Federica

Always the bridesmaid, never the bride

[vintagelover @queennaurelia]

Cats and women: the most beautiful form of love.

[aurora 🧷 @whentdwm]

michele quando ti prendo

[glow🌻,, off campus era🏒 @kingzajn]

è sempre un biondino che balla con l’amore della sua vita

[alessia | off campus era 🏒 @rubysbells]

probabilmente nessuno vedrà questo tweet,mi è capitato un video tik tok di una volontaria che ha aperto una raccolta fondi per questa gattina. È stata investita da un'auto in corsa e ha le ore contate,dovrà operarsi d'urgenza altrimenti rischia di rimanere paralizzata

[Daniele Scalea @DanieleScalea]

Sono sicuro che gli italiani sarebbero molto più disposti a finanziare il cinema con le loro tasse se gli attori famosi prendessero - che so - 1200 euro al mese.

Invece no. Loro vogliono essere pagati a cachet di mercato (centinaia di migliaia di euro a film) ma senza dover affrontare il mercato.
La diva vuole il ricco cachet perché lei "è richiestissima", ma in realtà i suoi film al cinema li richiedono in pochi.
E allora ci vogliono 600-700 milioni all'anno, pagati da noi, per creare un mercato che non c'è.

Insomma: privatizzare i profitti, socializzare le perdite.
Non sono i primi a farlo, ma sono i primi a non voler nascondere il privilegio nelle pieghe dei documenti contabili.
Vogliono che gli si diano i soldi, e che gli si dica pure "grazie" perché li accettano.
Perché loro sono La Cultura™.
(**Goliarda Sapienza hanging out con giovane delinquentella** - la solita melassa semicolta, autoreferenziale, partigiana)

La verità?
I "fondi per la cultura" non esistono in funzione della cultura, è "la cultura" che esiste in funzione dei fondi per la cultura.

[Kia 🧸ྀི @xevekiah]

hating cats is rooted in misogyny. ironic how dogs are “man’s best friend” but women who love cats are “crazy cat ladies.” Cats teach consent, boundaries, autonomy and love that is earned not entitled.

[Selene🌙 @laila_kleis]

Messaggio gentile ma cose come questa mi fanno capire che io sulle app di dating durerei 15 minuti di cui 10 di installazione app. Sembra davvero di stare al mercato dove invece delle ciotole da cucina ti scegli il partner

[Serenella Raimondo @serenel14278447]

Per te piccolina.
Sperando che tu possa uscire da questo incubo e tornare a vivere

#Rosy
#violenzasuglianimali

[lucrezia ⭑ @nessunconfine]

8 marzo, oggi e sempre 💛

[ِ @suaverotic]

me and my cat against the world

[Sarah | fan account @cloiskryptonite]

”please do not call what happened between us a mistake. please.” the way his voice broke? the way he tried to hold back the tears? sorry to the other couples that i also love, but i don’t think i’ve seen a bridgerton THIS in love before 😭

[Netflix @netflix]

I love you.
I love you.
I love you.

[Wholesome Side of 𝕏 @itsme_urstruly]

This is the kind of life i want in the future 😭🌸

[Zoya🕊️ @Zoya_ki_batein]

“Ughh i want a boyfriend so bad”
Also me when a man approaches me:

[cesco @fearlessfrvn]

MI GENTE LATINOOOOOOOOO (soy italiano)

[Lady Kate Morgan @LadyKateMorgan]

This whole thing about Phillip and Marina is getting on my nerves, and I'm not going to explain the paragraph from the book over and over again, so I'm just going to say this once and that's it.
If you read a book about a character from the 1800s with the eyes of someone from the 21st century, a lot will look wrong.
The book explains that it never crossed Phillip's mind to force his wife to have sex with him after the twins were born, because she seemed increasingly sad.
The day Phillip went to her bedroom, he believed Marina was ready to resume their marital intimacy, and since she didn't refuse, Phillip had sex with her. However, during the act, he realized she wasn't actively participating, and this disgusted him, leaving him with the feeling that he had raped her. For this reason, he decided never to touch her again, remaining faithful to her until the day she died.
And as @bsabrends explains, sexual passivity in women was the norm in the 1800s. No woman could speak about her feelings or whether she liked something or not because, once married, a woman owed her allegiance to her husband, even sexually. Is that right in my eyes? Of course not. But again, that's how it was back then, and the most prominent example we have is Lady Danbury, who simply lay back and let her husband have sex with her because it was her marital duty.
The fact that Phillip chose not to be intimate with his own wife because she wasn't actively involved with him was unthinkable at the time, because as a man he could have demanded it, but he didn't. Again, there's the example of Lady Danbury, where the husband didn't seem to care whether she enjoyed it or not.
People, again, books about characters from the 1800s. Don't expect them to have our 21st-century vision, limitations, and behavior.
I wrote all this not to defend rape, but because I feel Phillip Crane is being cruelly demonized for what happened when, again, he never intended to force himself on Marina, and if he had relations with her, it was because she allowed it, as was the norm in those years for a married couple who didn't love each other.
If someone wants to believe this was rape, that's their right and I won't stop them, but that doesn't negate the explanation I just gave within the historical context.
And again, do I think this is okay? No, because Marina was also suffering from depression, but again, Phillip had no way of knowing about an illness that was unknown in those years.
Furthermore, I see that people talk a lot about what happened to Marina, but I don't see anyone showing their disgust at the fact that Phillip's father, Sir Thomas Crane, abused his youngest son and was even able to ruin his back with the blows he gave him with the riding crop because he was not the same as his brother George. And the fact that even after being tortured by his own father, Phillip still maintains his nobility and integrity of character, says a lot about who he is as a man and as a person.

[𝓢𝓲𝓼𝓼𝓲 🌙 |🏒 off campus era @inomniapparatus]

Cose che cucinerò al mio futuro marito: Sofficini, prosciuttine, spinacine, wurstel e patatine

[Ꮇ 🦔 @karevismysun]

io per queste cose frigno troppo 😭

[mery ♡ @meryx1926]

per restare in tema sanremese, è giusto ricordare LA canzone vincitrice di sanremo2025🤍

#sanremo2026