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tomboyfemme: (via Tomboy Style Culture | WILDFANG)

Wed, 15 May 2013 13:50:50 -0400

(via Tomboy Style Culture | WILDFANG)

theparisreview: “[Chatwin]’s making you feel the...

Wed, 15 May 2013 13:49:36 -0400

“[Chatwin]’s making you feel the contradictions, the exhausting contradictions, that make a place.”

Reading In Patagonia in Patagonia

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duttonbooks: kateoplis: Shiba Ryotaro library | Tadao...

Wed, 15 May 2013 13:49:27 -0400

duttonbooks:

kateoplis:

Shiba Ryotaro library | Tadao Ando

Get a load of this library.

"Hey sexy, nice tits. Whoa, why are you so upset? It’s a compliment. I’m only being nice to you, you..."

Wed, 15 May 2013 13:49:20 -0400

““Hey sexy, nice tits. Whoa, why are you so upset? It’s a compliment. I’m only being nice to you, you stupid bitch.””

- Male proverb.
(via 7eleven)

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"When people get mad at other people saying that something they did was..."

Wed, 15 May 2013 13:48:42 -0400

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When people get mad at other people saying that something they did was racist/sexist/heterosexist/cissexist/whatever.
I don’t get it…
It’s like…

If you were hanging out with your friend and your friend turns to you and says, “Hey I don’t know if you noticed but you just stepped on my foot, can you please stop”.

I am guessing most people would say, “Oh man, I’m sorry!”, and maybe watch where they were walking a little better.

You probably would NOT:

Yell at your friend for accusing you of stepping on their foot.
Deny that you had stepped on your friend’s foot.
Argue with your friend over how you step on everyone’s feet equally, so it shouldn’t matter.
Insist that you didn’t step on their foot that hard, so it couldn’t have hurt them.
Get offended over the implication that the way you walk is wrong.
Say “Okay, but what about MY foot?”
Step on your friend’s foot more to show how it isn’t even a big deal and nobody cares about people stepping on each others feet anymore.
Reference that one time when your friend stepped on YOUR foot and you didn’t complain.
Tell them you didn’t mean to do it, so you’re not responsible for stepping on their foot.
Deny that your friend has a foot.

I mean sometimes the person isn’t even a friend or someone you know but that doesn’t matter, don’t fucking step on people

”

- tooth&nail (via riseabovethemadness)

fuckyeahlesbianliterature: [image description: a framed...

Wed, 15 May 2013 13:47:27 -0400

fuckyeahlesbianliterature:

[image description: a framed drawing. In black and white, a person with long hair up in a bun is pictured in profile, viewed from behind. They are wearing a pearl necklace. Their hair blends into an illustration of a horse. Beneath is the quotation “There is no denying the wild horsein us.” - Virginia Woolf]

“The woman’s poised, serene appearance is belied only by her hair. She has struggled to reign it in, but like her restless, unfathomable thoughts, it refuses to be tamed”

"Yes, the instruments of my inner life thumbed along: my xylophone cheekbones, my bassoon lungs. I..."

Wed, 15 May 2013 13:47:16 -0400

“Yes, the instruments of my inner life
thumbed along: my xylophone cheekbones,
my bassoon lungs. I was an ensemble of circumstance.
I could pop wide open to scores and scores
of incidental strings. I was flinging notes all over
the neighborhood.”

- C. Dylan Bassett, “Some People Are Sleeping and I am Blowing a Trumpet,” published in DMQ Review (via nps2013)

tomboyfemme: Wedding...

Wed, 15 May 2013 13:46:29 -0400

tomboyfemme:

Wedding Fashion

http://my-cavanaugh-park.tumblr.com/

flavorpill: The Funniest Reviews of Dan Brown’s ‘Inferno’ - The...

Wed, 15 May 2013 13:46:22 -0400

flavorpill:

The Funniest Reviews of Dan Brown’s ‘Inferno’ - The jokes practically write themselves.

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Wed, 15 May 2013 13:45:47 -0400

Okay

Wed, 15 May 2013 13:45:40 -0400

deviantfemme:

thisisrapeculture:

caffeinatedfeminist:

If you’re against feminism as a movement because of it’s tendencies to exclude trans* women and WOC, that’s totally legitimate.

But if you’re against it because you think it’s wrong to focus on women’s equality because it “ignores the men” then you let me come live in your universe where men are in need of having their rights protected because I’d like to see that shit.

I love the truth that lives on tumblr.

bklynboihood: TOMBOI- so fly.

Wed, 15 May 2013 13:45:13 -0400

bklynboihood:

TOMBOI- so fly.

fuckyeahtattoos: Done on the Sunday of Liverpool Tattoo...

Wed, 15 May 2013 13:45:01 -0400

fuckyeahtattoos:

Done on the Sunday of Liverpool Tattoo convention, UK by Charlotte Ross of Empress Tattoo in her unique style. Stencilled bell and freehanded tentacles done with stigma and ego machines and colours chosen to compliment the magpie beneath it, took roughly 3 hours and i love it!

tomboyfemme:

Wed, 15 May 2013 13:44:51 -0400

tomboyfemme:

"And here is what Leia does, when you force her into a scanty outfit and choke-chain: she takes that..."

Wed, 15 May 2013 13:43:37 -0400

“

And here is what Leia does, when you force her into a scanty outfit and choke-chain: she takes that chain, and she kills you with it. She doesn’t let her clothing get in her way or limit her more than she can help—she waits for her moment to strike, and then she conquers her would-be conqueror and saves the day.

And I was a little kid, not yet desensitized to violence […] Jabba’s death scene freaked the hell out of me. It wasn’t a clean blaster shot to the chest or a slice from a lightsaber that sent sparks flying or made you turn invisible. There were struggles, and flailing, and twitching limbs. The shots are close-ups, and very dark—it’s vicious, and vengeful, and physical, and very very personal.

So for me, wearing that gold bikini does not mean Here I am, a sexy toy for your amusement and gratification.

To me, that gold bikini says, If you fuck with me, I will end you.

”

- Olivia Waite - Ellora’s Cave author, inquisitive mind, and hedonist-about-town (via albinwonderland)

thebqullective: The B.Steady Project: Brought to you by...

Wed, 15 May 2013 13:42:51 -0400

thebqullective:

The B.Steady Project: Brought to you by B.Qullective

Our idea to create The B.Steady Project started the way most great ideas come about: with good food, good music, and best friends. We (Chey, Clara, Jai, and Lane, pictured below) were hanging out one day and listening to one of our favorite queer brown musicians, B.Steady, who is a Washington D.C. based artist and YouTube sensation. Often sharing space together as brown queer artists ourselves, our conversations surround the salient issues that effect our communities. So it wasn’t out of the ordinary when we thought: what if we brought B.Steady to perform at the Twin Cities pride festival? And from there is where this project began. From there the four of us began meeting regularly to network, organize all of the logistics of our fundraiser, and figure out how to get folks to donate.

And did you know? There are incentives for donating, too!

Level Fabulous: $5 – Receive a personalized handmade thank you card from the BQullective founders, as well as recognition as a backer of our project on our website!

Level Fierce: $10 – Receive an official BQullective bumper sticker as well as recognition as a backer of our project on our website!

Level Swag: $20 – Receive an official BQullective t-shirt!

Level Fly: $21 – Receive an original poem written by one of the BQullective Board members!

Level B.Steady: $40 – Receive an official BQullective t-shirt signed by B.Steady!

Level Legendary: $75 – Donate 75 dollars or more and you will get to have dinner with the founders of BQullective! Out-of-state donors can be skyped in to the dinner date.

Check out our Facebook and Tumblr for more info on The B.QullecTivE, us- the founders, and community events and news. If you wish to contact the B.QullecTivE, we would love to hear from you! Please email us at b.qullective@gmail.com.

Also learn more about B.Steady! Jam out to her music on Youtube or Soundcloud, check out her Facebook and Tumblr
for updates on her performances, and buy her music on Amazon
or iTunes.

Thank you all for supporting brown queer and trans* communities by donating to this project and The B.QullecTivE!

: The Maggie Nelson Seminar – Exercise #3: Poem(s)

Wed, 15 May 2013 13:41:14 -0400

: The Maggie Nelson Seminar – Exercise #3: Poem(s):

thetinhouse:

We hope you have enjoyed the Tin House Seminar: Maggie Nelson thus far. For those of you new to class, read a full description of the project.

Last week, the seminar read The Red Parts: A Memoir and completed the second writing assignment. If you didn’t get a chance to…

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Wed, 15 May 2013 13:40:46 -0400

andropeople: Jenny Schimizu

Wed, 15 May 2013 13:40:38 -0400

andropeople:

Jenny Schimizu