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home-of-amazons:

One of my favourite things about radical feminism is the way it has made me never look at anything the same again.

Repulsive male behaviours that I once grudgingly tolerated, unquestioning acceptance of race or sex-related remarks I once barely gave a second thought, products marketed toward…

Radical feminism does open your eyes to a lot of stuff. It also makes you far less tolerant of men’s bullshit.

Being hated by almost everyone (in my case, ha) is a small price to pay.

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delicioustrap:

fire-lady:

fangirlingforeverz:

lovelyshipsandtea:

Can Korra please take Asami with her next time she rides Naga

just the two of them

together

alone

Two alone people.

Together.

“So here we are… two people on a polar bear dog… Alone. Two alone people. Together. You and me. Me and you. Together. Alone.”

“Korra, I don’t—”

“CAN I KISS YOU TO CROSS THIS FROM MY BUCKET LIST SINCE I’VE BEEN SHELTERED MY WHOLE LIFE, OH PLEASE”

(via the-avatar-nation)

/ Posted on May 22 2012 at 1:05pm via bugbrennan with 19 notes
/ Posted on May 22 2012 at 1:00pm

I am all for equality of women, but you just seem to demean men. Feminism is great, when women like yourself aren't attacking men and rooting for women entirely. That is sexism, you hate men because you think they all treat women the same, which is completely false. I think you'd become better at this sexism arguments you love to get into if you listened to both sides, which as I read before, you hardly ever do. I'm not attacking you, I'm just a bit disappointed.just-atheory

Are all of you getting this for the same script or something?

I used to be a liberal fem/fun fem, with the whole “All choice is feminism”, “I’m a feminist, but I totally don’t hate men, really”, but since discovering radical feminism I have never looked back. So yes, I know both sides, I just know better now.

Sorry to disappoint you! Whatever I shall do now!

fuckyeahvikingsandcelts:

Freya by Johannes Gehrts, 1884.

fuckyeahvikingsandcelts:

Freya by Johannes Gehrts, 1884.

adventuresofcomicbookgirl:

bryankonietzko:

Normally, I would just ride on the coattails of whatever end-of-the-week episode sketch Joaquim posts, because he does those better than I do/can, but it looks like he didn’t get a chance to do one this week. So I did a quick Asami painting to accompany the airing of episode 107 today. Hope you guys enjoy that one! It’s a doozy.

I know Bryan Konietzko won’t read this but I just want to say thank you to him and the team for the show for this episode and how they have handled Asami so far.
Thank you for not playing into misogynist stereotypes, the type of stereotypes fandom tried to force on her (and probably still will). Thank you for not making her a one note evil character because she likes the same guy the lead likes and because she’s good-looking and elegant. Thank you for showing her to be strong and brave and impressive in her own right, thank you for not shaming her for being feminine, thank you for subverting the “Evil/Bad Woman Who STEALS MEN from our Right Kind of Woman” stereotype and smacking fandom in the face with this episode by making her father the equalist and her the one who bravely opposes them and is loyal to her ideals and friends, turning their misogynist assumptions on their head.
Thanks for showing her as someone Korra can connect with, for showing her as a complex person and another girl who does things her own way. Thanks for using Asami to show there’s no wrong way to be a girl, and that it doesn’t matter who she likes or how she dresses.
Thank you for introducing another awesome lady into Korra’s group, when most shows would just call it a day because “hey we have one prominent female character she’s even the lead what more do you guys want? More than one woman? what you are asking too much if a girl is the main character we’ve done enough let’s call it a day why should there be other cool women why should we have women relating to each other”. Thanks for Lin too.
Thank you so much for being consistently excellent and subverting society’s stupid expectations. Thank you for Korra, thank you for Asami. Keep it up, and you will always have my heart.
look look at my forever girl
so beautiful
so great.

YJ writers could learn a think or two about writing female characters. This is how is done guys.

adventuresofcomicbookgirl:

bryankonietzko:

Normally, I would just ride on the coattails of whatever end-of-the-week episode sketch Joaquim posts, because he does those better than I do/can, but it looks like he didn’t get a chance to do one this week. So I did a quick Asami painting to accompany the airing of episode 107 today. Hope you guys enjoy that one! It’s a doozy.

I know Bryan Konietzko won’t read this but I just want to say thank you to him and the team for the show for this episode and how they have handled Asami so far.

Thank you for not playing into misogynist stereotypes, the type of stereotypes fandom tried to force on her (and probably still will). Thank you for not making her a one note evil character because she likes the same guy the lead likes and because she’s good-looking and elegant. Thank you for showing her to be strong and brave and impressive in her own right, thank you for not shaming her for being feminine, thank you for subverting the “Evil/Bad Woman Who STEALS MEN from our Right Kind of Woman” stereotype and smacking fandom in the face with this episode by making her father the equalist and her the one who bravely opposes them and is loyal to her ideals and friends, turning their misogynist assumptions on their head.

Thanks for showing her as someone Korra can connect with, for showing her as a complex person and another girl who does things her own way. Thanks for using Asami to show there’s no wrong way to be a girl, and that it doesn’t matter who she likes or how she dresses.

Thank you for introducing another awesome lady into Korra’s group, when most shows would just call it a day because “hey we have one prominent female character she’s even the lead what more do you guys want? More than one woman? what you are asking too much if a girl is the main character we’ve done enough let’s call it a day why should there be other cool women why should we have women relating to each other”. Thanks for Lin too.

Thank you so much for being consistently excellent and subverting society’s stupid expectations. Thank you for Korra, thank you for Asami. Keep it up, and you will always have my heart.

look look at my forever girl

so beautiful

so great.

YJ writers could learn a think or two about writing female characters. This is how is done guys.

/ Posted on May 22 2012 at 12:43am via leholeinthewall with 3 notes

LOL

leholeinthewall:

People who fight on internet amuse me a lot…

what the fuck they’re gonna do?  capslock at me?

Also people tend to be even more asshloes on the internet  and say things they won’t say in real life, fucking hypocrites, the lot of them

Haha, so true (you know I’m an asshole in real life <3). Bet most of them wouldn’t call me “cis scum” at my face, or “feminist disgrace” or whatever they can think of, not even “bitch”. 

capslock at me?

B-but you will hurt the poor menz feelings…

I’m in tears right now.