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does the body ALWAYS have to keep the score? maybe we could just have a friendly game this time. maybe we can just have fun without putting numbers on it

#lore posting

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Peruvian textile fragment

quasi-normalcy

The whole point of Xena’s character, of course, is that she really kind of enjoys murdering the shit out of people and it takes conscious force of will on her part to hold herself back from doing so when it’s not moral, and Lucy Lawless plays that so well. And I appreciate that. Not a lot of female characters who are allowed to just go fucking feral with bloodlust.

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Xena basically frames hatred and violence as a sort of addiction, and I actually think that this is a more sophisticated treatment of a redemption arc than most other stories I’ve seen on the subject.

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Gabriella: Oh noes, crisis of the week!

Xena: Not to worry, I have a solution!

Gabriella: Is it murder?

Xena: I mean, its not-not… Yes, its murder, but for a good cause.

Grabriella: *angry pout*

Xena: Very well emotional-support-bard. We shall try wacky shenanigans first.

Gabriella: Don’t worry Xena, we’ll get you thirty days without murder for sure this time!

Narrator: Xena would not get her red murder-sobriety chip this time.

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I always remember the quote from Lucy Lawless, about Xena as she first appeared which is from a great interview in general about her work.

She was a warlord. She was worse than any of the creeps that worked for her. I think a lot of the good men — namely, Hercules — made her see the light. Then she didn’t want to kill people any more, mate. She wanted to love people instead.

But she’d done such terrible things in her past — she knew she was irredeemable. She was a flawed hero.

I remember discussing with the executive producer [Robert Tapert], whom I’m married to today, that Hercules is the hero you hope is out there somewhere, and Xena is the hero within every man — the flawed hero — which is a cool thing to be. It’s very interesting to play a character that is not all good.

bettyrightnow

ever since i was a little girl i knew i wanted to put no effort into my appearance

#ME #I really do care about cltothes like that #t actually makes me feel stressed when I have to look good #it*#I think it’s cause I feel like fake and performative af cause I actually don’t dress that irl 100% of the time #i understand the neee for presentation but it is so draining 😭#clothes are vehicles of comfort rather than self expression #which doesn’t really make sense cause I’m still expressing myself but #I mean like I didn’t feel connected to clothes and dressing up #in fact I think it makes me feel worse when it’s an obligation than an option 😐#basically I hate being told what to do 👍🏾

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my cookies btw 🍪

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day 75 of barging for a personal desk and check

#LORD PLEASE MY BACK

digital gardening is basically combining a notebook with your own personal wiki of ideas/thoughts/concepts/topics/media/literature anything that interests you or resonates you. similar to a commonplace journal or a scrapbook.

fran's field notes on substack has an article + youtube video with how she does hers. anna howard on youtube is who got me into it.

i thought the idea might be of interest to you based on your recent posts :) personally i enjoy it because it helps me to archive information and experiences and see how my thoughts link together + encourages me to broaden out my thinking. its a very fluid concept so you can make it as simple or complex as you want.

oooh!!! thank you for telling me abt this I’ll check her out :D that sounds way more up my alley, I think I really get bogged down to categorization/organizing my thoughts as separate items that it feels more daunting. I didn’t occur to me I could try and blend them together as there own scrapbook lol

#again thank you so much!!!#asks #anon

saintofsilence

Elephant seal flipper

shirkers2018dirsanditan

it is so tiring to continue to watch people that conform religiously to societal norms demonize people that don’t and that criticize these norms then play victim after the fact. “let people do what they want” all of society has been structured to encourage you to and reward you for doing exactly what you are doing right now. and you can’t even just do it and be done with it. no, you need universal validation. more accurately, you need assimilation.

shirkers2018dirsanditan

the more women push back on sexualized violence in the bedroom and in relationships, the more aware those that don’t are that there is a problem. the more women wear their natural hair and natural faces and natural nails, the more aware those that don’t are that they cannot. self-reflection is crucial. it’s a sign of maturity and intelligence. the refusal to self-reflect in the face of critical information is a massive character flaw. you are faced with people that hold an uncomfortable mirror to the restrictive and hegemonic influences on your own life and preferences and you’re too childish to do anything but throw a tantrum at people you know are right anyway

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Randonnée Snap

March 2010

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bizarre uk magazine may 2007

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Wunmi Mosaku Photographed By Luke Fontana🤎

#black hair

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sweating my ass off on this exercise bike

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now it’s time to make cookies 🍪

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The Women's World Cup is gonna be in Brasil because they're pure of heart and chosen by God (who is brazilian)

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savagenightattheopera

this phrase has given an almost incalculable buff to my casual hating

vanilla-voyeur

Any time you say something about men being inherently predatory (man vs bear, a group of men is a threat, etc.) you are being racist. Treating men as inherently predatory is fundamentally inseparable from anti-blackness because Black men are hypermasculinized. That rhetoric affects Black men the most.

When you say you'd pick the bear over the man or a group of men is a threat, you are saying you'd pick the bear over a Black man and a group of Black men are a threat. It's not changing anything or flipping the genders. All Black men are men. If it sounds racist now, that's because it's always been racist and you didn't realize the implication.

Sure you could freely use your free speech to freely say, "A group of White men are a threat" or "I'd pick a Black man over a bear but a bear over a White man." But you and I and everyone else all know exactly how that sounds. And it's still racist because why do you always think only of White men when you're thinking about an abstract hypothetical man?

When you hear something about men being predatory, you should always think about how that affects Black men or you will inevitably say something racist.

zendayaimdb

framing black men in this way (as victims who could never hurt a woman) is an interesting choice when western black women are currently in the midst of a yearslong femicide crisis. said femicide (and rape, and abuse) is committed almost entirely by black men who, as men, are indeed dangerous. your rhetoric frames the modern issue of black femicide as inherently less important than the historical issue of black men being wrongfully accused of sex crimes. it suggests that black women should shut up about their negative experiences with men out of a kind of race fealty. it’s despicable because black women are indeed incredibly race loyal and suffer in silence from the physical, material harm inflicted on them by black men as well as the psychological warfare of being subjected to constant, intense misogynoir within the community and also outside of it. black cultures, like all cultures, are rooted in patriarchy. the logic of this post is a particularly ugly and blunt example of what afro-patriarchy looks like.

a black woman, along with any race of woman, has every right to say, “i hate all men” because men are dangerous. you should not seek to control the speech of women when they discuss misogyny, as women are a marginalized group based on sex and subject to sex-specific violence, a universal force that keeps women at the global level under the control of men. when men stop targeting women for sex-based violence, then we can speak on the issue of whether or not saying “all men are ___” leads to racialized thinking. until then, telling women to not disparage men is simply another manifestation of silencing victims and survivors. the fact that you felt this was at all appropriate to write is the perfect demonstration of how misogyny warps thinking to minimize harm to women as mere collateral damage in the rhetoric of political activism.

pumpumdemsugah

Rhetoric like this is how the black power movement shamed black women who were raped and sexually abused by Black men in the movement to stay silent or they're race traitors. 30 to 60% of all black women in America are victims of sexual assault. Many Black male predators in the black power movement knowing this, used this to have a captive stock of victims who were too scared to speak because black men are seen as violent.

Lets not forget the femicide rate in the black ass Caribbean and Africa is also high and will regularly be in the top 10 highest femicide rate countries

You people do not see Black women as subjects of oppression or misogyny. Doing PR for Black men is almost more important than the rape, beatings and abuse of Black women.

You people think that everyone lives around white people and that the home is a space place for women and girls

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