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yuppersreppuy · 2 years
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I've always been the type to cry when I've gotten angry. Within minutes.
I don't even like imaginary arguments anymore.
"Anti-PC" jokes feel hollow.
I start feeling pity for someone at the idea of resentment.
I get mad when people stop thinking past a certain conclusion that serves them.
Clearly my brain wants me to think differently.
I have to believe in a story of the beauty and wonder of humanity.
I really do like that promotional picture for Stranger Things Season 3. I was right when I said there's a lot of love in that image.
I'm leaving for real this time and leaving my blog up.
Thank you everyone who has positively interacted with my posts. I'd be lost without your love.
I hope you get everything that you need in life.
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yuppersreppuy · 2 years
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Read the Your Tango article, "My Mother Taught Me To Cheat."
That was garbage. Cheating is an inner desire.
Besides which, her mother only revealed the affair when she was an adult.
She felt fine doing it to the 1st boyfriend. Then she regretted doing it to later ones.
"Was this a glimpse of my future?"
To avoid being miserable, she quit cheating from that point onward.
This is what I mean when I say women's liberation is about freedom from men rather than any choice that a woman makes.
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yuppersreppuy · 2 years
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Those lyrics Bo Burnham wrote in "White Woman's Instagram" about the memorial post to the woman's deceased mother were really mean.
If he were brave he would have taken on performative allyship and trans activism.
"A glittery pink "Hello Kitty says ACAB"/Sure your dom would love to hear that/Hot anime boy/Tagged "I'm such a faggot""
I think the way that people make jokes out of everything now is stunting their emotional development
It's definitely difficult dealing with from a political standpoint
Definitely distanced myself from women because of the tendency to make fun of women for expressing genuine emotion
As in now people take themselves too seriously and treat everything else as a joke
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yuppersreppuy · 2 years
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I've been thinking about those r/pinkpillfeminism comments about a male S.O. who, erm, humped her every time he wanted sex, and the other one who peed after a woman tried to break up with him.
All types.
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yuppersreppuy · 2 years
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I think it's weird to be in frequent contact outside of the context that you know that person in (such as work), with someone you could be attracted to, while in a committed relationship
Yea, "Never try to change someone."
That's why I say: take it or leave it.
(I am amused at heterosexual people trying to maintain opposite-sex friendships in spite of socialization to view everyone of the opposite sex as potential mates, with the widespread sentiment of, "Marry your best friend." That is, the person you never try to prove anything to, the kind you never fear being weak around for loss of attraction, hm. Though I apply the above to all equally.)
(I saw this Bustle(?) article once about a woman's male S.O. who went on literal dates with his ex and complained about her to that woman. That is the price of being a Cool Girl.)
(And yet I am still against the threats of violence for anyone coming around one's S.O. Imagine. Leaving is a choice, cheating is a choice. Window-shopping (seeing who else is out there) is disrespect.)
(I think it's automatically weird if the other person is single.)
(I think it would be a huge mistake to tell a male S.O.'s female friend(s) anything, esp. rape/IPV. Imo women with male friends have snitch energy.)
(I could laugh at the idea of having female friends making a man less misogynistic. All these men out here with "ally" in their bios calling women "bitches" and "cunts," using porn, supporting prostitution, doing kink, saying "equal lefts"...so what he's "against catcalling" (can just do that online) and is pro-abortion. So what. Out here celebrating men who accept women in public.)
The funny thing about saying "I would never" is that no one would say otherwise.
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yuppersreppuy · 2 years
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So...big difference between going into debt to study humanities and writing off those fields entirely because art is created for a reason (communication) and chasing money alone will burn you out (there is always more money to be made and that means trading more of your time)
(The more you buy, the more stuff that you want)
It is easier to inspire genuine liking of math through the natural world then trying to push all kids into STEM
If you want kids after people pressured you to have them, then you'll probably turn those kids into servants/love-slaves
Being able to afford a house in a good area, being able to afford retirement, being able to afford healthcare matters
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yuppersreppuy · 2 years
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Crabs are only trying to all get out at the same time. This has more to do with them feeling guilty about their own choices.
women are crabs and patriarchy is the bucket
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yuppersreppuy · 2 years
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I need a database of female laborers so I can exclusively hire female plumbers, electricians, and exterminators. I already only go to female doctors.
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yuppersreppuy · 2 years
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If people would stop being treated as paragons of wisdom and truth based on identity then the world would be a better place.
That cuts both ways.
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yuppersreppuy · 2 years
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Bojack Horseman would have done much better as an accountant with a Living Apart Together (living separately from an S.O.) relationship.
You have to hope for something.
That being said, you have to create that for yourself, and no one can solve the problem of ultimately being alone, so it can really sting to see people insist on positive vibes only.
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yuppersreppuy · 2 years
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yuppersreppuy · 2 years
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If someone is acting rude, ask her/him how she/he's doing. If she/he asks why, say that she/he seems tense.
I have had enough of these showdowns ("you look like Winnie The Pooh in a croptop" "I'd look good in a crop top if I walked the distance between your eyebrows").
Conflict resolution.
(Obviously an irate customer or stranger requires a different approach, of being submissive and solving the problem quickly.)
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yuppersreppuy · 2 years
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Type out, "Women are cool," and someone will hop on the post to say, "I was bullied by girls."
Try to do that on a male positivity post and prepare to be called "female."
Women's liberation is freedom from men.
The point of this post is that women are asked to be humble, unlike men (unless it's about inceldom).
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yuppersreppuy · 2 years
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"It's just a joke."
I can't tell the difference between passive-aggressive putdowns and being treated as a burden. Maybe that's the same thing.
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yuppersreppuy · 2 years
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I deeply desire to print my clothes and be able to compost them
You could be the one to never wear an outfit twice OR you could have a signature look. Your choice.
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yuppersreppuy · 2 years
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Please stop asking people about mobility aids. For all you know they were born with glass bones and paper skin
People have yet to figure out the most graceful way to include "diversity" while treating others as peers
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yuppersreppuy · 2 years
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if movies about men got reviewed the same way movies about women did
“Look. Don’t get me wrong: no one is happier than me to see a man finally starring in a lead role in an action movie (especially when they look as tantalizing in a tank top as Mr. Willis.) but at the end of the day, the hard truth about Die Hard is this: it’s mediocre. The script is bland, the pacing is excruciating, and although it has a few decent lines, it’s trying way, way too hard to be funny and only succeeding half the time. The focus on “male empowerment” is way too overt and comes across as ham-fisted, like the movie is trying to beat the audience over the head with “SEE? MEN CAN LEAD ACTION MOVIES, TOO!” without seeming to have anything more nuanced to say about the matter. Ultimately, Bruce Willis climbing around a building and beating up terrorists for two hours isn’t quite interesting enough to hold this reviewer’s attention. If you can shut off your brain and pretend not to notice the glaringly obvious plot holes riddled through this corporate-engineered script, then Die Hard may be the film for you. If not, however, you’ll probably be better off rewatching Ocean’s 8 instead.”
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