June 2012
Reblog if you're a roleplayer.
My dash is in mourning, it’s so dead. All the time. I need more friends.
I’ve never done this but I feel like a creeper just going out and following random people. So if you’re interested, like or reblog and I’ll follow you.
Or you can follow me, whichever is easiest, I don’t mind either way.
Warning; I am creepy. I’ll invade your ask with stupid stuff and I’ll talk to you like we’re already friends and I’ve known you my whole life.
That is all. Now, come to Nana my lovelies.~
“We were discussing homosexuality because of an allusion to it in the book we were reading, and several boys made comments such as, “That’s disgusting.” We got into the debate and eventually a boy admitted that he was terrified/disgusted when he was once sharing a taxi and the other male passenger made a pass at him. The lightbulb went off. “Oh,” I said. “I get it. See, you are afraid, because for the first time in your life you have found yourself a victim of unwanted sexual advances by someone who has the physical ability to use force against you.” The boy nodded and shuddered visibly.“But,” I continued. “As a woman, you learn to live with that from the time you are fourteen, and it never stops. We live with that fear every day of our lives. Every man walking through the parking garage the same time you are is either just a harmless stranger or a potential rapist. Every time.” The girls in the room nodded, agreeing. The boys seemed genuinely shocked. “So think about that the next time you hit on a girl. Maybe, like you in the taxi, she doesn’t actually want you to.””
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Homophobia: The fear that another man will treat you like you treat women. Andrew Sullivan.
(via goldengatefridge)
- Emma Stone: But people do always ask that. They ask who is my style icon, what's the one thing that I can't leave my house without. I'm always like, "My clothes!" I can pretty much leave without anything. It's fine as long as I'm not naked.
- Andrew Garfield: I don't get asked that—
- Emma Stone: You get asked interesting, poignant questions because you are a boy.
- Teen Vogue: It's sexism.
- Emma Stone: It is sexism.
