Do you consider yourself to be “completely radical feminist” in all aspects of your life?
-I identify radfem with no exceptions (no makeup, no male partner, etc)
-I identify radfem but have some/few non rf habits (shave, religious, etc)
-I identify radfem adjacent but have no/few non rf habits
-I identify radfem adjacent because of some non rf habits
-I identify radfem adjacent because of many non rf habits
-I do not identify with radical feminism
-other
I don’t want this to come across as judgmental or anything so please feel free to change the wording if necessary if it does. There is a lot of debate on what constitutes something “not radical feminist”.
I don't think it comes across judgemental at all <3
It's really interesting that as a child every difficulty I had was reduced to malicious behaviour from my side but once I turned 18 this wasn't the case anymore.
It's the second one actually! But this one, according to my notes, should fix the plot issues I had, which is the difficult part to edit (I have to rewrite a big chunk of it)
I can't wait to get it done just because I want to finish something.
Currently editing my novel and it has been an incredibly frustrating experience of always going back and changing things and moving scenes around.
And rewriting. A lot. And I changed the language too (in my first language I didn't had the words I needed for a part of the plot to make sense, so I switched to English).
being so fr with you all we need to drastically accelerate anti-car propaganda.
we need to make it so clear to future generations that we no longer tolerate a world where you cannot conveniently go for a walk or get a coffee or get groceries without a car
Right wing party financed by the russian government in my country is saying this like "disability is a plague"(a thing no abled bodied person should say, I'm sorry, put your shoe in your mouth before speaking about things you don't know anything about) and calling for segregating disabled students in special classrooms.
PERIOD MEN IN DISTRESS *:・゚✧
Poldark (2015-2019), created by Debbie Horsfield
The White Queen (2013), dir. James Kent, Jamie Payne & Colin Teague
Emma (2020), dir. Autumn de Wilde
Bridgerton (2020-), created by Chris Van Dusen
Boardwalk Empire (2010-2014), created by Terence Winter
Peaky Blinders (2013-2022), created by Steven Knight
Pride & Prejudice (1995), dir. Simon Langton
Jane Eyre (2011), dir. Cary Joji Fukunaga
Currently editing my novel and it has been an incredibly frustrating experience of always going back and changing things and moving scenes around.
And rewriting. A lot. And I changed the language too (in my first language I didn't had the words I needed for a part of the plot to make sense, so I switched to English).