Politics, Science, and Bean Burritos.

Jan 29
curvesahead:

When did body policing become confused with body positivity? Seriously, I  am so sick of this picture. The Marilyn and Bettie Page body types are  in no way representative of everyday women - they were also living in a  society with impossible beauty ideals, even if those ideals were  slightly different than those of today. Notice they are all white,  cisgender, and relatively thin. Notice that the perfect “hourglass  shape” is just as rare and unattainable to most of us as the  super-slender shape idealized today. Notice that the photos on top are  all paparazzi shots and the ones on the bottom are posed glamour shots. These “hot” women were NOT free from sexual objectification, depression, or damaging media attention. this article reminds us that Bettie Page was raped, exploited, and suffered  from mental illness, and Marilyn Monroe committed suicide after years of  depression. As for the assumption that today’s stars suffer from eating  disorders - how is criticizing their “hotness” going to help? Fat  positive bloggers have been saying it for years - shame does not inspire  people to take better care of themselves. As long as women’s worth is  determined by “hotness” - whether in the eyes of men, the media, or  disgruntled facebook users - we remain disempowered.
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This post was written by nettlefae!

curvesahead:

When did body policing become confused with body positivity? Seriously, I am so sick of this picture. The Marilyn and Bettie Page body types are in no way representative of everyday women - they were also living in a society with impossible beauty ideals, even if those ideals were slightly different than those of today. Notice they are all white, cisgender, and relatively thin. Notice that the perfect “hourglass shape” is just as rare and unattainable to most of us as the super-slender shape idealized today. Notice that the photos on top are all paparazzi shots and the ones on the bottom are posed glamour shots.

These “hot” women were NOT free from sexual objectification, depression, or damaging media attention. this article reminds us that Bettie Page was raped, exploited, and suffered from mental illness, and Marilyn Monroe committed suicide after years of depression. As for the assumption that today’s stars suffer from eating disorders - how is criticizing their “hotness” going to help? Fat positive bloggers have been saying it for years - shame does not inspire people to take better care of themselves. As long as women’s worth is determined by “hotness” - whether in the eyes of men, the media, or disgruntled facebook users - we remain disempowered.

This post was written by nettlefae!


Jan 28

Making pancakes for only myself feels like one of the most adult things I’ve ever done. They were awesome. I’ll take that as a good sign for future adventures as a grown-up. 


Jan 21

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Jan 18

welp it’s that time of day again

grimaugury:

time to watch too many episodes of frasier and then be like “oh shit it’s four o’clock”

a perfect description of how my evenings have been lately. i don’t regret a minute of it. 


Jan 17
Las Vegas, NV

Las Vegas, NV

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Jan 16

feralnostalgia:

first frame, meh, second frame, :D


Jan 14
timelikerain:

entropicfever:

entropyforever:

mildlyalex:

sweetnshortfailure:

randomness-is-epic:


Sophia Bush has declared war on Urban Outfitters after they marketted a t-shirt with the words ‘Eat Less’ on the front.The One Tree Hill actress, in an entry on her personal blog, called for them to issue an apology and make a donation to a charity for eating disorders, and said, “It’s like handing a suicidal person a loaded gun. You should know better.”Sophia wrote, “To promote starvation? To promote anorexia, which leads to heart disease, bone density loss, and a slew of other health problems, not least of all psychological issues that NEVER go away? Shame on you. I will no longer be shopping at your stores. And I will encourage the tens of thousands of female supporters I have to do the same.”
source.


(via wallacefennel—deactivated20110)



Gods that’s revolting.

timelikerain:

entropicfever:

entropyforever:

mildlyalex:

sweetnshortfailure:

randomness-is-epic:

Sophia Bush has declared war on Urban Outfitters after they marketted a t-shirt with the words ‘Eat Less’ on the front.

The One Tree Hill actress, in an entry on her personal blog, called for them to issue an apology and make a donation to a charity for eating disorders, and said, “It’s like handing a suicidal person a loaded gun. You should know better.”

Sophia wrote, “To promote starvation? To promote anorexia, which leads to heart disease, bone density loss, and a slew of other health problems, not least of all psychological issues that NEVER go away? Shame on you. I will no longer be shopping at your stores. And I will encourage the tens of thousands of female supporters I have to do the same.”

source.

(via wallacefennel—deactivated20110)

Gods that’s revolting.


Jan 12

Jan 11
thefitandhealthylife:

jesska880781:

I feel bad for kids like these. They can’t buy their own food and they don’t know the difference between unhealthy and healthy. It’s the parent’s fault for brain washing them into thinking that fast food is the good and vegetables are the bad. 

 I totally agree.  It’s so unfair to the kids!

The parents are brainwashing their kids to eat fast food. Seriously?

thefitandhealthylife:

jesska880781:

I feel bad for kids like these. They can’t buy their own food and they don’t know the difference between unhealthy and healthy. It’s the parent’s fault for brain washing them into thinking that fast food is the good and vegetables are the bad. 

 I totally agree.  It’s so unfair to the kids!

The parents are brainwashing their kids to eat fast food. Seriously?

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Jan 10
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timelikerain:

randomblues:

Home by Edward Sharpe & Magnetic Zeros

This has been stuck in my head since Camizzle introduced me to it. I’m so behind the times.

The theme song of my last semester. Awesome. 


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