I always thought the 102 in your bio was your age????? Like real or felt age not important, just thought yeah
I am physically, spiritually, mentally and emotionally this gif when my dentures pop severely every year on my birthday
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I always thought the 102 in your bio was your age????? Like real or felt age not important, just thought yeah
I am physically, spiritually, mentally and emotionally this gif when my dentures pop severely every year on my birthday
Sorry but your sexual fantasy has a plot hole in it. Orgasm denied.
frog chair
Okay I- 😭
doesn’t rhyme, taylor!
this is all real . google it
This was awesome lol.
anne hathaway is so sexy for this
kelly is always the vibe
a dim and grim fantasy tavern but the drinks are very colourful and fruity with little umbrellas & curly straws
my ideal gay bar
I love living in the future sometimes.
Used kleenex in the back seat of a pickup truck with the front windows rolled down interpretive dance
oh he's your 'right hand man'? for what, jerking you off?
lmaooo
We love to see it
Yes! All of them! It's not a defect, it's a design flaw! They made an accelerator pedal that can accidentally wedge itself down flat!
We still see this language in the modern world where it's full-scale bullshit. In a period or pseudo-period context it's doing some of that but typically reflects the (deliberately disenfranchising) legal norm that he owns the farm or the inn or whatever it is, and she doesn't and can't because property rights are gendered; maybe as a widow she could own it or maybe she couldn't, but she's a wife, and that's her actual legal status.
if you avoid that language without altering that underlying structure of the scenario, you aren't necessarily doing anything but sanitizing and erasing it. applied carelessly, labeling this kind of language as 'bad' and solving it by 'getting rid of it' is worse than useless; you just get worse art and vaguer history.
so ideally we check in with ourselves like, in this specific sentence, is it useful or desirable to perpetuate and/or invoke that paradigm by using this language, or not?
my grandma listed her vocation as "pastor's wife" because that was/is a goddamn full time job. and also distinct from the job of pastor. shit's complicated.
All three of these takes are subtly different and true.