Sterek Fic Recs - All Completed

I desire to embody the same carelessness Tashi Duncan has for men

Stop Erasing Zendaya’s Tashi Duncan From Challengers Because You Want New Internet Boyfriends, by Ayan Artan

yesterday while reading smut I realized I love someone using the words "Let me" in ANY context. they want to take over making dinner since you had a rough day?they desire to touch you? they need to borrow a hoodie from your closet? yess ask me to allow you like I'm your god.that being said no woman should do this unless it's for another woman.

what i imagine theo’s inner soundtrack sounds like when he looks at liam.

(liam’s version)

y’all the new richard siken poems are so goddamned sad (and also so fucking good, as expected) y’gotta read them.

driveway

heart valve

gun case

I truly do apply the idea of "prioritizing women" in my daily life. I will stop to help women with things but not men. I do data entry for work and if I receive something to enter from a woman that has a typo or punctuation error I fix it for her, but if it's a man's work I just copy it exactly as is and send it through. I extend the benefit of the doubt to women but never to men. Even on the road if I can see a woman driver who needs to merge I let her in, but if I know it's a man, he's gotta wait till I pass. I treat women how men treat each other and give the same amount of grace to men as they spare for women (nearly none). It's the little things.

the pipeline from fucked up family to polyamorous incestuous fucked up family was.. certainly a choice in the 3rd episode

WATCH THIS LIKE THIS RETWEET THIS MASTER ART

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I don't think there's any form of makeup that's subversive, in the current patriarchal society.

I think that until makeup isn't a form of oppression and harm to women, that we just shouldn't use it or support it, as much as possible.

The chemicals in the vast majority of them are harmful, and most companies that produce cosmetics do not list the ingredients in them either.

Until the day women aren't forced or coerced to wear it to be accepted by the majority of society, and in the workplace etc - there's no subversive way to wear it.

I'm not upset with women who use it, but calling any form of it subversive just doesn't seem right. I don't think an industry that profits from the oppression of women should have any support whatsoever. I don't think we should be giving any of our money to things like that until they stop harming women.

I think the only genuine act of subversion in regards to any beauty standards/makeup is to entirely eschew them all. Until they aren't being forced on us, and it's ACTUALLY a choice, not a requirement.

so good you puke it out and then eat it again

there is this girl on Instagram that keeps posting about how she wanted to be a Marine biologist but went to work in the sex industry and as a 18 year old she makes me wanna kill someone... you can see the light leave her eyes as the photos come closer to present