anyone on these interwebs wanna talk about……… clowns?
Hey d’you want to know why some clowns are scary?
i am definitely apprehensive but sure i would like to know
So I learned to be a clown briefly in grade 7. And here’s the thing, clowning is taking the worst aspects of yourself and amplifying them to the point of hilarity (It’s quite good for self-esteem, actually). But here’s the thing, some people try to make their clown a happy clown when they themselves aren’t a happy person, and that is, technically, lying. And our brains are REALLY REALLY GOOD at detecting lies, so warning bells go off. And therefore we get scared.
TL:DR, the only scary clowns are the ones who are lying.
“the only scary clowns are the ones who are lying” is a mood and im not sure how but it really really is
Met these yesterday. There were two of them and they were extremely small. They were running around, seemingly unaware of the two humans that were watching them. I assume they are very young voles/sorkar. So tiny a creature in a world so big and full of danger.
Im sorry that a drawing of garfield kicking a swastika elicited such an empassioned emotional response from you.
Im so happy that some of the smartest people on the internet are compelled to comment on my posts
Like idk man some people feel some kinda way when you insinuate that they are inherently bad and deserving of ire because of something they have no control over.
Should they just not talk about that, should they just sit down and take it?
What’s funny about this is that lesbians have the highest rate of domestic abuse in their relationships.
So maybe she’s talking about the wlw incels on here
Nope, you’re wrong. Lesbian and bi women face the highest percentage of violence, but much more of that comes from bi women (61% reporting violence) than from lesbians (43%). Of that 43%, 67% of lesbians (not bi women, just lesbians) report the violence came from a woman, meaning only 28% comes from exclusively lesbian relationship, which would be the lowest percentage of any group excluding heterosexual men* (26%).
Heterosexual men tend to also under report domestic violence due to social stigma, so that percentage may be higher.
However, all of this is completely besides the point being made, which is addressing the toxic way men who call themselves “incels” think of women. These are men that respond to normal sexual rejection with violence and expect women to obey them which would only translate to violence in a relationship. All you’re doing is some bullshit whataboutism.
I’m a curly-haired white person who just reblogged a post about not touching black people’s hair and thought this sentiment deserves a separate post. I have personally had to deal with this bullshit so much just in the past few months alone and I’m sick of it:
Don’t touch my hair either, goddamn.
Yes, I know it’s curly. Yes, I know it’s uncommon and you probably haven’t touched hair like mine before… however… uncommon features do not equal permission to touch.
When someone that I don’t know touches my hair, it doesn’t have the same entitlement implications and racism factor as it would if I were not white, but it does tell me that you believe that you are entitled to touch my physical body without my permission and that’s fucking gross, too. Keep your grubby finger oils out of my locks.
(Also my hair texture doesn’t give you permission to badger me about my race/heritage/lineage, either. It might not be possible to oppress me for my race, but it’s still fucking racist to constantly doubt that I’m white, ask me if I’m mixed or Jewish, and tell me that you don’t consider me to be “full white,” (whatever the fresh hell that means) because of my hair texture. No thanks, you’re canceled and I feel bad for everyone that has to interact with you. Bye, bitch.)
Not to butt in, but I am more “ambiguous” longterm mixed and have to second pretty much all of this.
One of the reasons I always wear my hair up when I’m out, tbh. Enough people can’t/won’t keep their hands to themselves, and I also don’t need to get myself deported over somebody drawing back a stump one of these days.
That’s rude as hell, no matter who you’re pawing at without asking. The added anti-Black elements (where appropriate) make the entitled behavior that much worse and probably even more aggravating to keep dealing with on the regular. The spillover on this crap is bad enough, and I can only imagine.
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