watercolourstorm:

my problem with a lot of body positivity / progressive beauty culture stuff is that it focuses on expanding the definition of beautiful rather than deconstructing the idea that physical beauty indicates worth. my difficulties with living in a body (and therefore with living, period) often come back to the fact that no matter how tightly i control my body, i am viewed as either object of disgust or object of desire (occasionally both simultaneously). i can never be neutral. i can never be subject. my difficulty with existing would not be assuaged, at least not for long, by winning the game of “beautiful.” winning is not the same as having agency or personhood. we don’t need to change the rules of the game. we need to stop playing.

scotchtapeofficial:

snarthurt:

snarthurt:

question, does anyone actually LIKE music videos for songs where the first like minute and a half is some artsy fartsy bull ass shit about the band members waking up in black and white or some shit. gimme the song already you jackasses 

and dont even get me STARTED on music videos where the narrative INTERRUPTS the song. as in, halfway through its just the guy saying a sentence not in the actual song, ruining the flow entirely. fuck that

when the lyric video is 2:49 but the official music video is 6:45…… fuck that

hufflepvnk:

the best part of miyazaki’s adaptation of howl’s moving castle is that it’s like,,,,book!howl propaganda. this is the howl that welsh asshole wanted u to see. the romance!!! the elegance!!!!! the soundtrack!!!!!!! no mention of the time he got ass-backwards drunk with his rugby mates bc he was scared of fighting the witch of the waste!!! perfect

glumshoe:

One of the best tips for friendships I’ve ever seen was from a tumblr post, years ago. I don’t recall exactly what it said, but it suggested just… asking what people want from you.

A friend comes to you with a problem? Ask them directly how you can best comfort them.

Do you want my advice or help through action?

Do you want a listening ear to vent to?

Do you want to be comforted with affection?

Do you want to be distracted?

It can seem awkward and clunky, and yeah… sometimes it is. But it’s still friendship, and “awkward and clunky” is often better than incorrectly guessing what they want or need from you. Maybe they don’t actually know what they need, but you can invite them to think about it, and that openness of communication makes it easier for them to say “Actually, no, this isn’t working, I want x instead of y.” And you make the switch! It’s that easy.