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thefrogman:

Photographs by Masatsugu Ohashi [500px]

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aspidelaps:

dragondicks:

somewhereinjersey:

pinkiepony:

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I watched this whole video and found some really interesting quotes to take from it:

“I’ve never been molested before because I’m an 11-year old boy, but I might be in the future prolly cause of this video”

“I read this one story about a boy who was molested by an older woman, and at first I was like ‘aww I feel so bad for you’ but then he said ‘I’m really glad you’re doing this and you’re brave enough to do this’ and then I was like "fuck no, fuck you”

“I haven’t seen that many DWM posts on there like 2 or 3, but every one of those made me wanna kill myself even more…cause it’s fucking stupid….I don’t fucking know why”

“She’s an alicorn princess who is..well a rapist, and here’s the thing: she’s not really a rapist. She is, but not really, cause her victims, the worst they get is either embarrassed or downright flustered, they’re never like ‘oh no somebody help me’”.

"You’re a bad person. you’re an anti-rape person which is perfectly good, but suddenly you try and go and take something that thousands, millions of people love, and you try to take that away, and people actually support you. fucking stupid”

“I fucking wanna drown every last person who agrees with her. I don’t care if they’ve been molested or raped. If they agree with her I wanna fucking drown them”

“no, I wanna drown them in fucking Molestia’s, you know the fluid that of her that’s featured in almost every comic. I wanna make her fill a pool with her juice, and then drown them in it.”

Ya know the fact that all this is coming from a child who not only doesn’t fully understand the arguments made against Molestia, and effects of rape and molestation, but also probably couldn’t grasp the importance of consent (disregarding the fact that he’s under the age of consent himself) is just simply astounding in itself. Rape culture at it’s finest.

This is genuinely distressing. An 11 year old child thinking it’s ok (and even being encouraged) to say he wants rape victims to drown because they don’t want there to be a my little pony rape joke comic.

I hope the guy behind “Ask Princess Molestia” is really proud of himself because this, here - this video is the audience he is reaching when he says shit like “nothing in the comic counts as sexual abuse!” and “people just want something to get offended at!” Horrifying.

For those of you who think that kind of media creation is harmless and won’t actually affect anyone:

Here’s this post, and you are wrong.

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ibelieveitsanime:

songofspoilers:

gildatheplant:

I feel that anyone who believes Romeo & Juliet is about some kind of Great and Timeless Love TM* needs to see this.

WE WERE JUST TALKING ABOUT THIS TODAY IN MY SHAKESPEARE CLASS. 

If you go and actually read what Romeo says to Benvolio in the first scene, you will realize that he is only upset because HE WANTED ROSALINE’S BODY AND SHE SAID NO AND SO ROMEO WAS MOPING AND PITCHING A FIT ABOUT IT. Then, the second he lays eyes on Juliet, he’s basically saying

During the balcony scene, Romeo talks about how he scaled the wall of the garden to see Juliet. That is not romantic. That is disrespectful to her. This is a private area of the Capulet home, and Capulet built the wall around it to protect his daughter. This was a time when a woman’s virtue was the most important thing she owned. If Juliet was found with a man in this very private part of her home, everyone would think she was no longer a virgin, her reputation would be ruined, and it would be much harder, if not impossible, for her father to make a good marriage.

Speaking of good marriages, Count Paris is seen as the bad guy because he “comes between” Romeo and Juliet. Capulet had arranged for Paris to marry Juliet in 2 years time, when she would be 16, in a time when most women were already married and mothers by the time they were Juliet’s age at (almost but not quite) 14. Most fathers would have already had their daughters married by now, but he wants to wait two more years AND PARIS IS OKAY WITH THAT. Not only that, but Paris is young (her father could have had her married to a 60 year old man), titled (he’s a fucking Count), wealthy (again, he’s a count, which means Juliet will have financial stability), and, from what we see of him, he is a very good guy. Capulet could have done a LOT worse in choosing his son-in-law.

Finally, here’s something to consider: Juliet was 13, Romeo was 17. Their relationship lasted 3 days, defied their parents, and ended in the deaths of 6 people.

If I ever hear you say that Romeo and Juliet is the greatest love story ever told, I will bitch slap you.

That is all.

THANK YOU! SOMEBODY FINALLY PUT IT IN WORDS FOR ME

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thescientificnature-ofthewhammy:

jontronshat:

foggypebble:

I don’t like the way this makes it seem like women become hysterical and make bad decisions whenever they get their periods, all that really happens is some cramping, possible IBS-esque symptoms, and flucuations in energy and hunger. I know it’s a joke but so are “Oh! are you saying this cuz you’re on your period?” jokes.

Someone missed the sarcasm plane flying really low.

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sutured-infection:

Cellulose nitrate was used to make dice from the late 1860s until the middle of the twentieth century, and the material remains stable for decades. Then, in a flash, they can dramatically decompose. Nitric acid is released in a process called outgassing. The dice cleave, crumble, and then implode.

From Dice: Deception, Fate & Rotten Luck by Ricky Jay and Rosamond Purcell, 2002.

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