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dreamingaboutsakuratrees

I think it's so fucking ridiculous that men have so, so many things catered towards them. Movies, shows, books, even sports. Things that were created and for a long ass time were only produced with men in mind. Things that women can enjoy too, absolutely, but to which they're not the target audience.

But the second a movie comes out that's not specifically targeted towards men, they start crying about inequality and "anti-men" and woke feminist agenda. The moment they see themselves represented in one (1) movie the way women have been represented since cinema exists, they scream about oppression and injustice.

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humansofnewyork

“He’s going to be, he is the man who will dance around the living room with her and make silly faces and tell her silly stories and tell her that he loves her all the time and take her on great adventures and read her amazing stories and make cool shit with her and go on long walks with her and put the world right for her. Just the way they look at each other. She can’t see shit. But he sees a lot. It’s different than he looks at me. It’s so pure. He notices every change in her face. Every noise that comes out of her.  Just having someone doting on you like that. I just think how lucky she’s going to be. And being able to see that energy between a father and daughter. Even if I didn’t get to experience that myself, just to be around it now, it does a lot of healing for me. I feel like so much is slowly repairing in my cellular being. I lost my dad when I was young. Things were heavy dark. I’ve always associated love with pain and tragedy and loss and grief, but knowing that I can let go of that, and experience love in a light and beautiful way. It’s exciting. Like, love is fun. Love is pretty fucking fun.”

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Anonymous asked:

No cause I really thought she’d repeat the mashups from rep tour and add a few more and I was perfectly happy with that idea. like I still can’t believe she’s doing all this and it’s making me emotional lmao

cages-boxes-hunters-foxes answered:

wait in this same vein did you watch this tiktok she liked from the atlantic writer who reviewed the show? cause what he said (typed below) made me weepy:

So I was at the first night of the Taylor Swift Eras Tour, and one moment in particular has really stuck with me. It was the acoustic moment at the end of the night. She'd told us that every night on this tour, she's going to pick a different song to play acoustically, and for this first night, she picked "mirrorball." It sort of seemed like a random choice—it's not like a big single or anything—but number one, it's one of her best songs and kind of underrated (justice for mirrorball), and number two, as she told us, it kind of lays out her thesis statement for this era of her career. It has lyrics like "all I do is try, try, try" and "I'm doing everything I can to keep you looking at me." It's a song about like, kind of the vulnerability and beauty of needing attention, wanting attention, and being good at getting people to give you that attention so you can kind of reflect their attention back to them and give them something, It really sort of like, explains why she would try something like doing a 44-song, three-plus-hour concert, that she's going to do again and again, for nights and nights. The whole show was this really incredible feat of physicality. It went on, and on, and on. But the mirrorball moment really tied it together and crystallized for me what she was really doing.
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