hathawaylane:

righttochoose:

toxicdiary:

I wonder if someone aborted the person who would have had the cure for cancer when they grew up.

someone also may have aborted the next Hitler. This argument is pointless.

The woman who was forced to drop out of school and be piled under debt in order to have an unwanted child could have also cured cancer.

Thank you! Exactly!

curiosity-stole-my-childhood:

benditlikebecm:

this is probably the greatest thing i’ve ever seen in my entire life

wow

YES. ON FUCKING POINT.

Uh, off-computer business got kind of rough, and well they still kinda are but I’m around now. Sorry for just kinda flaking out and vanishing, I got kinda overwhelmed and a lot of stuff kind of lost focus.

Anyway, for anyone still following I hope you guys are doing alright!

nottheshepardyourelookingfor:

livefrompyongyang:

eatsleepcrap:

oh god

NOPE

NOPE

kasukabes:

if you ever feel unimportant just read this page on the blues clues wiki

atouchofgaminesque:

cornetespoire:

feministdisney:

waltdisneyconfessions:

“I wish we could have at least ONE more old-fashioned, feminine princess like Aurora and a prince that saves her. Just to remind us of the days when chivalry was alive.”

oh god

“feminine”

guyz did you notice that…

seriously.

oh, wow, SJ feminazis on tumblr getting all bent out of shape because someone likes something they don’t.

GOOD GRAVY, HOW SHOCKING?

-blink-

‘Implying women who save themselves or have a more pro-active role are somehow less feminine’ =/= Liking something. The problem was the implication that they were ‘more masculine’ for not being ‘old fashioned’ (I do have kind of an issue with people gravely misunderstanding what chivalry was too but that’s for another time…). This was like a month ago but I just came back to this and wow.. point missed.

Also, calling someone a nazi seems like ‘bent out of shape’ behavior to me.

feministdisney:

this originally went with the image but I cut it out so I could do a read more & because it wasn’t the point of this.   If you go back a couple posts on my page, you can see what I was replying to (I think someone else cut it out of the beginning or something).   The replier gave me a headache in the way they pretty much ignored everything everyone was saying and againnn reinforced why a lot of people might side-eye men trying to get into feminism (like if you’re so eager to be involved why are you being an asshole to every feminist you talk to??) but alexandrien and ohmyactualdog gave great responses you can read, so props to them for that.  Posting b/c I think understanding how to be a good ally (or feminist man if you chose the label) is important and it’s something me-yesterday did not understanding.

ohmyactualdog:

alexandrien:

me-yesterday:

feministdisney:

ok I don[‘t like to reaaally take sides with the whole “can men be feminists?” things, but honestly responses like this

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