narkomgay:

Make sure you show love to gender nonconforming boys who aren’t afab too

A mutual of mine told me about how he got called a “disgrace” for wearing girls clothes in middle school but insisting he was a boy and not a trans girl. We don’t make enough room for other types of gnc, nb and trans amab people.

narkomgay:

So I’ve seen the discourse on here about how slasher movies originated as a violent misogynist reaction to women’s liberation, and I gotta say in the case of one of the first slashers, Halloween, that wasn’t the case. John Carpenter has said he hates the reading of his film as an anti-promiscuity message. It was written in 10 days and filmed in two weeks one a shoestring budget because some producer asked him to make a movie about babysitters being murdered and the plot was just what him and his gf threw together in a short timespan. Carpenter would later make films with deliberate social and political messages, most famously with They Live. and I think that’s kinda interesting, how Johm Carpenter’s inadvertent creation of a work that could be viewed as socially conservative left this huge cultural impact, while his movie about class struggle gets its message muzzled and ignored.

I mean okay but just because you *and your girlfriend* came up with a violently misogynistic plot *quickly* doesn’t mean that it isn’t still violently misogynistic.

I dont think the OP’s point was that it wasnt so much as that Carpenter made other, better things that arent as well known and that is a shame.

Omari Hardwick, Terry Crews and Steven Yeun on ‘Sorry to Bother You’ and Boots Riley

giventousonlyonce:

The Sorry to Bother You Cast Dishes on Their Group Texts

Haha, I have a feeling that Armie felt alittle left out with the cast

(Source: https://www.youtube.com/)

politicalsci:

billyguitar77:

sxylusty:

💕

#Fun let’s do it 🎸

dommewifechronicles:

Make your Wife forget Her troubles, Slut.

i dont think its bad if lesbians only want to date lesbians or bi women only want to date bi women (given neither group is biphobic/lesbophobic toward the other). both have many similarities and of course are more similar than we are different but each do have their differences and i dont think its bad for people to want to be with those they share experiences with

doesfromtheforest:

send me an unpopular opinion. i can only post it. not say anything

I’m curious what anon would consider to be a tangible difference between a lesbian and a bi woman that could, hypothetically, make someone want to only date one or the other without being either lesbophobic or biphobic.