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due to trackwork, i had a while to wait at the station. so i doodled the product of my nightmares… the creepy crate.




#personal  #creepy crate  


the-guvnah said: You wanna be chained up?

Nah bro, I like to be able to scratch my nose if I need to.



Why can’t I seem to master the art of pointing and clicking?

Like…. it’s not hard. But I seem to struggle.



#personal  


littlemisandristthings:

logicd:

Consider a healthy diet and something with weight lifting like Starting Strength and some cardio. Couch to 5k is great.

O-oh mybad..that requires effort and having 0 effort is genetic and you are allergic to fitness and health.

My apologies, how inconsiderate of me.

It is the male society that has walked women down this path. Women who are sticks are praised for their beauty but when any fat is present we’re forced to feel ashamed by the repetition of images and cruel words. That is why, when women do let themselves go, it becomes increasingly difficult to lose weight. Losing weight takes time and hard work, no doubt, but everyone wants a “quick fix.” So when women do not quickly lose weight, they lose inspiration and burn out. This causes them to accept the cruel words that are thrown at them and they come to believe that they are ugly, worthless, and disgusting. Once they accept this, they don’t see a possible life without being and feeling this way. So they stop trying.

I have seen the original comic, I’m not sure where it is, but I am a little sad that someone took something that was a personal work of art and expression and turned into an attack. There was nothing wrong with the original message. There are right ways and wrong ways about inciting a debate. Taking a very personal artwork and manipulating it with satire lacks a whole lot of tact. 

That being said,

I am getting pretty tired of people playing the blaming game when it come’s to the esteem issues of women, ‘ugh, men, society, the media!’. The funny thing is, the ideas surrounding ‘ideal beauty’ change every decade, yet women have never been happy. The body image issues I face now are different to what they were 5 years ago, and will change 5 years from now. Moral of the story is: stop blaming the rest of the world for your feelings. These problems weren’t cause by ‘male society’, they were caused by, you know, ALL OF SOCIETY, and as a member of society you have just as must responsibility in shaping the world as the person next to you. If you’re waiting for the world to accommodate for you, you’re going to be waiting a damn long time, if you want to change the supply, you have to change the demand. There’s no use sitting around being sad about the media only showing a single body type because 1; that’s what they’ve always done, and 2; IT. WORKS. 

It just gets me frustrated that people blame an industry they don’t even understand for their problems. There’s always going to be an ‘ideal’ whether you like it or not, the question is, how are you going to respond to it?