Feral Fae

Day dreaming of summer while hunkering down in the coldest winter since 78’ | Foster Huntington

One time Henry VIII had a book when he was little and he wrote in really massive writing on the first page “this boke is myne” and I just find it so funny because that’s such a child Henry VIII thing to do

i had to look this up and

“Thys Boke is Myne Prynce Henry”

Thomas Moran “Sunset in Mid-Ocean”

I think they realized that trans theory makes no fucking sense, because woman =/= female but trans women are female but cis women are also female so what’s the difference between the two, why is one trans in the first place, and gender identity is innate and based on stereotypes like pink and submissiveness but also that’s sexist, gender =/= gender stereotypes, it’s based on some ~magical woman feeling~ but transition always somehow includes wearing high heels and getting dolled up, but trans women are “more woman” than cis women because they chose to be women, which means it’s not innate, but most trans people know they’re trans because they were drawn to the opposite gender role, but being transgender is smashing the gender binary, but also genderfluid people wear dresses on the days when they’re girls and pants on the days when they’re boys, but gender isn’t a binary it’s a spectrum,

so they literally just gave up and said “woman has no definition”

lol i wonder why this type of scrutiny never happens to the definition of “man”

All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us.

Vita Sackville-West, from a letter to Virginia Woolf c. September 1925 (via aryasnow)

Pride and Prejudice (2005)

Deer Creek Canyon, Colorado, February ‘16

Notes from the trail:

I go to the mountain and my every step becomes a prayer to the trees, to the river, to the slow death of winter. With every raven that flies over me I spread my arms like wings.

what would you think of a woman who addressed a club meeting of men by telling them how charming, how well gowned, how pretty, they were?

This is why I really like books that are set in oldey times with people who have views like this, and why it annoys me when people say but that’s not historically accurate

tbh, half the time ‘not historically accurate’ is code for ‘i wish things were still like my imaginary version of 19th century England only minus the cholera’

This just makes me absurdly happy, especially because it’s written by a man calling out other men for this shit.

“But they didn’t know better” you sure about that?

dude was so mad about this he was snarking in all caps

Robert Huskisson  - The Fairy Court