teenage dream is basically just ‘throughout my entire childhood and teenage years i’ve been told it was impressive how good at things i was for my age but what do i do if i keep aging but i don’t get better at things so eventually all the things i do that used to be impressive just become average’ and i took that very personally
lmao some swifties went and offered tlaloc (Aztec rain god) a friendship bracelet asking him to stop the rainstorms during the Taylor concerts in Mexico 😹
Yes, it worked. Since it’s rainy season it was expected to rain the whole weekend, but it only rained at the end of the show (night3) and the other days it was perfectly clear.
hell yeah. Would not have thought to do that honestly
People react really badly to the suggestion that you should take ‘bitch’ seriously as a slur/censure its usage and it’s abundantly clear that it’s because they don’t take misogyny seriously as a form of oppression.
How many women have had that word spat at them as they’re hit, sexually assaulted or killed by men? How many women have had the word used against them as a degrading warning, to keep them in their place? How many women have had it shouted at them out of cars, to remind them that they’re part of a subordinate class?
Why is that substantially less serious than someone using another type of slur to degrade or terrorise?
I feel like it’s also a little bit because a lot of people have used that word a lot, and they feel uncomfortable about that. They’re like ‘oh no, I am not the kind of person who uses slurs and I would never say something oppressive, so there’s a conceptual difference here…’ ok explain it.
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