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The louder you are in the ER waiting room, the more the staff is convinced that you are not having an emergency.
I mean it. You’re getting the attention you think you want, all eyes on you. Except ours. “Isn’t there anything you can do?” Your fellow waiters ask us, concerned. Behind the triage window, you can’t hear our teeth grinding. You’re in pain, i understand that. This might even be the worst pain you’ve ever felt. But you’re probably not dying.
Dying isn’t loud. A patient having a heart attack does not scream and thrash and gasp for air. It’s a whisper, a tightness, with slow flexing fingers. A stroke happens in a fraction of an instant, and never makes any sound. More whispers, halves of sentences and muscles that don’t quite match up anymore, a puppet with a few of the strings cut. Alarmed and wandering eyes, maybe, but never yelling. Or the more common killers, infections that shut down organs or the pipes of blood that sever. Cardiac or respiratory failure. If a person can talk they are, in fact, breathing just fine.
Remember this, the next time you come to an emergency department. Remember this when you’re sitting in the waiting room, while a sleepy-looking person in a wheelchair is whisked away without a word.
I’ve been on both sides of the fence on this one. Working in the ER and being a patient. And the fact of the matter is no one can really tell how much pain you feel. One day I got brought into the ER in an ambulance with abdominal pain. I’m an EMT mind you, I hate going to the ER unless I have to. Felt like something from the Aliens movies was trying to get out of my stomach. Got assessed in triage and the pain passed. And then It came back with a vengence. Honest to God 10 out of 10. And I tried to be civil and ask the nurses if I could get moved back just so I could get something for the pain. I got the eye roll, the looks of disbelief, and told to wait. I tried walking away, my knees gave out and I landed on all fours. In the ER. And I screamed. It was the worst pain ever. They tried to put me back in a wheelchair. The movement made the pain worse. It wasn’t until the charge nurse said that I was making a scene that they took me back to an exam room. I sat there for 5 minutes waiting on my nurse. It got hard to breath. It took another 5 minutes for them to get me pain killers and an x-ray. My entire upper abdomen from my diaphragm to my belly button was full of air. My stomach had ruptured and was leaking into all of my abdomen. I was rushed to emergency abdominal surgery and was going into shock when I made it to the OR. 5 more minutes and I would have been dead. I tried to “suffer in silence and with dignity”. It almost got me killed. You don’t get to decide if people are in pain or not just by looking at them. You’re human. Not a CT scanner.
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I rear ended a car at 16 and slammed on breaks & ended up shattering EVERY bone in my right foot & snapping my ankle in half. Later, the specialists said it was the worst foot break they have ever seen. When the ambulance dropped me off at the hospital, strapped to a stretcher, they wheeled me into the break room and left me there for 30 minutes.
They left a child in the nurses break room for 30 minutes with no explanation. Just wheeled me in there and left me crying my eyes out surrounded by people playing angry birds on their phones.
When I finally saw a nurse she gave me TYLENOL and told me to go home with my mom because my foot was “a little swollen”. They wrapped it in gauze. They were mad because I was making so much noise but my foot literally felt like it was on fire.
YOU CANNOT DECIDE HOW MUCH PAIN SOMEONE IS IN!!!!
Seriously, it’s shitty shitty shitty attitudes like OP’s that make me terrified of ever having to go to the ER.
Y'all have a hard job, I know and appreciate that, but y'all can also be jaded, heartless sons of bitches and it’s seriously ill and suffering patients who pick up the tab on that.
i have lifelong psychological trauma from being left waiting four hours with unbearable abdominal pain when i was eleven or so.
four hours.
someone prodded at my stomach and decided that since the pain wasn’t in the right place to be a ruptured appendix, it was just gas. after that, the only nurses who even came near me only came to tell me to be quiet.
my parents begged for someone, anyone, to listen – he never cries, they said, he never whines, i’ve never heard him make this noise before, something is really really wrong! this kid fell out of a tree and broke his collarbone and got up laughing! when he stepped on broken glass he just said ‘uh i guess you better fetch a towel’! jesse does not scream, please someone at least try to find out what’s wrong, isn’t this a hospital?
all anyone said was, kids make such a fuss. stop being dramatic.
meanwhile, i was entering an altered state from the unrelenting pain, hallucinating and giggling through my sobs, having mini blackouts. i bit clean through a paperback book before someone finally came around to take me to x-ray “though i’m sure we won’t find anything.” the x-ray technician snapped “you don’t need that” and snatched my teddy bear, tossing it on a counter, where it would’ve been left behind if my mother hadn’t noticed me coming out of the room without it (they didn’t let her come in with me) and gone charging in to get it.
more waiting, because x-rays took time to develop back then. more contempt and cold shoulders, and me wondering if i could maybe walk just enough to get out to the highway and dive in front of a semi, because hell cannot be any worse than this.
and then suddenly, here’s a doctor who is in a huge hurry and we are going to give me a great big enema right fucking now because the x-ray found a bowel obstruction as hard as stone and my intestines are going to rupture any second! hurry hurry, don’t you know how high the fatality rate is for sepsis from a ruptured bowel? terrified eleven year old, dehydrated and seeing double and too weak to stand, gets what feels like a garden hose full of lava shoved up his butt, and then they point me at a toilet and leave me there.
result: child on the floor, erupting from both ends. nurse’s reaction: anger and disgust.
pretty much everything from the x-ray on, i remember as if i was watching myself on tv. by the time they left me in the bathroom i wasn’t crying anymore. i was just sort of… nearby, while things happened to my body. i wondered if my bowel was still in danger of rupturing, but i couldn’t find it in me to care.
i was finally quiet.
maybe at that point OP would’ve condescended to notice me.
Folk wisdom about who needs the real help works and sounds good ninety percent of the time but when psychiatric pts die on the floor in your waiting rooms from a fatal case of non standard presentation complicated by acute jaded power trip it’s still malpractice
Ps head injuries for sure never cause a person to be altered and act like nothing serious is going on
op, it’s attitudes like yours in the world of medicine that need changing, not how our patients “should” present when they come to us for help.
OP, have you ever been in excruciating pain? What’s the worst pain you’ve felt and what happened?
Cause I clearly remember when I was and I sure as hell was not quiet.
I got out of a c-section, which I’d been allowed to be put to sleep through because my anxiety had me disassociating and having consecutive panic attacks for an hour past when I should have been in, at which point my child should have already been born. I woke up and I can remember screaming and crying. My stomach had literally been sliced open and I could feel it. I don’t think I’d screamed or cried that hard ever. I eventually was able to stop only because it hurt worse.
Imagine if someone came into your ER screaming their head off because they felt pain like this. You would ignore them.
You cannot gauge someone’s pain or level of emergency by how loud or quiet they’re being.
I literally cut off the whole tip of my finger a few years ago, nail gone, bone clearly visible and sticking out, and waited 4 hours to be called in even though there were less than 10 other people there the whole time. It didn’t stop bleeding the whole 4hrs and every time I asked what was going on and if I could have something other than FUCKING TISSUES all I got was eyerolls
honestly i think working in health care must give doctors and nurses psychopathic tendencies if they didn’t have them already. i’ve been to the er several times, and once was hospitalized for over 24 hours. people like op like to try to justify their callousness for human suffering, but the truth is that they don’t care. you’re another job to deal with, not a human being. whether that’s from compassion fatigue or what, that’s just how it is - so, women especially, never let anyone judge you for advocating for yourself. you know your body, you know how much pain is normal. i don’t care if they roll your eyes at you for “making a scene” if you’re in agony.
i am not a loud person, and i’m still treated like a nuisance by medical workers no matter how much of a perfect little patient i am. they don’t have empathy for you, because to them there will always be a worse emergency, a more gruesome death, but that doesn’t mean you deserve to suffer or be mocked.
A LOT of people become doctor because of the money and because of the power trip. Very few actually have any empathy for their fellow human beings.
The fact that resident scumbag @arealarchaeopteryx hasn’t had the decency to delete her fucking blog after revealing this kind of callous disregard for her patients is revolting.
Who feels up to a little doxxing and getting a shitty medical “professional” fired from her job?
Surely someone who works in medicine and posts something so cruel about patient care online would want it separated from her real world reputation, right?
Surely she wouldn’t post pictures of her fiance (with his real name) linking to an Instagram account (with her real name and location) to make it so easy to find her job and ensure they know that she’s setting them up for a heap of malpractice lawsuits, right?
Jesus fucking Christ. If you’re gonna be an evil nurse could you at least be a SMART evil nurse?
The medical profession tends to attract sadists. Sad but true.
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Abortion restrictions are a manifestation of womb envy
Men are jealous that women control reproduction, and so they use politics and law in order to give themselves a sense of control over something that is not theirs and never will be.
whoop, there it is
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Trans Lesbians literally don’t exist. Ever. No matter what. I know trans women everywhere will burn themselves drinking this so be careful.
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The only kind of gender-non-conformity that’s worth anything is the behavioral kind: Do the laundry, learn to cook, stop interrupting women, start the process of kicking that porn addiction you’ve got going on, learn to listen don’t just hear, stop knowingly engaging in behavior that scares or makes women uncomfortable, learn to sew.. it’ll come in handy someday. Eyeliner won’t.
Edit: I’d like to make a controversial yet true addition
the only reason makeup and heels and dresses are seen as subversive on men is because they are consciously choosing to conform to roles assigned to the inferior sex and discarding the ones associated with the superior sex. Being ostracized or applauded for it does not change the fact that aesthetic, capitalism-infused gender-non-conformity in men is shallow, superficial, and ultimately inconsequential; true gender subversion is always behavioral.
male $$ is just as green as women’s in the pockets of the cosmetic industries
This blog is pro-choice and believes that Women have an absolute right to decide what to do with their own body and should be given the absolute best when it comes to their health and safety.
You know, it’s funny, we really only talk about bodily autonomy at length when it comes to the abortion issue, but that’s definitely not the only time it is an issue, even today, especially for women.
Like, you do even a cursory look at how some people are mistreated during actual, like….giving birth? Like non-consensual episiotomies or “the husband stitch.”
The fact that only 17 states treat marital rape the same as non-marital rape? That marital rape has less severe penalties, or excludes situations where no violence is used, or has shorter reporting periods.
The fact that young women routinely have their requests for tubal ligation denied.
Forced sterilization has been a huge issue: for native american women, for women in prison, and some countries even require trans women and intersex women to be sterilized before they can legally change their names.
It is a horrifying and repeated trend that when it comes to issues of reproduction: our bodily autonomy is often at very real risk, and not just because of abortion laws.

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I love how TERFs always seem to forget the detail where its proven that trans people have the brains of the sex they identify as. Woopsy doodles.
I love how TRAs always seem to forget that this has been debunked several times
Incorporating Sex As a Biological Variable in Neuropsychiatric Research: Where Are We Now and Where Should We Be?
“That sex effects may be context dependent also means that one cannot easily generalize from a single study to other conditions and other species.”
Sex Differences and Opposite Effects of Stress on Dendritic Spine Density in the Male Versus Female Hippocampus
“I realized that if certain areas of the brain could change from the typical ‘female form’ to the typical ‘male form’ under stress, there was no point in talking about the female brain and the male brain,” Joel told Haaretz (paywall).
Sex beyond the genitalia: The human brain mosaic
“Under absolutely no internal consistency, ∼80% of “brains” showed substantial variability compared with 0.1% that showed internal consistency (Fig. S1E). A comparison of the ±5,000 simulated condition to the actual data, in which 6% of brains showed internal consistency and 35% showed substantial variability, suggests that noise cannot explain the pattern of results we obtained, because less noise is expected to account for the percent of internal consistency but more noise to account for the percent of substantial variability.“
–> this study drew criticism for having standards of internal consistency that were too high and unrealistic, to which the researchers replied:
“Sex affects the brain, but the prevalence of mosaicism does not support the view that sex effects on the brain produce two distinct types of brains. Current data are not sufficient, however, to fully characterize the relations between sex and the brain (4). Such characterization is necessary for studying sex effects on the brain as well as for studying brain structure, function, and dysfunction in general (4). We hope future studies will soon fill in this gap.”
–> some asshole wrote an article about how any study concluding that there are no significant brain differences between the sexes must have been subject to impartiality and bias, which is the natural conclusion you’d come to about a study created by women if you believe in the existence of the lady brain, the lovely ladies responded to this also:
“Thus, a critical point that is absent in Cahill’s article is that the effects of sex on the brain can be opposite under different conditions. That is, what is typical in one sex under some conditions may be typical in the other sex under other conditions. Moreover, the specific interactions between sex and other factors (environmental, developmental, genetic) are different for different brain regions, and are not necessarily stable over time. As a result, the brains of women and men each comprise a unique, ever-changing ‘mosaic’ of features, some of which may be more typical in males and some of which may be more typical in females.8Thus brains, in contrast to genitals, do not come in distinct, fixed male or female forms.”
Men and women are from Earth: Examining the latent structure of gender.
“Average differences between men and women are not under dispute, but the dimensionality of gender indicates that these differences are inappropriate for diagnosing gender-typical psychological variables on the basis of sex.”
This is important. There are generalized physiological differences between the brains of females and males but they are wildly inconsistent and there is no reason to believe they can cause gender dysphoria, that the gender dysphoria didn’t cause them, that gender is a biological trait or that the brain can somehow code for gender on a biological level. Some non-trans people have brain structures associated with the opposite sex and some trans people don’t have those structures.
Sex differences in the adult human brain: Evidence from 5,216 UK Biobank participants
“There were very small correlations between brain variables and the cognitive tests, and these associations did not differ by sex (consistent with a prior meta-analysis on thelink between brain volume and intelligence [49]). Mediation modelling suggested that, for verbal-numerical reasoning, a very large portion (up to 99%) of the modest sex difference was mediated by brain volumetric and surface area measures. Smaller fractions (up to 38%) of the modest link between sex and reaction time could be explained by volume or surface area.”
Basically, there are physiological differences between male and female brains but they don’t necessarily inform sexually disparate outcomes in terms of cognitive performance
From an article about the study:
“….there do appear to be many differences between male and female brains, but there’s also tons of overlap. The obvious question, when it comes to sex-based brain-structure differences, is whether they are the cause of behavioral differences. Differences alone don’t necessarily explain anything: If women are socialized to act differently than men from a very young age, this could lead to different sorts of brain structures, especially in a set of brains whose owners are all middle-aged or older.”
Beyond sex differences: new approaches for thinking about variation in brain structure and function
“ We argue that the existence of differences between the brains of males and females does not unravel the relations between sex and the brain nor is it sufficient to characterize a population of brains…given that sex interacts with other factors to affect the brain, sex effects on the brain must be understood as context-dependent, where context relates to the specific environmental, developmental and genetic conditions under which sex effects were assessed and under which the animals developed. “
And this is just the research on the “brain sex isn’t real side”, if you would like to see why the studies used to “prove” that it IS real are wrong I believe I’ve covered the lot of them, click here
Woopsy doodles.
When sports organizations argue over who is ‘woman enough,’ as in the case of Caster Semenya, they reveal who it is that gets their pick-and-choose ‘protection’
I had wanted to remind the room that in my lifetime, women were excluded from sport outright. I had few female role models to look up to in athletics, and they did not exist at all in the racewalk. Even though the men’s racewalk had been an Olympic event since 1908, the women’s racewalk wasn’t included for another 84 years. Women who excelled in the pole vault, triple jump, hammer throw, steeplechase and distance events were also excluded. So many opportunities denied, so many milestones that never materialized – all because we are women.
I wanted to remind the audience of the backward logic behind excluding women. Until 1972, women were unable to compete at racing distances longer than 800 metres, because the International Amateur Athletics Federation (IAAF) was concerned about women’s bodies – specifically, our reproductive systems. The major worry with the triple jump, for example, was that women’s uteruses might fall out. The fear around the gruelling training regimen of distance athletes was that it would lead to amenorrhea (a stop in menstruation) and the loss of reproductive capacity. Ironically, when I did become pregnant, I had to prove that my ability to reproduce did not affect me as a competitor. My funding under the Sport Canada Athlete Assistance Program was cut by 30 per cent because – and here, Sport Canada was referring to “my having a baby" – I had “intentionally jeopardized my high-performance status.” If I were to have had a second or third child, I would have had my funding cut further. I won that fight after filing a human-rights complaint – but it only reaffirmed that these organizations get you both coming and going.
The fight is not over – in a way, there are even more fronts that demand our attention.
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