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Feather River Bulletin, Quincy, California, March 20, 1924
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I think we are focusing on the wrong thing when talking about mainstream romantasy adult books, instead of shaming straight cis women for reading kinky books, we should tralk about how most of the newer books aimed at that demographic are just conservative propoganda, rebranding patriarchy as a kink.
There's nothing inherently wrong about liking the types of kinks that are present, control, power imbalance, dark themes, but when you really look at the top performing novels (which they are mass prodicing at questionable speeds) it's hard to ignore the ever present morally grey man, who's posessive over the heroine who starts off as otherworldly different from the 'regular woman' aka damsel in distress), is cruel to everyone except her, and the fantasy world revolves around the control of women, especially when it comes to forced pregnancy.
I'm seeing a lot of responses to this saying "this is why I read queer stories" but you're missing the point! You can relate to queer media because you're queer, cis straight women should also have material that aren't turning their opression into kinks in almost every. single. book. If they want to choose to read those stories, that's absolutely fine, again nothing wrong with exploring those dynamics, but the concerning part is how fast they're being made with the rise of booktok, and the looming threat to women's autonomy.
Remember when all mlm stories were borderine assault stories in the early 90s-2000s? and how long it took for other queer stories to be made? we all used our voices to make a change, it didn't magically stop we fought for it to not be the only type of story.
And the solution to this, for people who are wondering, isn't to try to suppress romantasy books because they're not "good for women." That's an old, old game and never goes anywhere good. The solution is not less kink and less porn. The solution is more kink and more porn.
Because when you think about it, the problem isn't that you can go to your chosen bookseller and find a story where Sparklia Special gets semi-forced to have babies for Broody McDarkenfay (it's okay, she's into it). The problem is that it is unnecessarily difficult to look a little further down the shelf and find a vampire princess domming the hell out of the hunter who knows he shouldn't love her. Reducing people's choices always serves the reactionary agenda one way or another. Expanding choices. That's where it's at.
(If this sounds like I am making a pitch that we should write porn to defeat fascism, that's…not entirely a mischaracterization. I mean, of course it won't defeat fascism, but I do feel that while we work to defeat fascism, we should at least have diverse and satisfying porn.)
We went to a farmer market yesterday. So desperate for lettuce we were willing to be over charged, braving crowds of people and the heat. Of course we spent way more at the other booths, money we had no intention of spending. So there was a booth where this woman was selling baked goods, like croissants and cookies. There was a line, people happily waiting. Gleefully telling my mom which were the best. $31! We spent 31 dollars on quite frankly disgusting food. 4 croissants and a cookie! It didn’t bother us until we started eating them, had they been good I’d have just said they were things I couldn’t afford on a regular basis. Nope! $31 of some baked goods that had me thinking I should’ve just gone to McDonalds instead! Croissants were dry and hard, the filling offensively tasteless! On top of that she asked for a tip! Never again!
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hunting down tumblr posts i see on pinterest part 1193
Over the years I think I've posted like a thousand gifsets, and I've definitely read tens of thousands of tags on them. There's one pattern I see more often than you'd think, and I wish people would unpack a bit why they do it and what they mean by it. Specifically they see a guy acting or appearing in a way that they clock (consciously or subconsciously) as not sufficiently masculine, failing to meet the criteria of what it means to be a real man. If he's too pretty or too cute, too nice, or looks at other men with too much affection. If he just seems a bit too gay. People decide (consciously or subconsciously) that his defective masculinity implies femininity. Sometimes it'll be explicit, calling him some variety of girl (babygirl, girlypop), and sometimes not. The next step is always to call him a bottom, since women are the category of people who are penetrated and he clearly (via appearance or mannerism) wants to be penetrated. It's a very heteronormative worldview, you know? Effeminate guys are not the same thing as bottoms. Effeminate guys can top. The most masculine guy you can think of might enjoy penetration. I wish people would free themselves from the chains of heteronormative assumptions and detach the concept of penetration from personality and gender. Bears can bottom and twinks can top. Subs can top and doms can bottom. It's totally fine if you think it's hot to imagine him bottoming, that's awesome and go for it, but... I just wish people would stop calling my blorbo a bottom every time he looks too cute.
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shout out to the viking who had to label their deer antler lest they forget what it is
remember to pre-order Rogue x Gambit (An X-Men Love Story) by Louangie Bou-Montes and Aabria Iyengar! out february 9, 2027!
you have been visited by the seven magic dragon balls your biggest wish will be granted but only if you reblog
Couldn’t risk it.
didn’t realize they change colors. now I know o gotta wish.
THIS SHIT IS REAL I GOT THE JOB I WAS NUTS ABOUT BC I REBLOGGED THIS YESTERDAY maybe it’s a coinkidink but it okay just take the necessary steps to achieve what you’re wishing for and YOU CAN DO IT
In the modern idiom:
“So Bob said […]” indicates that I am directly quoting Bob.
“Then Bob was like […]” indicates that I am paraphrasing Bob.
“And Bob was all […]” indicates that I am paraphrasing Bob, and additionally I am being a dick about it.
I don’t know about you, but I think it’s fantastic that we have a specific grammatical convention for that.

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“Time does not bring relief; you all have lied” - Edna St. Vincent Millay
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