when i was a teenager it felt very revolutionary to be cruel to myself. like some kind of slow passive protest against how much everything hurt. i starved myself of sleep and food and tenderness because it felt right. it felt sharp and angry and radical and i wanted to be those things. adulthood is the realisation that the world is already working to cut into you well before you learn how to do it yourself. caring for yourself and others is the real protest

New Yorkers after you make eye contact with us more than twice

This is literally the only good comment on this post

good morning kings let’s push this boulder

bad news about the boulder everyone

Good morning kings let’s push this boulder

anyways, japanese imperialism is not a thing of the past and still exists today. japanese propaganda is in the little things, and to end it you have to recognize them. stop glorifying the rising sun flag. pay attention to how japanese media treats its korean characters as opposed to the white ones. be on your guard when anyone or anything implies that japan is in any way superior to other asian countries. above all, listen to and support any poc who has been affected by japanese imperialism.

you can reblog this post instead of liking it btw

if a work of fiction doesn't make me think intensely about each character's personal tragedy with that specific ache in my heart whenever i space out then what's the point?

Men really believe that they’re the only ones who feel lonely and alienated and also that it’s the responsibility of every individual woman that they encounter to fix it

White women terrorize people in spaces like these but people ignore it to talk about white men

i love being on trains this is literally where im meant to be <3

"my child is fine" your child's favorite trope is a tough old warrior who could kill a man with their bare hands in over a hundred different ways grudgingly adopting a small reckless child they grow to love and protect with their dying breath

your child has 15 fictional dads better than you

You've healed too much to let anyone bring back an older version of you.

telling gay men that they are allowed to love each other freely, openly, and passionately will always be more important than reassuring insecure straight men that they can hug their bestie without being gay

the solution to men withholding love and affection from each other out of fear of being perceived as gay is to remove the stigma around being perceived as gay, not to “no homo” male affection