23 5 / 2013
Lady Captain America and Lady Thor
Art by Yasmine Putri
One of the few female versions I’ve seen that portray the strength of the characters instead of being a vehicle to show Cap with a midriff or Thor with tremendous cleavage.
These are very cool.
23 5 / 2013
From the Set: Dressing Sansa
Sansa’s clothes reflect her state of mind.
23 5 / 2013
That’s not a tiny cup I’m just really fat.
can we talk about those sunnies tho? bc i have been looking for ones like that for a year
23 5 / 2013
Burlesque
So sick of the Burlesque tag on here being full of Dita and the movie and a bunch of idiots who think Burlesque isn’t stripping bc of that movie. oh and enough of that movie too please!!!
23 5 / 2013
My mom on Tyrion and Sansa:
You know something, I think he’ll be good for her. He’ll take care of her. He’ll protect her.
S3.E8
23 5 / 2013
Fingerblasting: STI Shaming - stop, just stop already.
I cannot stand people who shame others for having/have a had a sexually transmitted infection. This takes shape in many ways (and these are just a few I have observed recently):
- Referring to yourself as ‘clean’ when you get your test results back. You are referring to people who have or have had an STI as dirty.
- Making analagous claims between bad events and STI’s:
“That test was almost as bad as having herpes”.
- Referring to bad people as STI’s of society.
- Those that abuse their partners who have an STI:
They force them into staying in an unhappy relationship on the grounds that no one else will ever love them.
- Slut shaming someone if you find out they have an STI.
Thing is, if you are a sexually active adult, the statistics aren’t exactly on your side. You could be as safe as possible but the current stats suggest that the vast majority of us will at some point contract a sexually transmitted infection.There’s nothing shameful about having consensual sex, and the fact is that there is no form of barrier protection that is 100% perfect (even with perfect use). I personally get tested after every sexual partner (on top of pap smears bi-yearly). I contracted Chlamydia a few years and I didn’t know I had it until I went in for my regular testing, I was lucky that no one shamed me for it, but I felt a deep seeded sense of shame. Sex and I aren’t the best of friends and sometimes I struggle with the psychological aspects of my sexuality - lord knows I didn’t need to read/hear people shaming me left right and centre.
Asymptomatic or not, shaming someone for having an infection or illness is lame. Even if you’re not directing your comments at someone in particular, you should keep in mind that many many people will have an STI at some point. Due to bullshit social taboo, most won’t be as open about it as I have been here, but they probably don’t need to be made ashamed or guilty for having sex. Think about what you’re typing, get informed and just stop doing it.
This.
(via yeahwritejosie)
22 5 / 2013
"I find that Americans completely lack sensibility and good taste,” she observed. “They are boring and they all have faces like unbaked rolls."
