Create. Destroy. Repeat.

it never sits well with me when people associate beauty with morality like i remember when i was in my early 20s and my friends would compliment each other like “that’s what happens when you’re not racist—you get a banging body” or “you can tell she’s homophobic because of her ugly mug” like it’s never felt right to me. beauty as a reward or a virtue feels so bizarre to me. ugliness as a punishment feels so bizarre to me. it all feels like 19th century phrenology and physiognomy

While I agree with this, it is also true that I find more physically attractive people who are nice while it's the opposite for assholes. Like, I could see a guy and think he's hot but the moment he opens his mouth and he turns to be stupid my view completely changes. Or if someone who initially didn't seem appealing to me is a beautiful person I'll start thinking he's cute, has gorgeous hands or I love the way he walks or something, and I can't help it.

I don't want women to "feel empowered", I want them to actually have power

I don’t want women to “feel safe”, I want them to actually be safe

the lion does not concern herself with papa

Raping 18 year old girls is not revolutionary. Actions speak louder than tattoos.