So We Know That Humans Share 50% Of Their Dna With Bananas. And Also, They Say One In Four Humans Are

really upset that they cut my scene from the bible

so the BBC accidentally said the UK consumes 4.7 kilograms of cocaine per person per day

painting this on the ceiling above my bed so it's the first thing i see upon waking in the morning and the last thing i see before falling asleep at night

next up on the docket: the author's blatant (and yet thematically relevant!) fetish

if you want to protect kids you have to come to terms with the fact that it's just expected that kids will experience a baseline level of gaslighting every day of their lives. children are just straight-up not trusted as narrators of their own lives and experiences, and it's taken for granted that nothing they say will be true without the verification of an adult. of fucking course kids are so vulnerable. who is gonna believe them.

this one liberal dude on twitter made the (correct) take that parents have overwhelming power over their kids and very often abuse it and restrict children's rights and he was ratio'd by conservatives, communists and liberals alike who made comments like "my kids will have rights when they pay the bills" to "aw are you upset mom and dad didn't you get you a lega set for christmas". way to prove his point lol! any criticism of the power dynamics adults and particularly parents have over kids and how it is often used to abuse kids or refuse to let them exist as themselves is drowned in mockery and the idea that parents have absolute authority over children and that any less than that is actually spoiling them.

i said it before: people only care about Children as an ideal. as property. as something that is Innocent and deserving protection From Evil Traffickers but also something Dumb that barely deserves the status of human with autonomy. and its fucking wild how even the staunchest communists think of this as normal, and how people refuse to understand that this dynamic is how kids are emotionally, physically and sexually abused, as well as robbed of their voices and too scared/ashamed to talk about it.

JANE EYRE (2011)  dir. Cary Joji Fukunaga

Hi I'm Alex :)

used to be @haelicite, forgot my password so here we are

art student, any pronouns

I post a lot about my OCs using #Nonbelievers

they should invent an extreme codependent lesbian situationship that's actually good for you