I Won't Let Them Take Him

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it pains me to say it but the more people talk shit about the women who wear those shorts/leggings with the weird butt seam that looks like it gives you a terminal wedgie, the more compelled I feel to take the women’s side

ohhhhhh my godddddddd you saw someone wearing really tight revealing pants in public? should we throw a party? should we invite goody proctor

and while we’re at it, I’m done worrying about cameltoe. I don’t have time to be pulling and tugging at my clothes all day. if you can see the outline of my pussy you should say thank you and go about your business

i don't understand having opinions on other peoples clothes and bodies... Other humans are not created to look pleasant to you...

[Caption: two drawn pages illustrating the execution of Claudia and Madeleine in Interview with the Vampire. The first page starts with Madeleine, confused and exhausted, asking "... are we on trial?"; Claudia, furious and blood-stained, answers "It's not a trial." The next row shows Armand in his so-called cage, the audience laughing, and the play's judges, none of them looking straight ahead. The third row shows Lestat performing, Louis defeated, and Santiago grinning and holding Claudia's journal, each in separate panels. They all include text in faint letters: the word "guilty" repeated over Madeleine, Claudia, and Louis; laughter over the second row; "shame on you" over Lestat" and "Death" over Santiago. The last page is mostly a large panel of Louis, Claudia and Madeleine sitting on the stage, facing the audience, with the spotlight falling on the two women. There's a smaller, rectangular panel above, showing the ceiling, with the opening later used to let the sunlight in; itself is carved and painted as a sun, and on top of it is a phrase: "It's a lynching." It's arranged so that the spotlight seems to come straight from the carving of the sun and onto Claudia and Madeleine.]

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A three-circle venn-diagram where the circles are "sex workers", "the furry community", and "people working in morgues". I don't know what the overlap parts are.

Fourth circle needed: IT workers

You say that with such confidence that I am compelled to trust your vision. Personally I have no idea where this is going.

i'd say the overlap between "sex workers" and "people who work in morgues" is probably "seeing naked strangers a lot"

"professional handling of bodies of strangers"?

Okay I’ve gone through many of the reblogs and “prefer when clients don’t talk to them” is peak

I'm at the pediatrician office watching two 3-year olds attempt to break the language barrier.