No T, No Shade

If rape was about how revealing their clothes were, rape rates would quadruple during the summer.

But they don’t.

If rape was about how much sex someone’s had in the past, then virgins wouldn’t get raped.

But they do.

If rape was about how attractive a person was by conventional standards, then only thin, white, abled people would get raped.

But they don’t.

If rape was about how much they drank, then sober people wouldn’t get raped.

But they do.

I just want to share this really remarkable series of photos captured by Allyson Seconds in Sacramento a few days ago.

She thought she was photographing some dogs, but didn't realize they were coyotes until looking at the photos later.

Narrow escape for the cat.

Most people living in the middle of cities don't think about urban wildlife, but they're out there.

They've just gotten good at avoiding people.

and in the scene in the gifset above you can see the housekeeper’s hesitation to literally cross the line, which she immediately gets back on the left side of. 

some other examples of “the line,” usually represented through window frames: 

when the peeing drunk “crosses the line,” ki-woo’s rich friend promptly yells at him to put him back in his place

ki-taek respectfully remains on his side of the line, playing the obedient driver to his boss

and during this scene near the midpoint of the film, the entire kim family is crossing the line by hanging out in their employers’ house, and ki-woo literally has his body between two worlds