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The Derp

manicpixiedreamcthulhu:

literally the BEST part of mary poppins is when all the chimney sweeps are running round the house bein like ‘step in time!!!!’ and then the mother comes home w her suffragette sash and all the sweeps r like ‘VOTES 4 WOMEN STEP IN TIME’ it makes me laugh so much bc imagine being mr banks and there being a big fuckin suffragette/working class pride parade in ur goddamn living room

renaissancefleabag:

Before Marie came into her life, Zelda was never a fan of Valentine’s Day. Each year, she begrudgingly purchased candies and little gaudy cards for Sabrina to take to her classmates at her mortal school, and left it at that. There was no reason to be sentimental over a holiday about love, nor to participate in mortal customs that originated with the false church. And then Marie happened, and everything changed.

vstheworld:

yelenas-lova:

just to be clear, the fact that music was nominated for a golden globe is absolutely disgusting. every single (adult) involved in that gross, ableist movie should be sickened by themselves.

for those of you who don’t know, music (2021) is a movie being directed by sia about a nonverable autistic girl. not only does it not include any actually autistic people in the movie itself but it also only took advice from autism speaks which is looked at as a hate group by the majority of the autistic community. leaked scenes have also shown the movie glorifying prone restraints which are incredibly dangerous and have resulted in major injuries and even death to disabled people as recently as last year.

autistic people just like me have been incredibly outspoken about how harmful this movie is but the allistic have been mostly silent. we are already seeing reviews calling this movie ‘inspiring’ and important’ and it’s absolutely horrific! we need your help calling this out. please stand with us and call out this disgusting display of disrespect to autistic folks.

- your local actually autistic pal

p.s. please, please reblog if you aren’t autistic.

sia wasn’t even just silent, when autistic actors pointed out that she hadn’t even tried to contact anyone with autism to be in her film, sia’s response was “well maybe you’re just not a good enough actor.” when she was challenged about making this film, she assured us that she had “done her research” by WATCHING HOURS OF MELTDOWN VIDEOS.

Please don’t watch Music, it’s exploitative, deliberately excluded autistic people from our own narrative and inspires nothing in us but pain and anger.

mushroom-cookie-bears:

send me a character and i’ll list:

• favorite thing about them
  
• least favorite thing about them
• favorite line
• brOTP
• OTP
• nOTP
• random headcanon
• unpopular opinion
• song i associate with them
• favorite picture of them

I am in love with them both

the-dust-jacket:

1. Tell me about that imaginary bookshop you dream about running. 

2. Do you like reading aloud? Are you good at it?

3. How do you organize your bookshelves?

4. Tell me about that one book that you can’t remember the title of and maybe you just made it up except you remember that one specific thing so clearly. 

5. Do you write in the margins?

6. Have you ever physically destroyed a book? 

7. Tell me about learning to read.

8. What’s your glamorous imaginary pen name? 

9. Do you fall in love with fictional characters? 

10. Tell me about the sort of cover you cannot resist. 

11. What book do you find yourself recommending the most? 

12. How do you keep your place in a book? 

13. Pick a book you would adapt for the screen, given unlimited budget and creative freedom.  

14. Is there a specific kind of book you collect? 

15. What’s a cover that fooled you? 

premonitioner:

a non-exhaustive exploration of beauty standards in relation to myself as a nonbinary person

living alone since august in the middle of a pandemic has forced me to confront myself in some of the most painful ways i can think of. and i’m realizing that my perspective on beauty has shifted a lot. and i’m not talking about like western beauty standards are a scam (though it’s important to note that they absolutely are!) and designed to make you feel worse about yourself. i’m talking about radical self acceptance. and i know this isn’t a new conclusion, but it’s a new experience for me, and i wanted to briefly share my perspective on it as a nonbinary person! 

as someone who’s never felt comfortable existing within the labels that were assigned to me, i was never able to be “beautiful.” when i was called pretty or thought for a moment that i fit within the confines of what i deemed to be pretty, it still felt like something i couldn’t achieve. something that i was pretending to be or trying to convince myself that i was. i could go on for days about overly critical self-perception, but i’m not going to because i’d rather just let it exist so that i can build off it. what i do want to talk about is binary-gendered beauty and self worth as an external force that influences internal perception. 

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I’m a cisgender woman who is overweight for her age/height and this message is so important. My whole life I’ve been ‘othered’ because of my size and because I don’t fit into the American beauty standards, but it got to a point that I simply tried to not care anymore. It’s hard to not care what people think about you, and I’ve spent a lot of my life equating my self worth to my appearance. But I realized that mindset was unhealthy and every day I work more towards improving it. I think every person struggles with the idea of not fitting into the American standard of beauty at some point in their lives no matter their height/weight/gender identity etc, and it’s important that day by day step by step we all learn that our worth is not defined by how we look or how we present ourselves