Josh's muse

Just because I think double standards are stupid and rape is never a woman’s fault and slut shaming is really annoying doesn’t make me a fuckin feminist

NOT ALL MEN! Check out my blog, its apparently a thing, and I don't think it's okay. There are *women* who are propogating the idea that consensual rape is possible. 

How do girls consent to rape fantasies. I don’t even… what? Like yeah “I enjoy rough sex” but… rape fantasies? ARE YOU JUST TRYING TO CONFUSE PEOPLE?

I asked that same question. I've seen some porn gifs on here and it just bothers me so much. :(

this is every video from this year i could find on my computer just randomly put together into one i think someone should play this at my funeral

jo i actually love you so much 

omfg when rolling in the deep starts playing, im so done

When I was working with a teacher in her classroom one day a boy went up to her to ask if he could play a Disney princess and she said no then turned to me and was like, “he always asks and I always say no. He can’t be in the dresses.” and I was like thinking how ridiculous that is! He just wants to play pretend, and saying no like that is bad in so many different ways! I don’t want to work with that woman again.

This is just me, but People will ought to raise their kids the way they see fit. Yes, you may not agree with their ideology, and no, they may not be the social norm. Yet you all complain about people STICKING TO THEIR BELIEFS. Let them believe what they want, let them play how they want, etc. You can't have it three different ways for a kid. When they grow up into the adults they ought to become, they can think for themselves. Children are highly impressionable, and the worlds gonna pull what they are taught in every what way imaginable, their raised morals, raised values, And behaviors, will be tested and questioned through middleschool.  So Who's Wrong? The one's who raise their own by their own standard? or the people complaining about Parent involvement in childhood Development? It Doesn't matter. The kid's not gonna suffer any sort of traumatic life experience by not being able to be a princess, or not being spiderman. Should it be made a huge deal? I don't think so. I think there is such a thing as Genderbound Clothing, but to be honest, I wouldn't mind masculinifying a dress. It can be done. And Skirts? Ever heard of a Kilt? meh. Clothing changes over the generations, In the last 2 we've seen WOMEN WEARING PANTS OH MY GOD HOW SCANDALOUS. 

somebody had them a good time...