Would you also argue that heels are 'cultural misogyny?' Because this is all a line of thinking I cannot get behind, it implies we as women are incapable of making our own choices in society due to patriarchal influence and that's just as insulting to me as anyone finds this.
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No, but to imply that me using the name 'pet-slut' means I couldn't possibly be a feminist is fucking insulting and says a lot about how you think of female sexuality.
To call it 'humiliation' is far more insulting to her than the act itself. Satire. Parody. Irony. Look them up. Maybe watch some videos to drive the point home.
She's hot, and she knows she's hot. Her being on that pedestal is not something with sinister intent.
Ever hear of BDSM? Robert Carlyle makes my pussy twitch, so my master pretends to be Rumple when he beats me.
To act as if she had no choice in the matter is truly degrading and treats Sofia like a little girl who is just doing what she is told, instead of a grown ass woman who makes her own choices.
I'm about 85% convinced at this point that it is her gimmick to look as intentionally bad as possible. Even her makeup is done terribly. Too much liner.
I think actually taking offense to putting Sofia on a pedestal is one of the biggest wastes of emotion I've heard of. I highly doubt she was forced to do it, and clearly she finds it hilarious.
My theory is his dick only works about 15% of the time thus his gun becomes a penis extension.
they will taste like shit and i bet the cheese will be half solid still, but I want them.
I don't know why all these people are saying Tangled! Frozen is much better, the metaphor for depression with Elsa's isolation is spot on to me, and there are just so many great themes.
Please fix your title! It's Tangled, not Frozen. I got super excited and then was very disappointed. =(
I don't understand how people who otherwise accept abortion will change their opinion for special situations, as if somehow certain fetuses are babies and others aren't.
I'm going to guess the answer is not something you want to hear.
This study is so upsetting to me. I've spent all my years in small but strangely accepting artsy/hipster university towns so everyone I know is so open minded, that idea of talking to someone who actually sides with the police is really unfathomable to me.
The area I grew up in was almost completely white, so other than the bullshit I saw my best friend dealing with in middle school I never witnessed racism first hand. In university I moved to a slightly bigger town, with two universities so it had a rather large population of young, artsy types, so again I was…
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Arya, Sansa, and Dany. I want them all to survive, but if it were either sister I almost feel like I want Sansa to overcome just because I can relate to her more than Arya, even though I want to be Arya more, if that makes sense. Or if I could only have one of those I'd chose Dany. I can't believe there are people not…
That's fine, but if the quotes are true it seems that their attitude is more racist than simply knowing their audience.