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I'm KK. I reblog a lot of homestuck fandoms and occasionally say interesting things.









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But I'm Still Beautiful: 30 day self-esteem quiz... if you get to #30 and the answer is no, start again.

aceofspadesslick:

butimstillbeautiful:

Day 1. A facial feature you like on yourself

Day 2. A physical feature you like on yourself

Day 3. A part of your personality that you like

Day 4. A habit you have that you like

Day 5. Something about the way you think that you like

Day 6. Something about the way you just are…

Gonna start this soon, probably in April. You should join me. <3

I think April is a good time to start this.

pumpkinbeanz:

ddressedupandinlinee:

orek-i:

Difficulty Level: Easy > Medium > Hard > Expert > Asian

dont mess with us asians

“Oh it’s just the shuffl— wat.  Wat stop that.  That’s not fair.”

lightspeedsound:

kinkyturtle:

everythingbutharleyquinn:

chat-with-quill:

ms-doodle-pants:

big-poppa-snorlax:

bearded-snorlax:

I’m really disappointed that this is so over sexualized because pole dancing is really cool


okay, so first of all: this example is not “over sexualised” - this is someone who very possibly has never done a day’s worth of stripping in her life performing some moves in a dance studio. She’s very likely to have had a lifetime of dance and gymnastics training behind her and decided to take poledancing classes when it became the new hit craze. She’s learned in a formal class environment.
But poledancing was developed by strippers in a stripclub environment. Many of those strippers also had a lot of dance and gymnastics and cheerleader training behind them and they developed pole moves partly as a way to kill time when the club was quiet. They taught each other in an informal setting and innovated and created for themselves. Without getting paid explicitly to do so.
Their talent at being able to do things like this has never been recognised. Even though the first pole schools were opened by strippers and taught by strippers, it has now been appropriated by hundreds of people who have never done sex work and who have no respect for sex work, who think it is “sad” that poledancing has a history inextricably entwined with sex work, who only view poledancing as a legitimate artform once it becomes detached from its sex work context despite the fact it was conceived and built in a sex work environment by sex workers.
Poledancing is not “overly sexualised”. It IS a sexualised dance/athletic art and rightly so - it belongs to strippers and it is strippers who made it. Its beauty and athleticism and skill doesn’t change because it was used in a sexualised environment to help its practioners make more money (although now it is seen as just for middle-upper class non-sex workers to pay big bucks in a formal class environment to learn to titillate boyfriends and husbands whilst staying appropriately fit!). That’s a part of its history. Sexualised things are not inherently worth less because of their sexual nature. To believe so is just to devalue the hard work of the sex workers who innovated it and that is done more than enough as is.
Poledancing is still cool and amazing and requires great skill and talent to execute even MORE SO when it is sexualised. Just being able to perform it impressively is one thing; being able to make it a fluid part of a character performance (which is what stripping entails) is another. If you can’t appreciate that, you don’t understand it, so STFU.

this fucking commentary is perfect

oh my god, the commentary

lightspeedsound:

kinkyturtle:

everythingbutharleyquinn:

chat-with-quill:

ms-doodle-pants:

big-poppa-snorlax:

bearded-snorlax:

I’m really disappointed that this is so over sexualized because pole dancing is really cool

okay, so first of all: this example is not “over sexualised” - this is someone who very possibly has never done a day’s worth of stripping in her life performing some moves in a dance studio. She’s very likely to have had a lifetime of dance and gymnastics training behind her and decided to take poledancing classes when it became the new hit craze. She’s learned in a formal class environment.

But poledancing was developed by strippers in a stripclub environment. Many of those strippers also had a lot of dance and gymnastics and cheerleader training behind them and they developed pole moves partly as a way to kill time when the club was quiet. They taught each other in an informal setting and innovated and created for themselves. Without getting paid explicitly to do so.

Their talent at being able to do things like this has never been recognised. Even though the first pole schools were opened by strippers and taught by strippers, it has now been appropriated by hundreds of people who have never done sex work and who have no respect for sex work, who think it is “sad” that poledancing has a history inextricably entwined with sex work, who only view poledancing as a legitimate artform once it becomes detached from its sex work context despite the fact it was conceived and built in a sex work environment by sex workers.

Poledancing is not “overly sexualised”. It IS a sexualised dance/athletic art and rightly so - it belongs to strippers and it is strippers who made it. Its beauty and athleticism and skill doesn’t change because it was used in a sexualised environment to help its practioners make more money (although now it is seen as just for middle-upper class non-sex workers to pay big bucks in a formal class environment to learn to titillate boyfriends and husbands whilst staying appropriately fit!). That’s a part of its history. Sexualised things are not inherently worth less because of their sexual nature. To believe so is just to devalue the hard work of the sex workers who innovated it and that is done more than enough as is.

Poledancing is still cool and amazing and requires great skill and talent to execute even MORE SO when it is sexualised. Just being able to perform it impressively is one thing; being able to make it a fluid part of a character performance (which is what stripping entails) is another. If you can’t appreciate that, you don’t understand it, so STFU.

this fucking commentary is perfect

oh my god, the commentary

pancreasinine:

leftforbed:

tworefined:

davecrow:

classyshippingblog:

psilentasincjelli:

slowpoke:

nsfwhumor:

Sex in Video Games

I SPAT EVERYTHING THE SIMS 

poRTAL

THE ZELDA ONE THOUGH

THE ZELDA ONE

TETRIS THO FUCKING TETRIS

oh my glob i can;t

i AM CRYING OH MY GOD

sherlocked-inside-the-tardis:

raggedyarchangel:

bktcm:

kwonderlust:

I have never watched this video until this moment

:

is this what we sound like to non-fandom people?

So, I think I’m part of the wiggle fandom.

(Source: mustbethemusicwhenwewereyoung)

Recovery

Expectation: I feel a little bit better today!

Expectation: I feel a little bit better today!

Expectation: I feel a little bit better today!

Expectation: Hey, I think I feel pretty good!

Expectation: I guess that means I'm normal now! Time to go live a normal life!

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Reality: I feel terrible.

Reality: I still feel terrible.

Reality: Is this seriously "recovery?" This sucks.

Reality: I don't want to be thinking about all of this shit, this is exhausting.

Reality: I guess today's not so bad.

Reality: Today is bad again.

Reality: Today is bad, but I think I'm starting to understand why.

Reality: Wow, how long has it been since I cleaned my room?

Reality: Cleaning my room didn't make me feel any better, but hey, room's clean.

Reality: Whoa, okay, I need a shower. And maybe a haircut? Definitely a haircut.

Reality: Everything sucks.

Reality: Okay, except you.

Reality: And you too, I didn't mean that you sucked.

Reality: And that thing that I like is pretty cool.

Reality: What was I talking about?

Reality: Oh, THAT'S why my ex broke up with me.

Reality: Wow, it turns out that was totally my fault?

Reality: I was the jackass.

Reality: Holy shit, I am such a jackass.

Reality: Everybody must hate me.

Reality: EVERYBODY HATES ME.

Reality: Okay, how could everybody hate me? I mean, even if I'm a jackass, the Law of Averages dictates that SOMEBODY out there would probably like me anyway.

Reality: Why would everybody hate me anyway, I'm awesome.

Reality: ...I'm not that awesome.

Reality: Sometimes I'm pretty awesome, though.

Reality: OH MY GOD I HATE MYSELF

Reality: WHAT IS THIS, I'M RIGHT BACK WHERE I STARTED

Reality: EVERYTHING SUCKS, THE WORLD SUCKS, I SUCK, NOBODY WILL EVER LOVE ME AND I WILL DIE UNMOURNED AND ALONE

Reality: ...What the hell was that about?

Reality: Anyway, gonna get stuff done.

Reality: Gonna get stuff done

Reality: Getting stuff done

Reality: WHY DO I FAIL AT EVERYTHING

Reality: WALLOWING

Reality: WALLOWING SOME MORE

Reality: Okay NO MORE WALLOWING, we've talked about this, we're not doing this right now.

Reality: ...I can't believe that worked.

Reality: Huh.

Reality: So hang on, is this it?

Reality: I mean, is this recovery? Am I doing this right? Is it going to be over soon?

Reality: I just want to be normal.

Reality: I am such a ridiculous trainwreck of a human being. How do I even exist? Why do I get to have friends? Why do you people talk to me? There's so much about myself that I really don't like, and there's probably even more stuff that I don't even know about that isn't too hot, either. And I'm working on it, but man, it's hard.

Reality: ...I just realized that everything I just said is normal.

Reality: Oh my God, am I already normal?

Reality: I'M ALREADY NORMAL. THIS IS NORMAL.

Reality: It's...not exactly everything I was hoping for, to tell you the truth.

Reality: ...Oh well.

Reality: Today was okay.

Reality: Maybe tomorrow will be better.