! *sigh*

And emphasis mine.

Yeahhh, this is a good example of why feminism still needs to be a thing.

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egocentricacomeigatti:

The essence of decadence, Progetto fotografico di Tania Brassesco e Lazlo Passi Norberto

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  • men get into something not aimed at their gender: get special titles like "brony." recognition by creators. heralded for defying gender appeal. get documentary.
  • women get into something not aimed at their gender: not real fans. probably secret friend zone warriors deadset on erasing men from the human race. get insulting demeaning memes and sexual harassment.
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bisexual-community: bialogue-group: bimagazine: American Institute of Bisexuality Participates in the 45th Annual AASECT Conference The American Institute of Bisexuality (AIB) attended the 45th Annual Conference of the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists (AASECT) held in Miami FL from June 5th thru 9th 2013. AASECT is a not-for-profit, interdisciplinary, professional organization that has a membership of approximately 2,000 professionals. In addition to sexuality educators, sex counselors and sex therapists, It’s members include physicians, nurses, social workers, psychologists, allied health professionals, clergy members, lawyers, sociologists, marriage and family counselors and therapists, family planning specialists and researchers, as well as students in relevant professional disciplines. The American Institute of Bisexuality (AIB) is an American charitable foundation founded by pioneering bisexual rights activist, author and sex researcher the late Dr. Fritz Klein to encourage, support and assists research and education about bisexuality, through programs likely to make a material difference and enhance public knowledge, awareness and understanding about bisexuality. Once again this year the American Institute of Bisexuality had an exhibit booth at the conference featuring a wide variety of items about bisexuality. Prominently featured was the Journal of Bisexuality which is a professional quarterly publishing both professional articles and serious essays on bisexuality and its meaning for the individual, the community, and society. With its wide audience scope and the range of issues discussed, the Journal of Bisexuality is ideal for both academic and public libraries that want to offer their patrons the latest information on the topic of bisexuality and special thematic issues cover topics singularly. Bisexual activist & academicians out, about, visible and doing stuff for the community. We’re Here ▼ We’re Queer ▼ Get Over It View high resolution

bisexual-community:

bialogue-group:

bimagazine:

American Institute of Bisexuality Participates in the 45th Annual AASECT Conference

The American Institute of Bisexuality (AIB) attended the 45th Annual Conference of the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists (AASECT) held in Miami FL from June 5th thru 9th 2013. AASECT is a not-for-profit, interdisciplinary, professional organization that has a membership of approximately 2,000 professionals. In addition to sexuality educators, sex counselors and sex therapists, It’s members include physicians, nurses, social workers, psychologists, allied health professionals, clergy members, lawyers, sociologists, marriage and family counselors and therapists, family planning specialists and researchers, as well as students in relevant professional disciplines.

The American Institute of Bisexuality (AIB) is an American charitable foundation founded by pioneering bisexual rights activist, author and sex researcher the late Dr. Fritz Klein to encourage, support and assists research and education about bisexuality, through programs likely to make a material difference and enhance public knowledge, awareness and understanding about bisexuality.

Once again this year the American Institute of Bisexuality had an exhibit booth at the conference featuring a wide variety of items about bisexuality. Prominently featured was the Journal of Bisexuality which is a professional quarterly publishing both professional articles and serious essays on bisexuality and its meaning for the individual, the community, and society. With its wide audience scope and the range of issues discussed, the Journal of Bisexuality is ideal for both academic and public libraries that want to offer their patrons the latest information on the topic of bisexuality and special thematic issues cover topics singularly.

Bisexual activist & academicians out, about, visible and doing stuff for the community.

We’re Here ▼ We’re Queer ▼ Get Over It

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bisexual-community: pointyteeth: So, I am stealing Kara’s idea and uploading the photo she so graciously took of me at Grand Rapids, Michigan’s first Parade of Pride! She had this awesome big bi flag, and it ended up being the only really visible bi pride. She has an awesome photo on her Tumblr as well! More West Michigan Bi Pride on display! View high resolution

bisexual-community:

pointyteeth:

So, I am stealing Kara’s idea and uploading the photo she so graciously took of me at Grand Rapids, Michigan’s first Parade of Pride! She had this awesome big bi flag, and it ended up being the only really visible bi pride. She has an awesome photo on her Tumblr as well!

More West Michigan Bi Pride on display!

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SIN FRONTERAS: bell hooks resources

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If you have any more, or alternate links just in case these ever get removed, feel free to add to the list. Pass the resources along!

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The world is not full of Attractive People and Unattractive People. It’s full of people who are attractive to some and not to others. I hear from trolls all the time who complain that they don’t want to be “forced” to find nasty, ugly fat women attractive–which utterly baffles me, since the last thing I want to do is encourage fat-hating dicks to date fat women. You don’t find fat people attractive? Fabulous. Don’t date them. I will find a way to pick myself up and move on without your love. But to assume your lack of sexual interest in fat chicks must be universal–or that the mere existence of self-confident fat people having healthy relationships somehow “forces” you to find fat attractive–is the height of fucking narcissism.

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