Buttercup Was A Huge Inspiration For Me As A Kid. Tough And Brash, Literally 5 But Takes No Shit Ever,

Buttercup was a huge inspiration for me as a kid. Tough and brash, literally 5 but takes no shit ever, But when they show her aged up as a teenager...

And they all TALK the same in this scene, their personalities replaced with “teen girl” Like you would think its parody! These dudes really only have one way in their minds to be a young woman. (This was not a long scene, and the idea isnt very fleshed out but.. jesus.)

Honestly I wonder how many women would have “grown out” of being tomboys if we had literally ever seen adult butch women on TV or in a movie or read about one. We occasionally get the little girl character who likes playing in the mud or catching bugs (which, don’t get me wrong, is great) but nothing after childhood. It’s like girls are being told, “we’ll tolerate this for a little while but eventually you have to be consumable.”

God be like “im babey”

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childofher

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childofher

1 year ago

Radfems I'm begging you to reblog posts. Make a side blog of you must. This website works with reblogs. Misogynists have misinformation getting thousands of notes and radfems can barely get posts past their friend group.

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childofher

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childofher

3 years ago

Remember this system would actually probably rely on the filianic year, So you would have to google the weekday of march 21st (or any other 1st of a filianic month) before your birthday. Which for you specifically would actually be Sai Raya

On the Chapel of Our Mother God website, it's been said that "the Janya ruling the year of one's birth is considered as significant as the ruling animal of one's birth-year in Chinese astrology" - how on earth can I determine which Janya rules my birth year? I'm still trying to understand the years and days in Deanism/Filianism and I don't know how to determine this for a year that was 3 decades ago.

Rayati! Thank you for sending me this ask, because while I knew about this vaguely I never actually bothered to think about it that much, and it really is interesting to me.

If I recall correctly, the Janya who rules over a certain year depends on the day of the week that year begins. For example, a year that began on Sunday, Rayadi, was ruled by Sai Raya. So a quick Google search of "What day of the week did [birth year] start?" should work.

For anyone who needs a refresher of the Filianic week, here you go:

Rayadi (Sunday,) ruled by Sai Raya

Candredi (Monday,) ruled by Sai Candrë

Vikhedi (Tuesday,) ruled by Sai Vikhë

Matidi (Wednesday,) ruled by Sai Mati

Thamedi (Thursday,) ruled by Sai Thamë

Sucridi (Friday,) ruled by Sai Sushuri

Rhavedi (Saturday,) ruled by Sai Rhavë

My birth year began on a Sucridi, making Sai Sushuri the ruler of my birth year. Neat!

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unless im the one remembering wrong which is possible

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