So last week me and my friend were trying out a faceswap app
And for some reason it wouldn’t recognise that there were 2 faces in the picture
So we tried it from a different angle and
I was really confused and kind of offended at what it’d done to my face
BUT THEN
So I’m just proud of this k? :3
Selena and I (Hayley) as FemHercules and FemHades at Wellington Armageddon 2013 :D
So, I also had the chance to attend Wellington Armageddon over Queens Birthday Weekend. On the Monday I had the lovely opportunity to do a bit of work behind the scenes and that allowed me to get this lovely photo of all of the entrants in the Trinity Treasure Cosplay competition!
Anyone who is an entrant, feel free to message me yours costume name and blog link and I’ll add them to the post :)
Whooo I’m the Sarah Williams (from Labyrinth) cosplayer in the front right! So much fun cosplaying in a big poofy dress. Also, the quality of cosplayers in this years comp was crazy good, including those for whom it was only their first or second cosplay!
So many cool costumes.
Yay there is Selena and I as Herc and Hades :)
Hello my lovelies!!!! It’s been a long time hasn’t it (for those of you who noticed anyway :3) Here’s an update if you care <3
I’ve been working full time since finishing university and life’s getting pretty hectic but I’m honestly having the time of my life. I’m in a new relationship (EXCITINGGGGG!!), new job (job is… paying the bills :P), recently graduated (YAY FUNNY HAT!) and this past weekend I took part in Armageddon (pop expo here in NZ) and cosplayed as FemHades from Disney Hercules (that’s my bestie Selena as Hercules).
I hope all my beautiful people here are doing well, I think of you guys daily even if I’m not being as involved as usual<3 much loves xx
All my life men like you have sneered at me, and all my life I’ve been knocking men like you into the dust.
2nd gif is the look of someone who knows the joke that’s coming
3rd gif he is just trying so hard i cannot even
Feminists do not want you to lose custody of your children. The assumption that women are naturally better caregivers is part of patriarchy.
Feminists do not like commercials in which bumbling dads mess up the laundry and competent wives have to bustle in and fix it. The assumption that women are naturally better housekeepers is part of patriarchy.
Feminists do not want you to have to make alimony payments. Alimony is set up to combat the fact that women have been historically expected to prioritize domestic duties over professional goals, thus minimizing their earning potential if their “traditional” marriages end. The assumption that wives should make babies instead of money is part of patriarchy.
Feminists do not want anyone to get raped in prison. Permissiveness and jokes about prison rape are part of rape culture, which is part of patriarchy.
Feminists do not want anyone to be falsely accused of rape. False rape accusations discredit rape victims, which reinforces rape culture, which is part of patriarchy.
Feminists do not want you to be lonely and we do not hate “nice guys.” The idea that certain people are inherently more valuable than other people because of superficial physical attributes is part of patriarchy.
Feminists do not want you to have to pay for dinner. We want the opportunity to achieve financial success on par with men in any field we choose (and are qualified for), and the fact that we currently don’t is part of patriarchy. The idea that men should coddle and provide for women, and/or purchase their affections in romantic contexts, is condescending and damaging and part of patriarchy.
Feminists do not want you to be maimed or killed in industrial accidents, or toil in coal mines while we do cushy secretarial work and various yarn-themed activities. The fact that women have long been shut out of dangerous industrial jobs (by men, by the way) is part of patriarchy.
Feminists do not want you to commit suicide. Any pressures and expectations that lower the quality of life of either gender are part of patriarchy. The fact that depression is characterized as an effeminate weakness, making men less likely to seek treatment, is part of patriarchy.
Feminists do not want you to be viewed with suspicion when you take your child to the park (men frequently insist that this is a serious issue, so I will take them at their word). The assumption that men are insatiable sexual animals, combined with the idea that it’s unnatural for men to care for children, is part of patriarchy.
Feminists do not want you to be drafted and then die in a war while we stay home and iron stuff. The idea that women are too weak to fight or too delicate to function in a military setting is part of patriarchy.
Feminists do not want women to escape prosecution on legitimate domestic violence charges, nor do we want men to be ridiculed for being raped or abused. The idea that women are naturally gentle and compliant and that victimhood is inherently feminine is part of patriarchy.
Feminists hate patriarchy. We do not hate you.
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