jules

(she/her) speedrun life before life speedruns you | sucker for everything ac, figureskating, k-pop and otv+friends related

[𝗬𝗨 ♡ @yu_myeon]

#EXO MMA 2025 [FULL performance]

[あことま（ACOtoma）🐾🍅🐾 @acoshoma_53]

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[Pop Base @PopBase]

Austria has won #Eurovision 2025, defeating Israel.

[jules @_lil_julz]

YEEEEES JJ JEDE. EINZELNE. NOTE. HAT. GEPASST. UND SO NE GEILE BÜHNENSHOW #Eurovision2025 #Austria

[About Music @AboutMusicYT]

SEVENTEEN's S.Coups was the most mentioned male celebrity on Twitter during the Met Gala.

[RAE @Valkyrae]

Honestly fuck all of you for blaming our employees for “not doing enough”. Our team worked so hard to help us with this marathon and did their best for being put on the spot.

No means no. You’re not entitled to anybody. The fact that this man threatened our lives after being rejected while we were in a group, in public and live on stream just shows the harsh reality women live in. This happens off camera to women all the time

Seeing accounts that have harassed us for a 10 second clip of downtime during a 24/7 marathon accusing us of “just begging for subs, women do nothing” to then farming engagement from this stalker situation while we IRL stream has been so sad to see. Seeing accounts accusing my friends and I for faking this and blaming us instead of questioning the man’s behavior has been embarrassing to see. I’ve learned it doesn’t matter how much I accomplish in this industry or how much I try to gain respect, some men will hate women and blame women no matter the situation. While it may be discouraging, I hope anybody reading this does not quit doing what makes them happy because of misinformation/hate, as you can see some hate is inevitable

The clip doesn’t show the rest of what happened after we cut the camera, but I feel what was shown was important to witness. I’m so relieved we are alive and will be even more cautious and safe in the future. I hope other women and streamers learn from seeing this interaction and also be aware that this can happen to anybody, anywhere. Stay safe

[Auschwitz Memorial @AuschwitzMuseum]

Eighty years ago today, over 7,000 prisoners of the German Nazi camp #Auschwitz, including some 700 children, were liberated by the soldiers of the Soviet Army.

1,689 days of murder, pain, suffering, and humiliation were over.
Today, we all remember. We must keep remembering.

[Auschwitz Memorial @AuschwitzMuseum]

Auschwitz was at the end of a long process. We must remember that it did not start from gas chambers.

This hatred was gradually developed by humans. From ideas, words, stereotypes & prejudice through legal exclusion, dehumanization & escalating violence... to systematic and industrial murder.

Auschwitz took time.

[Laila Mickelwait @LailaMickelwait]

Shero

[🦠 @directedbyaof]

gdragon performing crooked for the first time in years after the protests that happened in sk while wearing a “menace to society” shirt is ABSOLUTE CINEMA

[ConcernedApe @ConcernedApe]

I'm happy to announce the 2nd Stardew Valley concert tour... Stardew Valley: Symphony of Seasons. This tour will features a larger orchestra, a different musical program, and more visual features. Please check the website for more info! https://t.co/dIstI0jIpz

[David Challen @David_Challen]

"It's time that the macho, patriarchal society that trivialises rape changes,"

"It's time we changed the way we look at rape."
- Gisèle Pelicot

These words Gisèle ends her time on the stand with carry the voices of countless women who have endured lifetimes of a rape culture in a society that routinely subjugates women and erodes their strength. Yet, women in this fight cannot be the only ones to dismantle these abusive patriarchal structures that men built. Men must join too.

Whether you help build or perpetuate it, we are all collectively responsible to help tackle these structures. They exist in our homes, our social lives, working lives, the institutions charged with protecting us and delivering justice... there are opportunities everywhere to support women and tackle abusive men.

Ordinary men in society commit acts of violence against women, and ordinary men watch on. Ordinary men make sexist miosgynistic comments, and ordinary men think that's as far it goes.

It is not. If anything, this case should teach you that.

Behind closed doors, behind the frontages of many ordinary looking men in society there are abusers, perpetrators of violent emotional, coercive, financial and physical acts against women. It's time to stop pretending the prevalence of male violence is small and stop saying good men are not part of the problem. If you're not part of solution, you're watching on. And what good is there in that?

I challenge every man to think about Gisèle's words from this case, and that of many other women's stories, and recognise there is a need to act and to do something in your lives. Don't make the mistake in thinking you don't have power, you do, you just don't realise it.

[Habib Khan @HabibKhanT]

This iconic photo is now part of Iranian history, capturing the deep frustration of women with the regime—a powerful statement against repression.

[Jenni @hashjenni]

Me

[autumn 🦇🗡️ @pumpkibu]

she's excited because she matches her new blankie

[Laila Mickelwait @LailaMickelwait]

Shero.

[Laila Mickelwait @LailaMickelwait]

In a heroic move, Gisele Pelicot fought to make public the videos of her unconscious rapes at the hands of over 50 men and won. She wanted the public “to look rape straight in the eyes.” Shame, she said, must change sides —from the victims to the perpetrators.

Police found more than 20,000 videos and photographs of Gisele drugged and being raped by various men on her husband’s devices in a folder titled “Abuse.”

On Friday, the judge complied with Gisele’s demand and showed the evidence “necessary for the manifestation of the truth.”

12 rape videos and 10 photos were shown over the courtroom’s three flat screens and projected into the overflow room for members of the public while the perpetrators in the videos sat in shame watching their own despicable criminal acts being exposed.

[depressed_lala_fan @snap_pose_]

Friend said she wanted to get into watching figure skating so I made this nifty little introduction