djpynchonsid:

denofmasterh:

Learning to play nice together.

Because I wonder which of my friend who follow this blog would find this the hottest.
And because I wonder which ones have already done this.
And because I wonder which ones would “let me” do this to them while we watch?

Friendly Reminder That How You Treat A Person After Sex Is Just As Important As The Sex Itself.

lordbape:

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actualmenacebuckybarnes:

The Myth of the Extraordinary Woman doesn’t challenge sexism. Having one female character in a group of male characters who deserves to be there because she “earned their respect” by “being the best” does NOTHING to threaten the patriarchy, because it’ll just isolate her as an aberrant case. MOST women are useless, but THIS ONE is special.

You know what does threaten the patriarchy? Communities of women. Older female mentors taking younger ones under their wing. Presenting a united front to sexism. Women who don’t even WANT to join the boy’s club, who seek the approval of other women, and value THEIR opinions over gatekeeping sexists.

You can’t blame Eddie Redmayne or Benedict Cumberbatch but inequality will lead to a milky, anodyne culture. To an extent that’s already happened … There’s not enough writing for women or people of colour. It frustrates me when they insist on doing all-male Shakespearean productions – a wonderful intellectual exercise, maybe, but it’s outrageous because it’s putting a lot of women out of work.

Christopher Eccleston pointing out inequalities in media representation in a polite and collected manner, and generally continuing to be a superb human being. (x)