Sexual aggression directed towards women from other women is a very real thing and I’ve experienced it firsthand. The female half of a poly-couple I once knew would constantly bring up how good she was at oral and all the stuff she wanted to do to me even after I said that when t comes to women I am a total virgin…

And will be played by a British actress.

I won’t date a Gemini. In all three instances that I’ve tried to, regardless of other placements in their birth chart, some negative aspects have always been constant; indecision, limited spectrum of emotions/ unwillingness to confront negative emotions, and disingenuousness.

I think theres a difference between commenting on someones appearance and making a value judgement based solely on how they look.

Far as I’m concerned shes already cemented her status as one of the greatest entertainers of all time so she doesn’t really need to add “good actor” to her already glowing resume. Shes perfectly imperfect.

Have you ever stopped to think what it’s like to be an unwanted child?

And if said impact prevents the parents from providing even adequate childcare? Having a child is an 18 year long commitment to ensuring the survival and development of a human being, something that most, if not all, pro-lifers are incapable of comprehending because they have no capacity for foresight. You are nothing…

You know what, go for it.

*wheeze*

“We’re the only [show about queerness and Judaism] that has ever been and maybe will ever be”

No, you’re very much not. Generally I find it distasteful to post pictures of children who aren’t yours, but ones of white people with black or non-white children do seem to project a bit of a savior-complex; like, if we talked for awhile they would be genuinely shocked, if not disappointed, that I don’t come from an…

I’m shocked but not the least bit appalled that Jushmine is gonna be on Allstars.

I’ll be interested to see if any of the criticism influences Drag Race seasons going forward.

Don’t forget Rock n’ Roll. Every heroin-skinny shock rocker has this man to thank for connecting macabre theatrics and the occult to rock music, and all because the lilly white instituition wouldn’t let him sing Opera.

I honestly think that it’s because, at the end of day, white culture and it’s aesthetics are really, really, REALLY boring. It’s hard to claim uniqueness when you’re part of the dominant culture and never have to want to physical representation.

Adding to that, Hairspray was also about a fat white girl from working-class Baltimore who uses her privilege (cause even though she’s poor and doesn’t fit the thin ideal she’s still got one over on the conventionally pretty and just as talented black girl who auditioned for the dance show, too) to fight for racial…

......And on your dating profile....

It’s pretty cute when fat white women position themselves as champions of body positivity when black women have been doing it, without undermining their own confidence by breathlessly trying to prove to people how not pressed they are about their size and looking starved for attention in the process, FOR YEARS. It…

I get that the song was a brutally honest take about what his first thoughts were coming to LA from Lafayette, Indiana, as a poor redneck kid who probably never interacted with non-white people before, but his reasoning for using the N word was essentially, “black people and NWA can say it so why can’t I?”, and, “I…

One of which has a black mother.