Anything that isn't traditional for women apparently requires that we remind people what an anomaly it is, even when it becomes less and less of an anomaly.
Carrie Brownstein from Hunger Makes Me A Modern Girl

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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me

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Anything that isn't traditional for women apparently requires that we remind people what an anomaly it is, even when it becomes less and less of an anomaly.
Carrie Brownstein from Hunger Makes Me A Modern Girl

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estehaim: GOALS⚽️🇺🇸🏆
just my favorite band with my favorite team. don’t worry. i’m alright.
here is my token “i haven’t posted in a long time, so here is a long ass text post that no one will read” post
the hardest part about moving somewhere and feeling uncomfortable is knowing that that is how you’re supposed to feel and therefore you are doing it right and therefore you must stay. in other words; because i feel weird and sad and lonely here, i have to stay. because if i gave in to those feelings and quit, i would feel even worse. so rock and a hard place. i have no out. from now on, i have to spend an indefinite amount of time trying really hard to do something that i’m not really sure about in order to have a life experience and learn a lesson. i’m not going to have regrets in the future, and i’m certainly going to eliminate any prospective dreams i may have.
the only thing i feel like doing is writing. writing in my journal or on here or a letter to a friend or a girlfriend. i wish i could get paid for this. after all, i do have a 7 YEAR OLD ACCREDITED BLOG, so i’m more than qualified. i just want to get it all out. there’s so much shit in my head and i want it out on the table. that way i can look at it and figure it out. but that’s not how it works.
i feel like i should have all this eloquent advice to offer now that this is my second time doing this, but i don’t. also, it’s way too soon and i’m giving myself way too much credit.
i’m meant to start a new life here. the idea of that is weird. take all my stuff, move it to a new and unfamiliar place, start from square one. get a job, figure out how to parallel park, make new friends, find new parks/restaurants/bars/events that i like, maintain the relationships i already have, pursue my dream, or find a new one. i don’t know. i feel like my walls should be lined with paper and i should write all of my goals down and check them off as i do them. there wouldn’t be enough room.
this is a confusing time. i feel like i’m suspended in the air and have no idea how to get down. i don’t even know what my first step should be. which is kind of making me just sit here, in the air. i know i should try to get down, but i also just want to look around and understand a little more before i start. some people would say “yes, but you have so many OPPORTUNITIES” you’re right. i do. i won’t deny that. i’m young and i have no commitments and i’m now in one of the biggest cities in the country. but it’s daunting and hard. sometimes the idea of having commitments is appealing (then again...maybe not). for a person with chronic anxiety, not knowing what is ahead of you--in terms of relationships, career, or a fucking car blocking your view--is disconcerting. it’s uncomfortable. and anxious people don’t like being uncomfortable. they like to know what is coming so they can prepare. but there is literally no way for me to know what is coming. so i guess i just have to charge blindly forward and hope i run into some luck and not a door.
i just miss how i felt standing next to you
Effort to talk and smile

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C.R.E.A.M.
Dear diary: What a great weekend.
Thanks to @lenadunham for sending me this hot shirt! #womenarewatching #weheartplannedparenthood
They're alright.

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I am making a list of everything I hate in this world. One: the sound'a people talkin'. Two: the sound'a myself talkin'. Three: silence.
from the play The Year of the Rooster
truth.
Who wore it better, me at age 12 dressed as Lara Croft or this Chromat Model?
PS I hand made those holsters out of elastic, braided my hair, and painted those water guns with devout accuracy… I cant really explain why I was wearing a pair of Audios and not combat boots though. I was pretty small at age 12 so I will blame it on availability.
This is my favorite thing of all time.
AMBREEN SADIQ - ONE OF BRITAIN’S FIRST FEMALE MUSLIM BOXERS
I loved this recent article on boxer, Ambreen Sadiq. Not only has she fought and won numerous fights in the ring but she’s fought through the prejudice that some of her family members have about her profession.
After appearing in the local newspapers and a Channel 4 documentary about her journey, Ambreen faced criticism and even death threats from men and women in the Muslim community. But she says that it isn’t the religion that causes the problem…
““A lot of Muslim people say it’s about religion,” she says. “But I think it’s more about the culture and how people have been brought up. Men and women are treated equally [in the religion]. In the culture, it’s like the women should be at home cooking tea. The men put the food on the table.”
Now Ambreen’s story has been transformed into a play that is featuring at Edinburgh Festival - ‘No Guts, No Heart, No Glory’ check out the trailer here:
“It’s great that I can get my story out there,” says Sadiq. She wants to spread the message that Muslim girls can do whatever they want – whether dance, ballet, boxing, or football. “I think girls should be doing anything they want to be doing,” she insists.
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thanks johnny. i'll love these forever.
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Joan Jett & Kathleen Hanna
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today i am thankful for lauren kane. thank you lauren.