Cats sleeping in odd places
this made me “l.o.l.”
(Source: kylesfuckingtumblr, via derpycats)
I really tried to capture his facial expression.
hahaha boy in outer space
maybe they just rub me wrong since they’re always explained by some pouty faced dude, but these posts always seem to roughly translate to,
“Dear girl, I know you must be insecure not because the world has told you a lot of specific instructions about how you have to dress and look a certain way in order to be happy and beautiful and to have people like you that is reflected and reinforced in all the tv and movies we watch, the magazines we buy, the commercials that air-
I know the real reason for your insecurity must be that not enough men have told you today that your face looks good no matter what you put on it. Now you feel better, right?”
lulz
(via fuckyeahhardfemme)
I’m reposting this because I had one made for me and if you don’t have the money for a harness, these work. Remember to do the measurements correctly and wear with boxer briefs or briefs.
Ok so per request- here are instructions on how to make the superhero packer strap. good luck and have fun crafting! results may vary- I do not recommend any extreme physical activity or sorts.
(Source: the-dino-atticus, via fuckyeahhardfemme)
I wonder how the popcorn bits are done - maybe the colour is carried on the left side, hmm?
(Source: chocolatemintsinajar)
Baby poncho/jacket I made for my cousin’s 1 year old. Still creeps me out that she had a baby, but I decided I should make something for her 1st birthday :/
Pattern here:
http://suzies-yarnie-stuff.blogspot.com/2010/05/lgsv.html
Labiaplasty
Christ. I guess I knew this kind of thing existed, but I’m nevertheless shocked and horrified. God forbid your vulva looks like… a vulva.
When you are part of the dominant culture, you are in a system that rewards your default way of living as being termed ‘right’, and you grow up thinking that being ‘wrong’ is bad, and therefore a serious enough offence to either paralyse you, or invoke anger at the name-caller.
When you are a minority or a survivor of an oppressive system, you are used to your identity being termed ‘wrong’, and you work on the assumption that the systems are all broken. You do not trust power to not be used for oppression, opportunity to not be used for selfish advancement, intelligence to not be used against justice, and discernment to not be used to create bigotry.
We are not used to throwing our abusers in jail after three strikes—we negotiate with our abusers being our bosses and television hosts and school teachers and peacekeeping forces and our clergy. When someone tells us we are wrong, we can’t run away or banish them, we learn to live with them, and with ourselves.
Try to put yourself in this mindset when you hear someone saying you were wrong.
