Some†hing Smar† & Wi††y

00:49 15th May 2013

Notes: 19

$itmovesmemorelol: source: Lori Sparacio The Dance at Alder Cove /|\ ☽✪☾Youth/Father/Geezer☽✪☾ \|/ Customs of the Ancestor$

itmovesmemorelol:

source: Lori Sparacio

The Dance at Alder Cove

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☽✪☾Youth/Father/Geezer☽✪☾

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Customs of the Ancestor

00:45

Notes: 15

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$itmovesmemorelol: “F is for Fairy” - Fanny Y. Cory by docarelle on Flickr. The Fairy Alphabet of Fanny Y. Cory The Dance at Alder Cove /|\ ☽✪☾ Youth/Father/Geezer ☽✪☾ \|/ Customs of the Ancestor$

itmovesmemorelol:

“F is for Fairy” - Fanny Y. Cory by docarelle on Flickr.

The Fairy Alphabet
of Fanny Y. Cory

The Dance at Alder Cove
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☽✪☾ Youth/Father/Geezer ☽✪☾
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Customs of the Ancestor

00:44

Notes: 1938

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Universal Horror Film Monsters

00:44

Notes: 328

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$itmovesmemorelol: “D is for Dryad” - Fanny Y. Cory via: Cernunnos The Dance at Alder Cove /|\ ☽✪☾Youth/Father/Geezer☽✪☾ \|/ Customs of the Ancestor$

itmovesmemorelol:

“D is for Dryad” - Fanny Y. Cory

via: Cernunnos

The Dance at Alder Cove

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☽✪☾Youth/Father/Geezer☽✪☾

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Customs of the Ancestor

00:41

Notes: 67

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Tags: rape apologism

Fucking Rape Culture: Bitch, that's not rape.

misandristscum:

conservativegirlonrape:

” There’s a girl I followed on tumblr and she talked about what happened to her at a party and people were all “OMG that’s rape!” And people were trying to tell her and she kept saying “No I wasn’t raped” while she said over and over that this…

00:41

Notes: 1962

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Nobody can know about this, alright? Especially Kent. And why is that? Because he’s going to use it against me…

(Source: regalkinghiddles)

00:36

Notes: 416

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Tags: Samurai Champloo

(Source: champloosamurai)

00:32

Notes: 35

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22:43 14th May 2013

Notes: 34563

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clumsyoctopus:

flower language has always been an intense source of disappointment for me

like, they all mean really generic things like “love” or “forever” or “i’m sorry”

i thought you could combine flowers

like you could just send someone a bouquet and from the combination of hibiscus and posies and tulips they’d understand “the rebel leader is dead, rendezvous at the docks at 8, bring the dog, you will need lighter fluid and a large tomato”

22:33

Notes: 2704

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(Source: divineschizophrenia)

22:32

Notes: 91

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chantelcarnage:

Rape Predates Miniskirts
www.facebook.com/chantelcarnage More from my victim blaming series

22:19

Notes: 3

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Tags: patriarchy vawg

I can’t help but ask, why is it like this? Why do we have such a situation? Why have women become so vulnerable to the men and boys that they co-exist with in communities and in nations?

I honestly can not answer these questions, but I would like to take a step back and reflect on the words of Elizabeth Rein and Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, in the book Women War and Peace that “the abuse women suffer during conflict is a reflection of the interaction between men and women, boys and girls, during peace time”.

Is this statement true at all? My verdict is yes. In most of our communities we objectify women as bearers of babies, and our global media has descended to using the sensual objectification of women’s bodies as the only means of promoting products. Girls are being socialized both directly and indirectly to believe that a super model physique is the way to obtaining fame and fortune.

— Source: [TW for violence against women and girls] Child soldiers, child wives: wounded for life by Leymah Gbowee (via zeeblebum)

22:19

Notes: 3

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Tags: patriarchy vawg

Child soldiers, child wives: wounded for life | openDemocracy

zeeblebum:

TW for violence against women and girls

Working with ex-child soldiers of Charles Taylor’s army, and the girls they have taken as wives, has convinced Nobel Peace laureate Leymah Gbowee that the abuse women suffer during conflict is a reflection of the interaction between men and women, boys and girls, during peace time.