On The Right Bank Of The Kherson Region, 1,335 Houses Were Under Water. On The Left Bank, 7 Settlements

i know that women don't matter and human rights only apply to men and women should always be the last priority etc. but the zero reaction to afghanistan compared to the reaction to literally everything else is still surprising to me? why aren't we offering refugee status to every woman in afghanistan why aren't we sending rescue missions why aren't we blowing things up and trying to save these women why aren't we even posting useless things on our instagram stories the silence is so suffocating i want to scream

Sometimes I remember that in the Barbie™️ movie there's literally a scene where Barbie apologizes to Ken for ignoring his feelings and causing his descent into misogyny and patriarchy when exposed to it (bringing together the noxious trends of corporate, white, and "what about men??" feminism into one grotesque display) and I wonder if I watched the same movie as people who think it was an unprecedented feminist event because Barbie goes to see her gynecologist at the end

Blake Lively is currently suing Justin Baldoni for sexually harassing her during the making of “It Ends With Us”, and the response to it is already deeply disappointing, to say the least.

Congratulations to everyone who keeps falling for misogynistic smear campaigns against women and going to battle to defend the abusive men orchestrating them. It is always “believe victims” until it’s a woman you dislike.

Which Taylor Swift song describes BakuDeku best? And by the way, I love your account as I'm a fellow My Hero Academia fan also a fellow swiftie.

Hi! Thank you so so much for the ask. You're the first one to ask anything so you have no idea how much that means to me

And thank you so much for the kind words! I'm so lucky to have been able to find people who like the same exact things I do.

The Taylor song that describes Bakudeku best has to be The Great War, it very literally and metaphorically applies to them. Considering it's about making assumptions about your beloved and jumping to conclusions, and then creating a fight about it ("maybe it's the past that's talking... telling me to punish you for things you never did") which Bakugou has done through out their whole relationship, and also because it uses the metaphor of fighting a war, which bkdk are literally going through right now. "Your hand was the one I reached for all through out the great war" summarizes their entire relationship since the entire manga is building up to the moment they finally hold hands. That's why I think The Great War resembles bakudeku perfectly and I made a post for it.

But since I've already made a post about The Great War, I'd say a close second is actually The Way I Loved You! We know TWILY is about missing a toxic relationship even though you know it's not good for you, and while I don't think bkdk is toxic, I do think a lot of the lyrics check out. "I miss screaming and fighting and kissing in the rain...so in love that you act insane" "it's a roller coaster kinda rush" are the most bkdk lyrics to ever exist, don't you think? Anyway, it's about missing a relationship and knowing that no matter who you try to date, they will never be good enough and you will always come back to your beloved because even tho you might've fought a lot, you guys just had something special. I think this is very bkdk coded considering they are literally soulmates LOL.

And of course, how can I forget It's Nice To Have A Friend? It's honestly self explanatory. I don't even need to say why.

BONUS NO ONE ASKED FOR: I really think that Anti-Hero accurately describes Bakugo's relationship with himself. He's aware of what people think of him, and he agrees with them ("I'm the problem, it's me, at tea time everybody agrees") . He doesn't like himself and deals with self loathing on a large scale. And although he is training to become a hero, he doesn't see himself as one. Or at least not one as worthy or talented as Deku. He sees himself as an Anti-Hero at most.

Sorry if a long answer isn't what you were looking for, but I always get excited and start rambling haha. Thank you again for the ask and to anyone who wants to ask me something, please do! I'd be so honoured to respond to your questions and comments. Have a wonderful rest of your day!

Endeavour: What's wrong?

Midoriya: I'm in love with an insane blond who is completely out of my league.

Endeavour:

Endeavour: Well, that's embarrassingly relatable.

Shinsou: Yup.

Midoriya:

Midoriya: We should start a support club.

Aizawa, creating a groupchat: Way ahead of you.

why do people call it “whorephobia” and “slutshaming”? it’s misogyny. we aren’t going around calling lesbophobia “dykephobia”. a man who hates women isn’t “bitchphobic”. why do these words have to include insults that women hear all the time anyway

Midoriya, barging in: I think I'm in love with Kacchan.

Todoroki: ...Sorry?

Midoriya: I'm definitely in love-

Todoroki: No I heard you the first time, and I feel very sorry for you.

"I'm getting tired even for a pheonix, always rising from her ashes, mending all her gashes, you might have just dealt the final blow"

"I can't feel a pulse. My heart won't start anymore for you 'cause you're losing me"

"I gave you all my best me's, my endless empathy, and all I did was bleed as I tried to be the bravest soldier, fighting in only your army frontlines, don't you ignore me. I'm the best thing at this party"

"And I wouldn't marry me either, a pathological people pleaser, who only wanted you to see her"

chat i think im onto something...

"I'm pretty with makeup"

"I'm pretty without makeup"

Radical feminism: "It doesn't matter if you're pretty at all. You don't exist to be pretty."

"Female body hair is okay"

"Female body hair is not okay"

Radical Feminism: "Female body hair simply exists and is completely neutral. Talking about whether its 'okay' doesn't even make sense."

"Presenting THIS way makes you a man"

"Presenting THIS way makes you a woman"

Radical feminism: "Nothing about the way you present makes you a man or woman. Gender isn't real."

I love that radical feminism just removes you from so many binaries of thought. It makes them completely nonsensical. Why would I analyze whether I'm pretty when it doesn't matter either way? Why is the acceptability of my body hair even a subject of discussion? It merely exists, just like the bark on a tree. Does society sit around and debate whether a tree ought to be able to keep its bark?

I've come to realize that I've been handed a ton of "either/or" choices about who I am all my life and told to make a decision on each one. And they were all illusions! I just exist. I never had to justify the way I am or even formulate an opinion on it.