1. Notes: 876 / 1 day ago  from ariehyde (originally from vintagegal)
   

   vintagegal:

   Sideshow performer : Artoria Gibbons c. 1920s

    
2. Notes: 4248 / 1 day ago  from amq (originally from larmoyante)
   "Take me to your trees. Take me to your breakfasts, your sunsets, your bad dreams, your shoes, your nouns. Take me to your fingers."
   - Margaret Atwood, In Other Worlds (via amq)

   (Source: larmoyante)

3. Notes: 3944 / 1 day ago  from sharpedlamb (originally from nayyirahwaheed)
   "call
   your
   grandmother.
   mother.
   a
   bitch.
   hoe.
   slut.
   dumb cunt. in that order.
   to
   her face.
   watch her spirit leave her body.
   watch her fall into herself.
   take pride in your aim. your precision.
   stay.
   grab a plate.
   eat what remains of her.
   that is what you do
   to
   women
   who are not yours everyday."
   - i am speaking to men and women, nayyirah waheed (via nayyirahwaheed)
4. Notes: 585 / 1 day ago  from thegreatdestroyermrselfdestruct (originally from gregrutter)

   sleepingsuccubus:

   louobedlam:

   caragh:

   gregrutter:

   Not listening when people tell you that you can’t or shouldn’t do things is so fucking metal.

   Holy moly.

   THESE DUDES ARE MY GODDAMN HEROES.  GODDAMN…HEROES…SO WHAT IF I’M CRYING…THESE KIDS ARE SO AWESOME, THEY ARE MAKING IT RAIN INSIDE MY EYES.

   CAN WE ALL TAKE A MOMENT TO TALK ABOUT HOW AWESOME THESE TWO KIDS ARE?

   Hope for the future. I am beyond inspired and moved by these kids. Wow. Fuck. Just wow.

5. Notes: 88 / 1 day ago  from thegreatdestroyermrselfdestruct (originally from ataraxiaandansel)

   whoarethetrusted:

   ataraxiaandansel:

   A Song for the Deaf

   beautiful senses are gone 
   canary in a gilded cage 
   
   singing…

   That is, for you.

6. Notes: 23 / 3 days ago  from womaninterrupted

   womaninterrupted:

   Alabama Shakes // I Found You

   “I remember all them lonely days,
   I traveled out on my own
   Then you brought me everything,
   ya made my house a home
   If it’s not the real deal,
   then I don’t know it
   ‘Cuz it sho’ does feel,
   and I think it sho’ does show…”
7. Notes: 50215 / 3 days ago  from confessionsofananxietysufferer (originally from daringomez)
   "He looked at her the way all women wanted to be looked at by a man."
   - F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby (via strangefatality)

   (Source: daringomez)

8. Notes: 182 / 4 days ago  from allaboutmarilynmonroe
   
    
9. Notes: 48 / 4 days ago  from americanhighwayflower (originally from puerperia)
   

   (Source: puerperia)

    
10. Notes: 4 / 4 days ago 
    

    WE DRILL THINGS. @priskasan

     
11. Notes: 33474 / 5 days ago  from americanhighwayflower (originally from nostalgiacancer)

    nostalgiacancer:

    We as a society really need to stop romanticizing the idea of “needing” romantic partners and “not being able to live without them” because it is incredibly unhealthy and leads people to wind up in unhealthy situations of dependency or feeling dependent and not thinking to change that mindset because it seems romantic

12. Notes: 1801 / 5 days ago  from nuzleaf (originally from superseventies)
    

    superseventies:

    Lita Ford

    (Source: pinterest.com)

     
13. Notes: 237 / 5 days ago  from nuzleaf (originally from maisonmartinmargielous)

    maisonmartinmargielous:

    I wanna know like what men’s rights activists actually do outside their computer to implement their ideology to make a change

    Like do they hold charity bake sales and marathons to find a cure for the friendzone

    Do they donate their used fedoras to the needy

    Like what do they do other than excessively mouth breathe and refresh the Reddit homepage

14. Notes: 367 / 5 days ago  from rantyrantblog

    rantyrantblog:

    I’m a woman in America and I have never been oppressed.

    I have been belittled and ridiculed, but never has it been by a man.

    I have been belittled and ridiculed by the women in my life. Female teachers, female peers, my own mother.

    The best teacher I’ve ever met, who was the most supportive, was a man.

    The friends who always have my back? Men.

    My dad protected me from my mothers wrath.

    Men are clearly not the problem.

    GOOD LORD WHAT A CROCK OF SHIT.
    
    Let’s apply your philosophy to other injustices and crimes against a subjected group of people:
    -The Holocaust
    -Slavery
    -Racism
    -Homophobia
    
    The fucking list goes on.
    
    Open your eyes. Look at the culture we live in:
    
    Women accused of “asking for it” after they’re sexually assaulted?
    
    Women objectified and exploited on a constant basis via the media, who inherited these “standards” from the minds and actions of misogynistic pieces of shit who couldn’t handle the idea of a female holding more power than they did?
    
    How about sex trafficking worldwide?
    
    How many women are the victims of sexual assault on a daily basis, and how many of these cases go unreported because survivors fear being viewed as “unclean, impure, slutty, or shameful?”
    
    What about the men who think they have a right to talk to me or touch me when I pass them by in the street, even though I don’t know them? What about the fact that they call me a “bitch” or a “dyke” when I don’t respond the way they want me to?
    
    Why are girls who’ve never had sex “prudes” and girls who have tons of it “sluts?”
    
    What about the fellow females being the ones flinging these insults at us, instead of supporting the crazy fucking idea that HEY, MAYBE OUR BODIES, MINDS, AND WORDS ARE OURS AND WE SHOULD BE ABLE TO DO WHATEVER THE FUCK WE WANT, WHENEVER THE FUCK WE WANT WITHOUT BEING JUDGED OR HEIGHTENING OUR RISK OF GETTING HURT?
    
    Just because you personally haven’t been subjected to something, doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist.
    
    So not only are men clearly the problem, people like you are too.
15. Notes: 127 / 5 days ago  from bloodandthunderp (originally from that-metal-blog)
    

    the-ravens-cupboard:

    Source: richeybeckett.com

    (Source: that-metal-blog)

     

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