Sara Raasch's Blog, page 528
October 30, 2013
4gifs:
Dogs imitate crawling baby. [video]
LOOK, HUMAN. THIS...
October 29, 2013
eyesofamazement:
dreamwurks:
dreamwurks:
Hiccup: I can't...
Hiccup: I can't believe it's not butter
this post comes back every few weeks to haunt me
I’m laughing so hard
JACK.
queerfabulousmermaid:
rumpus-weasley:
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A...
ALWAYS REBLOG KAT DENNINGS SLAMMING SLUT SHAMING
BAM BAM TURKEY AND HAM
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October 28, 2013
When I go to a corn maze in a non-corn-belt state.
It’s cute. But just stop. You’re only embarrassing yourself.
October 27, 2013
October 26, 2013
beanaroony:
fuzzynummies:
zoezoloft:
I’m not a Zatara stan,...
I’m not a Zatara stan, but…
What kinda bullsh!t is this?! Stop it this instant!
No.
I didn’t want to play her as this femme fatale—she was a...
I didn’t want to play her as this femme fatale—she was a genuine evangelical with a real religious belief in the Reformation. Anne really influenced the world, behind closed doors. But she’s given no explicit credit because she wasn’t protected. Let’s not forget, too, that history was written by men. And even now, in our post-feminist era we still have women struggle in public positions of power.
Men still have trouble recognizing that a woman can be complex, can have ambition, good looks, sexuality, erudition, and common sense. A woman can have all those facets, and yet men, in literature and in drama, seem to need to simplify women, to polarize us as either the whore or the angel. That sensibility is prevalent, even to this day.
Natalie Dormer
