hipsterinatardis:

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lovethroughthedarkdays:

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alexandraerin:

moniquill:

sxizzor:

sendificator:

abaldwin360:

mssswitch:

brainstatic:

He is trying to explain that not getting laid (incel means involuntary celibate) is a violation of his civil rights and a grossly overlooked injustice.  He is completely serious. This is his blog.

what a fucking creepy fucker

Oh my fucking GOD. What an entitled little douche.

“BEING WITHOUT A RELATIONSHIP AND SEX AGAINST YOUR WILL FOR OVER 6 MONTHS” cry me a river

what is that civil rights analogy even

Dear guys who don’t understand why women are often cagey around you:

These men walk among you and are indistinguishable from you until it’s too late.

From his About Me: “I want to share the idea that governments have to help people get partners.”

Suddenly, in a totally unrelated coincident, I have a brilliant and terrifying idea for a new dystopian fiction setting.

 

OH MY GOD. I cannot with Nice Guys™ like this. FUCK.

I’ll try to contain my rage with a nice numbered list of why he is SO fucking wrong. Ahem.

• Women are often single too, even when they don’t want to be. Nobody is entitled to a relationship with anyone. Period.
• Comparing women to restaurants is disgusting and objectifying. Stop.
• Comparing the civil rights movement to you not getting laid is also disgusting. Stop that too.
• You may not like being single, but that is not, in any way shape or form, oppression. 
• You are probably single “against your will” because you view women as restaurants that have an obligation to service you. 
• If we really wanted to help people who felt depressed because they were single, a big step would be teaching them that they don’t need a relationship to be validated and happy, NOT trying to match people up with tax money (honestly, I read it twice, and I still don’t know exactly what it is that you’re proposing). 
• You clearly have a warped view of women, the civil rights movement, and oppression and you are awful. STAHP.

As was mentioned before, things like this are a big reason women have trouble trusting men. The predators, the Nice Guys™, the creeps, the guys who feel entitled to women, they’re all out there, masquerading as decent dudes. 

Yeah, again. I remain I have justified reason to feel be cautious about most men I come across.

This is just fucking disgusting.

why isn’t feminism a thing guys at my school laugh at feminists and this is where they go i’m so dissapointed in the world

bunny-apocalypse:

She’s programmed with the most tragic back story ever. 

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mirelha:

theoddmentemporium:

Bridget Cleary, Fairy Changeling

Bridget Cleary was an Irish woman who, in 1895, was killed by her husband who believed she was a fairy changeling. In folklore a changeling is a fairy which is switched with a human infant. In many cases a changeling seemed like the only rational explanation for the unknown diseases etc., which might afflict a child.

Although her age, for she was 26 at the time, perhaps makes Bridget’s case unique, it was with such illness that her troubles began. She lay in bed with a fever for over a week, going undiagnosed by her physician and believed sufficiently ill enough to have a priest administer the last rites, before her husband and father declared her to be a changeling. In a curious ritual, aimed at expelling the fairy from her body, they doused her in urine and sat her before the fireplace.

A few days later she went missing. Her husband reiterated his belief that she had been taken by fairies, however, Bridget’s burnt remains were soon found nearby in a shallow grave. Evidence suggested that, as the Cleary family gathered at Bridget’s sick bed, an argument, tinged with fairy mythology, had erupted, and Bridget had offended her husband by telling him the only person who had gone off with the fairies had been his mother. This escalated into him menacing his wife with a flaming stick, which ignited her chemise. He then threw an oil lamp on her, all the while claiming that she was a changeling and that he would, by these means, get his wife back.

He was convicted of manslaughter, though some believe he concocted a ‘fairy defence’ after Bridget’s murder so he might get a lesser sentence. Nine other people were also charged for their involvement in the murder, demonstrating how widely believed fairy folklore was amongst these rural Irish communities at the time.

[Sources: Changeling | Bridget Cleary | Galway Advertiser | See Also]

This sad story is one of the most famous cases of “changellings” being killed by their own family members. This occured in many different European cultures, by the way. You should totally check out the links Ladykrampus privided :(

Similar negative aspects of folklore that may lead to deaths: the krerien, in Breton folklore, a.k.a “shouters” are the spirits of the drowned who moan and shout from the reefs where their ship previously sank. They are ususally heard during storms.
In his foreword of The Legend of Death In Lower-Brittany, by Anatole Lebraz, Claude Seignolles recalls how the brother-in-law of the authoer died.
Léon Marillier was out at sea when a storm picked up and crashed the boat on some reefs. He hung to the rocks for dear life for hours, screaming for help, seeing that the coast was close, but so jagged and dangerous that he might not make it alive. Night fell. Yet nobody would come. The last thing he saw was probably the light that shone through the windows of the houses along the coast. The following morning, the villagers admitted having mistaken his pleas for help for shouts coming from the krerien, intending to drown them.

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jimb0slyf3:

This should be a top news story.

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doodleofboredom:

I do what I want. 

OHMYGOD.

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