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May 21

This is horrible (signal boost)…

A teen faces criminal charges, as well as the possibility of being a registered sex offender.

What was her crime? Nothing.

She is a senior high school student, in a relationship with a sophomore student. She just turned 18, and her partner is 15. However they were dating before the 18th birthday of the first party.

So what happened? Well the 15 year old has homophobic parents; whom upon the 18th birthday of their daughter’s girlfriend, pressed charges against her.

This is a sickening case, and is a waste of the legal systems time. It may very well ruin a bright future.

I urge my fellow queers, and our allies to sign this petition immediately:

AllOut.Org/Kate

daddyisasdaddydoes:

needstobespanked:

S. A. F. E. T. Y. Dance!

We can dance if we want to
We can leave your friends behind
‘Cause your friends don’t dance and if they don’t dance
Well they’re no friends of mine
I say, we can go where we want to
A place where they will never find
And we can act like we come from out of this world
Leave the real one far behind
And we can dance


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greatest….. song….. ever

(Source: musicliteraturecinema)

siryouarebeingmocked:

teikotio:

siryouarebeingmocked:

heroinfriday:

sosungalittleclodofclay:


heroinfriday:


Actually no…
“The patriarchy” as the all encompassing evil that it is, was a concept thought up by feminists. Before feminism, “patriarchy” was a used word, but it wasn’t used as how it is used today. Normally, it was used as a descriptor for a family or house.
Feminism made the term up. Feminism up holds those ideals—then blames it on the patriarchy, which it made up— and feminism as a whole doesn’t think men can change.
If it thought men could change, then it wouldn’t demonize men at every turn and crossroad while parading around claiming that it cares about men too. You can’t say that men are basically the scum of the Earth, that all evil and wrong doing is the fault of men, refuse to give men even an OUNCE of recognition in your movement, then say that feminism helps men too and thinks men are great.
NAFALT, of course. But Feminism, as a movement, is just that.
-Liv


We don’t share their reality.


Their reality hurts people.
-Liv

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen gynocentric feminists say things about the world that make me wonder if they’re living in an alternate universe.
It’s like Bioshock Infinite, except instead of a hard-boiled detective and a spunky young woman who’s been confined to a tower for most of her life, it’s a bunch of whiny girls on tumblr who can’t even comprehend the suffering of anyone who doesn’t share their chromosomes.
I’ve seen more than a few feminist literally enforce patriarchal mores that negatively affected men even as they claimed to fight them, such as shaming MRAs by calling them virgins, or decrying “deadbeat dads” for not being able to support families. In one case, the woman in question had an article on her website saying it was totes okay to assume all strange men are potential rapists. She didn’t write it, just endorsed it.

I actually wonder how they came up with this idea. Why would men make a system that ‘benefits themselves’, to insult, degrade, dehumanize and sacrifice themselves?

Feminism has spent decades pretty much completely failing to notice or care about men’s suffering, and now that MRAs and egalitarians and equity feminists are forcing gynocentric feminists to notice, they’re trying to duct-tape it onto their ideology, with mixed results. Which is why I find feminists who claim any problems men have are “side effects” of the patriarchy, up to and including Hilary Clinton’s infamous “primary victims of war” quote.
Basically, mainstream feminists are trying to pull a metaphorical Rosie Ruiz; sneaking to the front of the race, then claiming they were there all along, while showing no signs they’ve actually done any of the work. Except that they’re also trying very hard to silence the people pointing out that they’re cheaters, or who try to get them to actually talk about the marathon they allegedly just ran.

siryouarebeingmocked:

teikotio:

siryouarebeingmocked:

heroinfriday:

sosungalittleclodofclay:

heroinfriday:

Actually no…

“The patriarchy” as the all encompassing evil that it is, was a concept thought up by feminists. Before feminism, “patriarchy” was a used word, but it wasn’t used as how it is used today. Normally, it was used as a descriptor for a family or house.

Feminism made the term up. Feminism up holds those ideals—then blames it on the patriarchy, which it made up— and feminism as a whole doesn’t think men can change.

If it thought men could change, then it wouldn’t demonize men at every turn and crossroad while parading around claiming that it cares about men too. You can’t say that men are basically the scum of the Earth, that all evil and wrong doing is the fault of men, refuse to give men even an OUNCE of recognition in your movement, then say that feminism helps men too and thinks men are great.

NAFALT, of course. But Feminism, as a movement, is just that.

-Liv

We don’t share their reality.

Their reality hurts people.

-Liv

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen gynocentric feminists say things about the world that make me wonder if they’re living in an alternate universe.

It’s like Bioshock Infinite, except instead of a hard-boiled detective and a spunky young woman who’s been confined to a tower for most of her life, it’s a bunch of whiny girls on tumblr who can’t even comprehend the suffering of anyone who doesn’t share their chromosomes.

I’ve seen more than a few feminist literally enforce patriarchal mores that negatively affected men even as they claimed to fight them, such as shaming MRAs by calling them virgins, or decrying “deadbeat dads” for not being able to support families. In one case, the woman in question had an article on her website saying it was totes okay to assume all strange men are potential rapists. She didn’t write it, just endorsed it.

I actually wonder how they came up with this idea. Why would men make a system that ‘benefits themselves’, to insult, degrade, dehumanize and sacrifice themselves?

Feminism has spent decades pretty much completely failing to notice or care about men’s suffering, and now that MRAs and egalitarians and equity feminists are forcing gynocentric feminists to notice, they’re trying to duct-tape it onto their ideology, with mixed results. Which is why I find feminists who claim any problems men have are “side effects” of the patriarchy, up to and including Hilary Clinton’s infamous “primary victims of war” quote.

Basically, mainstream feminists are trying to pull a metaphorical Rosie Ruiz; sneaking to the front of the race, then claiming they were there all along, while showing no signs they’ve actually done any of the work. Except that they’re also trying very hard to silence the people pointing out that they’re cheaters, or who try to get them to actually talk about the marathon they allegedly just ran.

(Source: actually-liz)

retrogirly:

Shirley MacLaine

retrogirly:

Shirley MacLaine

nerdgeekgamerdork:

Christopher Walken….enough said.

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Mmm

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twinpeakscaptioned:


happy 23rd anniversary, twin peaks.

twinpeakscaptioned:

happy 23rd anniversary, twin peaks.

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