Self Harm: Don't joke about something that you don't understand
Suicide: Don't joke about something that you don't understand
Anxiety: Don't joke about something that you don't understand
Depression: Don't joke about something that you don't understand
Anorexia: Don't joke about something that you don't understand
Bulimia: Don't joke about something that you don't understand
Any ED: Don't joke about something that you don't understand
Schizophrenia: Don't joke about something that you don't understand
Bipolar: Don't joke about something that you don't understand
Austism: Don't joke about something that you don't understand
OCD: Don't joke about something that you don't understand
Turrets: Don't joke about something that you don't understand
Personality disorders: Don't joke about something that you don't understand
Chronic Pain: Don't joke about something that you don't understand
Mental illness: DON'T JOKE ABOUT SOMETHING THAT YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND
just told my household that “that’s so gay”, “faggot” and “retarded” are banned words from now on. going to make a sign for the door so visitors are also aware.
casual reminder that for every person who doesn’t want to label their sexuality theres another person who prefers the tangibility of a word and both are ok
(via lgbtlaughs)
+Pervocracy's Personal Tumblr: What I Mean When I Say I’m Sex-PositiveI think freedom of sexuality...
What I Mean When I Say I’m Sex-Positive
- I think freedom of sexuality is something that we all need and very few of us have
- I think sexual pleasure is a legitimate thing to want and ethically pursue
- I do not judge people for the (consensual) sex that they have or want
- I will not tolerate slut-shaming
- I will not tolerate hatred of people based on gender or orientation (including asexual)
- I will not tolerate hatred of sex workers
- I believe comprehensive, honest, non-judgmental sex education is necessary for public health and happiness
- I think understanding of sexual consent—what it is, why it matters—is sorely lacking in society and crucially important
- I reject preconceptions of what kind of sexuality a person should have, whether these preconceptions are based on gender, age, culture, disability, survivor status, or basically anything else
- I value people’s individual freedom of choice in determining their sex lives (including the choices not to have sex)
What I Don’t Mean
- Everyone should have sex
- Everyone should have kinky, non-monogamous, exhibitionistic, pansexual sex
- Accepting someone’s sexuality means you have to participate in it, watch them engage in it, or hear about it in detail
- Nothing related to sex is ever hurtful for anyone
- Feminism should be all about sex
- Sex fixes everything
(via lets-go-lesbos)
Having social anxiety is like waking up and battling a bear every morning and then having people tell you it’s not that big a deal because they had to deal with a chihuahua humping their leg once.
This is one of the most accurate things I’ve ever seen.
(via lets-go-lesbos)
+The Sexual Objectification Checklist
1. Does the image show only part(s) of a sexualized person’s body?
BMW2. Does the image present a sexualized person as a stand-in for an object?
Four Loko3. Does the image show sexualized persons as interchangeable?
Mercedes Benz
4. Does the image affirm the idea of violating the bodily integrity of a sexualized person who can’t consent?
Duncan Quinn
5. Does the image suggest that sexual availability is the defining characteristic of the person?
American Apparel
6. Does the image show a sexualized person as a commodity that can be bought and sold?
Red Tape Shoes
Not sure if I’ve reblogged this before but it’s worth it if I have because so many people get this wrong.
so gross
An excellent list with examples to better understand sexual objectification.perfect. Use this the next time you think tom hiddlestone is being objectified.
Lunsford, in case you check my blog again, here is more info for you to read up on.
(Source: , via lets-go-lesbos)
