teapotsubtext:

teapotsubtext:

would be cool if like dudes all girls and women had to do was be goofy disgusting and ugly to get comedy famous on youtube

would be cool if like dudes all girls and women had to do was be goofy disgusting and ugly to get comedy famous on youtube

(edited for accuracy by mod, 09-04-18)

gwynndolin:

gwynndolin:

“My concept of a man is someone who whacks their elbow a little bit at a bertuccis and has no hang ups about freaking out. Zero qualms going full Streetcar Named Desire at 2 PM in a bertuccis.” is my favorite chris fleming line of all time

modernauta:

SOCIAL & POLITICAL GRAFFITI IN THE UK (10 Pics)

  1. ‘Black is Beautiful’ Moss Side, Manchester, 1969. Photo © Michael Ward 
  2. ‘No Nazis in Bradford’, 1970s. Photo © Don McCullin 
  3. ‘Eat The Rich’ Notting Hill, 1977. Photo © Roger Perry 
  4. Dalston, 1978. Photo © Alan Denney. 
  5. ​‘I Fought The Law’ Ladbroke Grove, London, 1977. Photo © Roger Perry 
  6. ​Notting Hill Gate, 1974. Photo © Roger Perry 
  7. ‘Dada Is Everywhere’ Malden Road, Kentish Town, 1974. Photo © Roger Perry 
  8. ‘Strike A Body Blow to Capatalism’ Kings Cross, London, late 1970s. Photo © Roger Perry 
  9. Clapton, North East London. Photo © Roger Perry 
  10. Chalk Farm, Camden, 1975. Photo © Roger Perry. 

ladyshinga:

sarkastically:

I get really exhausted by seeing posts where the impetus is basically about how people don’t care about x thing. And it’s. I don’t even think it’s true. Maybe people don’t post about x thing but they might not know or they might just be tired.

I’m tired. Aren’t you tired? Aren’t we all fucking tired? We live in an age where we can know so many things, so many terrible things, and I get empathy fatigue. I just can’t sometimes. I can’t.

Don’t blame people for this. Blame the media for not focusing on certain issues or problems. Blame society for turning a blind eye to victims that don’t fit their perfect criteria. Yes, post things about it. Yes, reblog vital, proven information. This is important.

But trying to make other people feel bad, normal people, for not hefting the emotional labor for something probably isn’t helping much. We’re inundated. And people have to take measures to not drown.

Compassion fatigue is a VERY REAL thing. Trust me. We are all trying our damndest to care wherever we can, to DO whatever we can, but burning out is HUMAN and NORMAL and OKAY. People need breaks, before the world breaks them. Don’t guilt people for reaching fatigue at different times than you do.

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