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ewil:

murder is bad? even if i say sorry afterwards? even if i am an anime girl.

hi, who is this? dm me!!

greatstatic:

greatstatic:

just saw someone call junji ito lovecraftian (loads shotgun)

you know aside from the fact that calling any freaky horror “lovecraftian” is stupid (along “kafkaesque” lines) junji ito’s horror is by definition NOT lovecraftian. lovecraftian horror is like, cosmic horror that preys on your fear of the unknown. you KNOW what the horror is in a junji ito story. he shows you. it’s the living person inside the armchair or the unbearable desire to force yourself through an increasingly not-you-shaped hole. the fact that he places what you’re scared of directly in your line of sight and renders it in loving, incredible detail is what makes his work so good. a lot of horror fails when it tries to make the threat knowable; junji ito’s does not. (empties shotgun and loads it again)

zoja-deactivated20210116:

Your thesis is so cringe. I can’t even look at you.

earthwoorms:

babygirl i will subject you to my interests

gayarsonist:

i have no idea what passes for humor on this site anymore. i feel like i could say shit like “hey what’s up guys i’m still trapped in this abandoned grain silo” and it’d get notes.

arunima:

why would you follow me from an empty blog babygirl you look like a serial killer

howelljenkins:

why do you hate women ..

bfpnola:

reaux07:

samiamakena:

Blackness to me is inherently gender nonconforming largely because we will never fit into binary white supremacist notions of manhood and womanhood.

Angela Davis actually touches on this in her novel Women, Race, and Class.

Essentially, she says that Black women may have been considered genderless because we did all the same work as men but then weren’t considered men when it came to sexual abuse, suddenly being forced into these feminine, submissive roles that we clearly didn’t fit into. Once the Atlantic Slave Trade was banned, Black women were then seen as breeders to provide for slaves since they couldn’t be imported. Despite this, Black women, even if we were pregnant, still had to work in the fields and suffer the same punishment as our male counterparts.

Angela Davis goes on further to say that since Black women were never seen as housewives, Black men were in turn never seen as family providers or heads of households. By this point, Black women had acquired an abundance of traits that didn’t fit into 19th century perception of what it meant to be a woman. Also, with the rise of industrialization, white women never experienced that same intensive labor which further pushed them into the housewife stereotype. Essentially, there was this white feminist movement to erase the housewife stereotype but it didn’t include the struggles of Black women because we were never seen as housewives to begin with.

All of this to say: We were genderless and outside of any gender norm within the white supremacist framework.

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butchniqabi:

cant believe there are still people on this site who think that the people deleted were russian spies. i interacted with multiple of those people deleted and they were just black people! who werent fucking liberals who accepted scraps from democrats and were critical of the US government. you think lagonegirl was a spy? neveahtyler? people who almost exclusively posted about antiblackness that were deleted conveniently around the time the hashtag blm was being suppressed? literally whats not clicking

ijaazat:

i’m not like other girls i’ll let you eat my heart if you want to

tapireye:

i Blur Tha Line between Blogger and Nymph

ratanarchist:

is anyone else just like. constantly filled with rage about their position under late capitalism and how we are expected to just keep playing this game that we know will literally kill us, is already killing people all over the world, and yet everyone around us is somehow fine with going about business as usual, with pretending we are free by being able to choose between different ways of being exploited. there is nothing more dehumanising than being forced to partake in a system that is actively detrimental to our survival as human beings, that is so physically, psychologically and spiritually destructive, and i don’t know how to deal with this anger anymore

primaveravenus:

running up the hill to make a deal with god again. anyone need anything

bronzyglow:

this hot girl is going to make the most of her day today