Grace Rocky Save Stars

But it would be hilarious if all the people in-universe thought the same thing and Grace was just fully taking advantage.

Like Jody posts a candid picture of a shocked, petrified Ryland, and a laughing Colt who is pointing at something, on instagram one day and the caption is: "One of these twins is the sweetest, kindest, most empathic person in the entire world <3 The other one is Colt." Colt replies in a comment: "This photo was taken 0.5 seconds after Ryland punched Tom Ryder in the face btw", to which Jody replies "No, I don't think Ryland would do that", and Colt goes "YOU LITERALLY SAW IT HAPPEN??"

but if it was indeed before that, and him and ryland had a huge fight about his future right before the hail mary took off, him under the impression that ryland is dead in space,

do you guys think for a brief moment in the blinding lights, while his back was in immeasurable pain, and the crew all gathered around him,

No guys, you don’t know the insane amount of research I made to know how actually was the kitchen in the rental, to just end changing the color of the top cabinets because i felt they didn’t match the color palette of my silly drawing.

It’s love that stacks

lovely scene from "all that violence to be this gentle" by doodlegirll on ao3 <3

Suggestive warning!!

feminist is not equivalent to woman. this is for one, because anyone can be a feminist, and two, because "being a feminist" (or rather, doing feminism) is not just being a woman or caring about women. it is a dedicated to a movement that seeks gender liberation and the end of patriarchal oppression; to call yourself a feminist, in my opinion, means holding yourself as a feminist to a higher standard in the pursuit of liberation. while we should of course be vigilant about reproducing patriarchal dynamics, we must not conflate the role of feminist with simply being a woman.

feminism has historically been deeply cissexist in a way which prevents full analysis of men and trans people's position under patriarchy. trans men have been involved with women's liberation forever, yet trans men have also been constantly excluded from feminism because of their manhood, despite being no less materially affected by misogyny.

men's liberation cannot be achieved without women's and trans liberation, and ultimately all gender liberation cannot be achieved while we maintain gender segregation. we must be unafraid to be heterosocial, affiliate with one another, and disregard the boundaries of gender in order to demand true freedom. if gender is a tool of patriarchal control which divides us socially and economically, we must turn gender into a tool of liberation by emphasizing inter-gender solidarity and our intertwined, overlapping experiences. we cannot achieve gender liberation by continuing to maintain the illusion that "men's issues" and "women's issues" are separate, especially when for trans and intersex people, this illusion is itself extremely violent and excludes us from feminism ideologically

going off that; women must take the first step and claim men's issues as a feminist concern, in order to take a sledgehammer to that gender segregation. by insisting that men's issues are women's issues, we can also then demand that men recognize women's issues are men's issues, and trans issues are men and women's issues, and men and women's issues are trans issues. many men have tried to do this themselves, but it is very hard for men who recognize women's issues are men's issues to be given enough recognition and validity amongst cis men. this stance means that feminists are not sitting around and waiting for cis men to collectively realize their position; they are demanding men realize it, and they are doing that through very pointed compassion. "you are with us whether you realize it or not; our doors are open, we are concerned for you, and to turn away from us is to reject yourselves."