This is Baby. She is celebrating her first ever International Corgi Day today. Personally thinks she should be celebrated every day, but this is a good start. 14/10
@Ozzie279@linmeitalks Wait until you’re forced to be at home for years alone with children and no help and see how you do. The point is women should have a choice to stay home or work, not be forced to be a live in broodmare and maid
@GarethRack93315 @linmeitalks I think it’s actually the opposite, men are worse off and more impulsive single than when without a relationship. Us women are just fine, we don’t want to put up your awful behavior. You’re not entitled to our time and manual labor if you’re gonna have that attitude
@gracieabramsbg I think it’s more so they completely lack effort or variability for how many resources she has on hand as a global pop star, all for the albums to not be cohesive or have any sort of branding
@Mbakaza4L If they wanna do this stop making us pay into Medicare and social security, give it back to the people. The money I’ve paid into it since I was 17 could have been compounded and invested much more than what I would receive
this album literally sounds like a humid summer night in june in the middle of nowhere with no cell service and nothing to do but talk or drink or listen to the crickets sing
ELVENKING.
What a gift to return to Middle Earth, this character, these extraordinary people…. See you in Mirkwood!
Lord of the Rings, The Hunt for Gollum.
2027.
@warnerbros
Beyoncé gave birth to twins after a high-risk pregnancy. She developed toxemia and preeclampsia, had an emergency C-section, and described the delivery as extremely difficult. At one point (in her docu) saying one of her twins’ hearts stopped in the womb.
Less than a year later, she had about 8 months to prepare for Coachella. Rehearsals didn’t even fully ramp up until ~115 days before the show, and she was putting in 8–12 hour days while still recovering from major surgery. She lost 100 pounds and then stepped on that stage and delivered THE GREATEST coachella performance of all time.
In Homecoming, she made it very clear how physically and mentally intense that process was and that she would never push herself like that again.
And yet… look at the contrast. Men can get on stage unprepared, forget lyrics, sit down mid-performance, and it’s framed as “relatable,” “funny,” “he’s healing,” whatever narrative people want to spin that day.
But if a woman… especially someone like Beyoncé…showed up anything less than perfect? It wouldn’t be a joke. It would be “she’s washed,” “she doesn’t have it anymore,” “her career is over.”
Women in entertainment are expected to be superhuman AT ALL TIMES, even after literally risking their lives to give birth. Meanwhile, men are allowed to be mediocre in public and still be protected by the narrative.
Men should be stoned. The double standard is exhausting and it’s time we start being honest.
@TheLynx_1@SandyofCthulhu If you stick to eating enough protein and avoid sugar for the most part it’s surprisingly easy to stick to those habits afterwards tbh