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Two US Navy sailors aboard the battleship USS New Jersey in December 1944, captured in a moment that feels timeless. The sailor on the left proudly displays his impressive ship tattoo,a classic piece from the Sailor Jerry era, while both men stand easy in their white Navy-issue shorts.
Tattoos like these were more than decoration for wartime sailors; they were personal souvenirs of their service, courage, and the vast ocean they called home.
A raw and badass slice of World War II Navy life.
@HazelAppleyard_ It’s a cultural thing however if you’re going to do it then do it with and actual needle and take care of said baby’s ears during their healing process
if your main idea of feminism is about “radically hating men” instead of fighting against misogyny, the patriarchy, and for women’s rights then you aren’t a feminist. dumbing down feminism to “hating men” is just what the misogynistic men do to discredit what we say.
@tamaescence Some women struggle and don’t want to constantly struggle their whole lives, contex matter but since you guys are so obsessed with controlling women to fit your idea of feminism you completely lost the plot