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All because I didn't feel comfortable for adding him on Facebook. We matched and started talking less than 24 hours ago
Jackpot
This is getting kind of ridiculous.
There are two five leaves in there somewhereÂ
I lost count
This is the lucky clover bouquet. Reblog for seven days of good luck!
Yâall laugh but I actually end up doing pretty well once I go to work
I saw a âshoutout to the theatre kidsâ post that was only about actors and I felt left out so this is for everyone else (please add to this if you feel you havenât been represented!!):
shoutout to the theatre kids that arenât actors
to the stage managers who manage to balance friendships and being authoritative in rehearsals
to the technicians that do extra training in welding and access equipment and so many other things to make themselves more hireable
to the techs and stage management who just sometimes want to wear colour but are instead in show blacks all the time
to the stage managers who get stuck mediating the tension between directors and designers who are older and supposed to be more mature than you
to the techs who injure themselves, deal with it, and keep working (or are told they arenât allowed and are so annoyed about it)
to the designers that have to compromise what they want because the director doesnât like it or there isnât enough time/budget/equipment
to the casual crew members who just like theatre and want to be involved but arenât trying to make a career of it
to everyone who tries (and sometimes fails) to fit in friends and healthy eating during tech week
to everyone who has ever done a year-long unpaid (or barely paid) internship in the hopes that it will lead to a job opportunity
to everyone who has ever worked really hard on making/finding a prop only to have it cut in tech or dress
to the design assistants that have to figure out when and how to become designers in their own right
to anyone who has ever managed to avert a crisis backstage where thereâs barely any light and you canât talk
to anyone who has ever had to make the decision to stop the show because some crises just canât be averted
to everyone who struggles to understand unions
and the list goes on and on
youâre all fucking amazing
im gay
{ nb // whatever pronouns idc }

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@kawaiipoisonivy back in Leeds tomorrow, js
YAAAAAAAAS QUEEN FUCK ME UP HONEY! ;) @flamehairedgirl For how long? :3
@kawaiipoisonivy 2 weeks đ
OH LAWDY BABE @flamehairedgirl You got me shook babe lmao
@kawaiipoisonivy we can meet up some time this week đ have you heard from Zoe at all?
You would think that but nope, complete silence -_- zZzzzZ lmao @flamehairedgirl
@kawaiipoisonivy oh, thought you guys were still talking a lot. So yeah, lunch one day this week? đ
@kawaiipoisonivy back in Leeds tomorrow, js
YAAAAAAAAS QUEEN FUCK ME UP HONEY! ;) @flamehairedgirl For how long? :3
@kawaiipoisonivy 2 weeks đ
OH LAWDY BABE @flamehairedgirl You got me shook babe lmao
@kawaiipoisonivy we can meet up some time this week đ have you heard from Zoe at all?
@kawaiipoisonivy back in Leeds tomorrow, js
YAAAAAAAAS QUEEN FUCK ME UP HONEY! ;) @flamehairedgirl For how long? :3
@kawaiipoisonivy 2 weeks đ
@kawaiipoisonivy back in Leeds tomorrow, js
@kawaiipoisonivy I miss you

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Reblog if your a LGBTQ Witch(or Ally)
Where are you all at? :) Looking to make some friends
So hear me out
A movie about
Mae Jemison
Starring
Samira Wiley
CAN WE JUST TALK ABOUT HOW ON POINT EVERYONE IS HANDLING THIS CASE.
THIS. THIS IS WHAT IT SHOULD BE LIKE ALWAYS
I have such conflicting emotions like I am impressed to the verge of tears and yet that saddens me because this should be the damn default like wtf
the difference in their pictures is whatâs making me feel, they used the cops mug shot and Mr. Scottâs service photo this is a dream
^^^^^^^^^ didnât even think of that. crazy how something so small can make such a huge impact
Please watch this movie, guys,
Itâs directed beautifully, they subtly show feminism without exclusively bad mouthing men, and without hesitating they show the issue of how girls are viewed in India. I can safely say that the level of misogyny is in a lot of Asian countries, households and community, it really hits close to home.
They even mentioned the reality of underage marriage and why itâs a problem.
Believe me, itâs an empowering movie and whoever stands with womenâs rights will understand what I mean.
since the movie wasnât mentioned i took the liberty of looking for it! It looks amazing and is the second highest-grossing film at the worldwide box office (x)
Itâs called Dangal and you can watch the trailer here
an iconic show about friendship and hardships in life
Us af <3 @flamehairedgirl @uncoolzoe
@kawaiipoisonivy god I miss you

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When I was 16, I had a fake I.D. and decided to go to a gay bar by myself because some friends bailed on me. While there, an older gentleman bought me a drink. He wasnât a creeper, and he definitely wasnât unattractive. I accepted the drink and began talking to him. No big deal. As the hour progressed, I felt myself feeling strange. I mentioned that I felt like I had a headache, and this guy helped guide me out of the bar. As we were walking down the street, the thought of, âOh god, heâs drugged me, Iâm going to dieâ came to my head. I tried to get away, but I was so drugged up that I could barely walk, let alone speak. It also didnât help that I had really large âgothâ platform shoes because I was going through a phase. Anyway, this guy brought me to his suv and began undressing me. As a final act of defiance, I hit him over the head with my platform shoe. He then punched me, and I remember thinking, âWhy donât they ever give workshops to gay guys about being victims of rape too?â While I was as careful as possible, I never saw the guy slip something in the drink. I even watched the bar tender make the drink. Anyway, I lied there completely paralyzed while this pervert was lubing up. I locked eyes with his for a moment, and thatâs when it happened. A very large and angry drag queen opened the door of the vehicle and beat the shit out of my attempted rapist. She and her other drag friends helped dress and care for me while the police arrived. I was saved by a group of guardian drag queens. They were basically the modern day âangels from heaven.â
God bless drag queens.
I will always reblog this
Whenever drag queens are present, you best believe they will save the fuckin day.
Oh fuck yes.
If this isnât on your blog Iâm judging you.
Every time a bell rings, a drag queen gets his wings.
Itâs time to bring an end to the Rape Anthem Masquerading As Christmas Carol
Hi there! Former English nerd/teacher here. Also a big fan of jazz of the 30s and 40s.Â
So. Hereâs the thing. Given a cursory glance and applying todayâs worldview to the song, yes, youâre right, it absolutely *sounds*Â like a rape anthem.Â
BUT! Letâs look closer!Â
âHey whatâs in this drinkâ was a stock joke at the time, and the punchline was invariably that thereâs actually pretty much nothing in the drink, not even a significant amount of alcohol.
See, this woman is staying late, unchaperoned, at a dudeâs house. In the 1940âs, thatâs the kind of thing Good Girls arenât supposed to do â and she wants people to think sheâs a good girl. The woman in the song says outright, multiple times, that what other people will think of her staying is what sheâs really concerned about: âthe neighbors might think,â âmy maiden auntâs mind is vicious,â âthereâs bound to be talk tomorrow.â But sheâs having a really good time, and she wants to stay, and so she is excusing her uncharacteristically bold behavior (either to the guy or to herself) by blaming it on the drink â unaware that the drink is actually really weak, maybe not even alcoholic at all. Thatâs the joke. That is the standard joke thatâs going on when a woman in media from the early-to-mid 20th century says âhey, whatâs in this drink?â It is not a joke about how sheâs drunk and about to be raped. Itâs a joke about how sheâs perfectly sober and about to have awesome consensual sex and use the drink for plausible deniability because sheâs living in a society where women arenât supposed to have sexual agency.
Basically, the song only makes sense in the context of a society in which women are expected to reject menâs advances whether they actually want to or not, and therefore itâs normal and expected for a ladyâs gentleman companion to pressure her despite her protests, because he knows she would have to say that whether or not she meant it, and if she really wants to stay she wonât be able to justify doing so unless he offers her an excuse other than âIâm staying because I want to.â (Thatâs the main theme of the manâs lines in the song, suggesting excuses she can use when people ask later why she spent the night at his house: it was so cold out, there were no cabs available, he simply insisted because he was concerned about my safety in such awful weather, it was perfectly innocent and definitely not about sex at all!) In this particular case, heâs pretty clearly right, because the woman has a voice, and sheâs using it to give all the culturally-understood signals that she actually does want to stay but canât say so. She states explicitly that sheâs resisting because sheâs supposed to, not because she wants to: âI ought to say no no noâŚâ She states explicitly that sheâs just putting up a token resistance so sheâll be able to claim later that she did whatâs expected of a decent woman in this situation: âat least Iâm gonna say that I tried.â And at the end of the song theyâre singing together, in harmony, because theyâre both on the same page and they have been all along.
So itâs not actually a song about rape - in fact itâs a song about a woman finding a way to exercise sexual agency in a patriarchal society designed to stop her from doing so. But itâs also, at the same time, one of the best illustrations of rape culture that pop culture has ever produced. Itâs a song about a society where women arenât allowed to say yesâŚwhich happens to mean itâs also a society where women donât have a clear and unambiguous way to say no.
Best explanation of where this song came from Iâve heard, and it illustrates how much things have changed since then.Â