runwayandbeauty:

Detail at Dany Atrache Couture Spring 2016.

pulpfiictiion:

eliasericson:

telling it like it is!!!

ok but wow this is me

ask-an-mra-anything:

psssst the reason feminists don’t advocate for the drafting of women in the armed forces is because conscription in and of itself violates core feminist values such as bodily autonomy. the feminist position on who should or should not be drafted is not “everyone should be drafted equally”, it is “nobody should be drafted at all”.

and if your feminism is thorough, you’re opposed to the imperialist and militarist mindsets that create a conscription service to begin with but, you know, whatever

glaered:

i love spring // taken in Germany

wanderthewood:

Tall purple spires of wild Foxglove growing beside Ladybower reservoir, Derbyshire, England by Keartona

As a man I just think, I mean I’m here to say that in my male opinion, so many things, like, you’re just so naturally beautiful without makeup your boyfriend’s a lucky fella but if he doesn’t treat you right, i, a man, am here to let you know that I am a man who would treat you right. I (a man, in case you had forgotten) know how to treat ladies, a trait very rare among men, of which I am one, certainly, but a good one. A nice guy, if you will, a gentle man, whose opinion is that it needs to be shared, my opinion, that is, as a man I don’t like holding back from opening my mouth and saying whatever fleeting thing passes through my mind. As a man I have considerable experience which says that anything I see is up for commentary, but, in my male opinion, it is rude for you to point out my male pattern baldness. It is as visible as your tattoo, but you CHOSE your tattoo and I did not choose my baldness, and as a man, I don’t think the two are at all equitable. In my manly opinion, conversations in public are fair game, and you know, as a man, my balls do need more air than your lady crotches. If you were looking for a male opinion here (and that’s a rhetorical question, because I know you were) earbuds only serve to attract men and let us know that you want to be interacted with. Ditto books! I love a girl who reads–as a man I found that tumblr post about dating a girl who reads very meaningful. I mean, in my opinion (male, but how could you forget? I won’t let you, don’t worry) I want to date a girl who reads, and specifically a girl, not a woman. Woman is such a heavy word. I want a girl who reads light fun things and appreciates that I hold my Dostoevsky up on the subway for her admiration. As a man, I know these things work. And have I yet mentioned how well I treat girls and women? I really adore them. I doff my cap, my trilby, if you will, to them. I always make sure my lady gets off first, because I believe in Authentic Pleasure and that’s what gets me off ;). I’m just one man though, I can’t speak for us all. That’s just my male opinion. Thank you.
Just a man’s opinion (via clarawebbwillcutoffyourhead)

michaeldirnt:

my mind says college but my heart says isolated sheep herder in Iceland

clarawebbwillcutoffyourhead:

clarawebbwillcutoffyourhead:

cutiequeercris:

clarawebbwillcutoffyourhead:

I understand (but don’t like) that whole line in mental illness talk where people are like “such and such illness comes with gifts too! Like loving people more passionately and being charismatic!” Sure, but no. Not that you can’t love people passionately while having an illness or be charismatic but that’s not the illness, that’s just you.

i get this but i would also say there are some things that we can look at aas beneficial that ar the result of being mentally ill: im very strong as a person bc of all the shit ive been through, and because i was depressed for so long im really aware of when im happy and i dont take that for granted. also having made it thru (for the most part) a lot of rough shit means i can help other people

Yeah I think that’s totally legit. It’s the more innate stuff like “more passionate! More charming! Funnier!” where I’m like but that’s not true and why would you want to write off your own personality traits in favor of thinking it’s just part of an illness that a lot of people have? Or like “love better” what does that even mean?

Or I guess, I can also see being like “I’m funny despite my illness! My illness is more bearable bc of dark humor” that’s real.
I’m not funny bc I’m depressed but having a sense of humor simultaneously does both make it bearable and add this weird surreal dimension of giddy bleak joy to life!

But idk that’s my feeling maybe some people for feel like it’s their disorder or their illness that gives them their charisma and ability to love?

Just to add another perspective– 

The type of OCD I have makes me super aware of moral issues. And while its exhausting and I have to try to take care of myself every day and not let it run my life, it does make me a much more conscious person. But this definitely has me thinking- would I be this conscious and reflective if I didn’t have OCD? Maybe I would be but in a less obsessive way?