did anyone else feel way too woke when elizabeth holmes was (at the times where she was earnestly) crying and their theater full of a majority of men were cackling at her
When I watched Tuca and Bertie, I didn’t except it to be one of the only pieces of media I’ve seen that vulnerably, honestly, and bravely discusses the lasting impact of rape on your desires and psyche. It’s such a beautiful (and hilarious) show
Wdym there's shows that actually treat cnc like the trauma response that it is while also adding factors like being subtly influenced by media and wanting control bc of situations that had u lacking power
Love the Chappell expectations remix but the chorus is so male to me, I know there are shitty lesbians out there too but fake jobs, desperation and passivity are men behaviors
I’m thinking about pitching this idea for a skit to SNL where a woman in gym shorts beats Shane Gillis to death with a kettlebell. There’s no punchline.
Such a defining moment for me at 12, watching this in theaters, loving every second, having a crush on Taron Edgerton and then the film ends with this. I felt sick and didn’t understand, the theater whooped for the prize of anal. Def messed me up but helped me on my woke journey
I wasn't even old enough to know what misogyny meant and this still made me sick to my stomach as a teenager. Extorting a woman sexually while she's locked up. The way anal with a woman is treated as his prize. The sequels sucked ass but none of them had a scene as awful as this
tbh a lot of the negative reactions are coming from people that don't want to be confronted with our collective complacency (and often active participation!) in it All
people don't like seeing themselves in digger's speech in this age of "you don't owe anyone shit" individualism
love a film shot on vistavision that was released in october, is commentary on environmentalism, has jesse plemons playing an unsettling weirdo, and a divisive plot twist that people claim ruins the point of the movie
he’s a fucking psychopath zero fucking remorse in his voice, walking & talking with pure arrogance like he knows he’s untouchable from punishment. why are no men confronting these rapists? why are women the only ones protecting women? men only protect each other you can all rot
it's okay to have experienced assault that sits in a gray area, not want or seek formal recourse, and still grieve for the terrible ways it hurt you and the culture that allows it to happen so casually and so perpetually btw