captainbasch:

unlikably:

khaleesi-of-westeros:

Oh my GOD

a cat with her senpai admiring the cherry blossoms while on their way to school

kawaii

Me & Ellen.

captainbasch:

unlikably:

khaleesi-of-westeros:

Oh my GOD

a cat with her senpai admiring the cherry blossoms while on their way to school

kawaii

Me & Ellen.

(Source: yepperoni)

peppercyanide:

The Eye of Sauron, beaded on a loom. It is meant to be a headband. For me.
31 beads wide, 124 beads long, 4 weeks of design/work. Black, white, four shades of red, two of orange, one yellow. Two God beads. Imagine the colors are slightly warmer than in the image. :)
Thanks Devon, Carissa, Karen, Jim, Linda

peppercyanide:

The Eye of Sauron, beaded on a loom. It is meant to be a headband. For me.

31 beads wide, 124 beads long, 4 weeks of design/work. Black, white, four shades of red, two of orange, one yellow. Two God beads. Imagine the colors are slightly warmer than in the image. :)

Thanks Devon, Carissa, Karen, Jim, Linda

genderbitch:

katherinegryffindor:

wellthisispainful:

so much win on twitter right now

this is so great

The horcruxes one kills me. Slayyyed

“It is a pity the young Pi was not nominated There’s not much you can do. He’s an Indian actor and nobody knows him so he was easily overlooked.

With peer voting, people will vote for their friends or based on their impressions. He’s a newcomer and we often said he had never acted before—that’s a disadvantage to getting nominated. But I do think his performance was the purest performance.”

ourgoatrodeo:

stoners:

im in love with this wow

This is from Anne Lamott.

ourgoatrodeo:

stoners:

im in love with this wow

This is from Anne Lamott.

(Source: mariannapaige)

spenacethemenace:

genderexploratorium:

tooyoungforthelivingdead:

Richard O’Brien: ‘I’m 70% man, 30% woman’

Richard O’Brien, writer of hit musical The Rocky Horror Show, delighted in shaking up the conservative sexual attitudes of the 1970s.
His most famous creation, Dr Frank N Furter, brought the house down with his song Sweet Transvestite.
But the show’s creator was ashamed about his own long-held desire to be more feminine.
“I was six-and-a-half and I said to my big brother that I wanted to be the fairy princess when I grew up. The look of disdain on his face made me pull down the shutters. I knew that I should never ever say that out loud again.”
For 50 years, O’Brien repressed the feeling. But “you can’t just put the lid on things and pretend that they don’t exist”, he says.
So a decade ago, he started taking the female hormone oestrogen - and is happy with the results.
“It takes the edge off the masculine, testosterone-driven side of me and I like that very much. I think I’ve become a nicer person in some ways, slightly softer. For the first time in my life, I’ve started to put on a little bit of weight, which I like.”
He has also developed small breasts. But O’Brien is not intending to go further and have sex reassignment surgery.
“I don’t want to pretend to be something that I’m not. Anton Rodgers, the actor, said ‘you’re the third sex’. And I thought that’s quite nice. I quite like that position.
“It’s my belief that we are on a continuum between male and female. There are people who are hardwired male and there are people who are hardwired female, but most of us are on that continuum and I believe myself probably to be about 70% male, 30% female.”
Read more

Fuck yeah genderqueer heroes!


Woo!

spenacethemenace:

genderexploratorium:

tooyoungforthelivingdead:

Richard O’Brien: ‘I’m 70% man, 30% woman’

Richard O’Brien, writer of hit musical The Rocky Horror Show, delighted in shaking up the conservative sexual attitudes of the 1970s.

His most famous creation, Dr Frank N Furter, brought the house down with his song Sweet Transvestite.

But the show’s creator was ashamed about his own long-held desire to be more feminine.

“I was six-and-a-half and I said to my big brother that I wanted to be the fairy princess when I grew up. The look of disdain on his face made me pull down the shutters. I knew that I should never ever say that out loud again.”

For 50 years, O’Brien repressed the feeling. But “you can’t just put the lid on things and pretend that they don’t exist”, he says.

So a decade ago, he started taking the female hormone oestrogen - and is happy with the results.

“It takes the edge off the masculine, testosterone-driven side of me and I like that very much. I think I’ve become a nicer person in some ways, slightly softer. For the first time in my life, I’ve started to put on a little bit of weight, which I like.”

He has also developed small breasts. But O’Brien is not intending to go further and have sex reassignment surgery.

“I don’t want to pretend to be something that I’m not. Anton Rodgers, the actor, said ‘you’re the third sex’. And I thought that’s quite nice. I quite like that position.

“It’s my belief that we are on a continuum between male and female. There are people who are hardwired male and there are people who are hardwired female, but most of us are on that continuum and I believe myself probably to be about 70% male, 30% female.”

Read more

Fuck yeah genderqueer heroes!

Woo!

#SafetyTipsForLadies - or, Why Victim Blaming is Moronic

hilaroar:

****TRIGGER WARNING: SEXUAL ASSAULT******

The other day I was going about my business when I happened to read this moronic article explaining how advocating ‘risk management’ (barf) is not ‘victim blaming’.

I’ve read a lot of articles like this, but that one, for some reason, was the straw that broke the camel’s back. I am absolutely sick to death of being told what to wear and what to do and how to be, as though any of that will somehow save me from being raped. It’s not a woman’s responsibility to prevent sexual assault. How about we teach men not to rape instead?

How about we recognise that being drunk, being ‘sexy’, being out having fun, being loud, being trans, being queer, being sexually active - none of it causes rape, because rapists cause rape?

How about we stop pretending that if women follow some stupid, byzantine set of ‘rules’ we’ll be safe?

But the real thing that gets me about these ‘safety tips’ is this:

THEY ALL ASSUME WOMEN ARE MORONS.

Every single article I read containing hot tips! on how to be safe reads like the author thinks women have never heard or thought about their personal safety before.

Fun fact: Women think about personal safety, like, all the time. We carry a spare pair of shoes. We don’t listen to music so we can listen out for people coming up behind us. We get a cab instead of walking, if we’re lucky enough to afford it (not that that’s exactly a safe option either).

We think and we watch and we listen because we know by being a woman we’re at risk. Every one of my female friends and I have our own list of things we do to be safe, a lot of stuff that has been conditioned in us since childhood and that we now do subconsciously, without thinking. Because we live in a rape culture.

SO STOP. Stop writing stupid, patronising bullshit articles telling us WHAT WE ALREADY KNOW.

Plus. Half your tips are fucking stupid anyway.

So, in response to the stupid Punch article, I decided to start tweeting my own ‘hot safety tips’, with the hashtag #SafetyTipsForLadies.

Then others began to join in, and it pretty much took off. Here are some of my favourites:

And finally, the best one of the entire list:

sasstrophysics:

do u ever just love someone so much u just

image

Ellen + me. 

(Source: krillex)

For the Men Who Still Don’t Get It

utes4lyfe:

What if 
all women were bigger and stronger than you 
And thought they were smarter 
What if 
women were the ones who started wars 
What if 
too many of your friends had been raped by women wielding giant dildos 
and no K-Y Jelly 
What if 
the state trooper 
who pulled you over on the New Jersey Turnpike 
was a woman 
and carried a gun 
What if 
the ability to menstruate 
was the prerequisite for most high-paying jobs 
What if 
your attractiveness to women depended 
on the size of your penis 
What if 
every time women saw you 
they’d hoot and make jerking motions with their hands 
What if 
women were always making jokes 
about how ugly penises are 
and how bad sperm tastes 
What if 
you had to explain what’s wrong with your car 
to big sweaty women with greasy hands 
who stared at your crotch 
In a garage where you are surrounded 
by posters of naked men with hard-ons 
What if 
men’s magazines featured cover photos 
of 14-year-old boys 
with socks 
tucked into the front of their jeans 
and articles like: 
“How to tell if your wife is unfaithful” 
or 
“What your doctor won’t tell you about your prostate” 
or 
“The truth about impotence” 
What if 
the doctor who examined your prostate 
was a woman 
and called you “Honey” 
What if 
You had to inhale your boss’s stale cigar breath 
as she insisted that sleeping with her 
was part of the job 
What if 
You couldn’t get away because 
the company dress code required 
you wear shoes 
designed to keep you from running 
And what if 
after all that 
women still wanted you 
to love them.

- Carol Diehl