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Unhappy Hipsters
Tumblr Staff
SVETIQ
Zachary Eastwood-Bloom - Artist
'mexpectingTowakeupFromadream
Elliott Burford “Elliott Burford is Spam” Illustrations reinterpret and visualise the titles of emails found in your spam/junk box.
Elliott Burford
“Elliott Burford is Spam”
Illustrations reinterpret and visualise the titles of emails found in your spam/junk box.
I'm afraid of 16 out of 69 common fears.
Cross out the things you’re afraid of and put you’re score at the top.
the darkstaying single forever- being a parent
- giving birth
- being myself in front of others
- open spaces
- closed spaces
heights- dogs
birds- fish
spiders- flowers or other plants
- being touched
- fire
- deep water
snakes- silk
- the ocean
- failure
- success
thunder/lightning- frogs/toads
- my boyfriends/girlfriends dad
- boyfriends/girlfriends mom
ratsjumping from high places- snow
- rain
- wind
- crossing hanging bridges
death- heaven
- being robbed
- falling
- clowns
- dolls
- large crowds of people
- men
- women
- having great responsibilities
doctors, including dentists- tornados
- hurricanes
incurable diseasessharks- friday the 13th
- ghosts
- poverty
- halloween
- school
trains- odd numbers
- even numbers
- being alone
- becoming blind
- becoming deaf
- growing up
creepy noises in the night- bee stings
not accomplishing my dreams/goals- needles
- blood
- dinosaurs
- the welcome mat
- high speed
- throwing up
- falling in love
- super secrets
If you repost this, it’s been requested that you title it “I’m afraid of _ out of 69 common fears”
If you get more than 30, I strongly recommend some counseling.
If you get more than 20, you’re paranoid.
If you get 10-20, you are normal.
If you get 10 or less, you’re fearless.
People who don’t have any are liar
(Source: , via jubyju)
And so when a woman is sexually assaulted—no matter what she’s doing—it’s easy for the culture at large to insist that she’s done something out of the ordinary to bring it upon herself. Because women’s lives are out of the “ordinary.” Because heterosexual cisgender men are born with the privilege of not being systematically targeted as victims of sexual assault. When you say that women who wear too-short skirts, or too-high heels, or too much make up are not sufficiently protecting themselves against rape, what you are really saying is that women who act too much like women deserve to be raped. When you say that women who drink with the boys, or have casual sex like the boys, or walk alone like the boys are not sufficiently protecting themselves against rape, what you are really saying is that women who don’t act enough like women deserve to be raped. And what you are really saying is that women deserve to be raped because they’re women. In a culture where women’s behavior is viewed as alien, it is this attitude that qualifies as “normal.”
Rape Analogy: The “Walking in a Bad Neighborhood” Theory
Amanda Hess, the Sexist
“90% of the solutions to my problems involve going back to sleep.”
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It wasn’t that he didn’t have the room for a proper table; his apartment was nearly 2,000 square feet. No, he just needed something in his life that fit perfectly together.
(Photo: Raimond Koch; Dwell)
Sunrise, and still no flame. He didn’t even have to look; he knew his guests had gone home.
(Photo: Darcy Hemley; Dwell, September 2004)
