Nonsense Words

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So I just found this on my dash:

I like Thor. Loki… I’m not that keen. Bit neutral.

Please don’t tell Tom Hiddleston that. I have a feeling that if I say those words aloud then less than a minute later there will be…

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As egos collide, Black Widow—street name, Natasha Romanova—is the only character who does not throw a monstrous hissyfit. The only character to gather actionable intelligence against Loki from Loki. The character who not only literally kicks sense back into the brainwashed Hawkeye, but then absolves him of any sins performed while under the loony god’s spell. You want fearless? When midtown Manhattan is swarming with thousands of robo-aliens, the dreaded Chitauri, Black Widow commandeers one of their slippery aero-sleds and flies it to steal Loki’s glowing phallic scimitar so as to save the world so Iron Man can blow up the aliens.

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From an article about the reviews downplaying/ignoring the importance of Black Widow in the film, and the role of women in action in general. (via msrooneymara)

#i hate people who call her being rattled by the fucking hulk anti-feminist #SHE IS ALLOWED TO BE SCARED #ITS THE GODDAMN HULK AND HE WAS GOING TO KILL HER???

(via jekylls)

THIS.

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capslockdoesntexpressmyjoy:

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amillion—-tinypieces:

I never cut my hair unless I’m in a crisis.

Or it’s summer in Texas and having a shaved head feels really nice.

(Not everything a woman does has to do with men.)

lol wow fuck you

actually it’s because I like to change my look because it’s fun

I could give a shit what Ryan thinks about my hair.

lol oh okay

not like i cut mine because it was fried due to bleach

or kept it that way because i love how low-maintenance it is

nope it’s obviously about men

I cut my hair and buzzed it until it was about half an inch long all over, which felt weird as hell (usually I keep it down to my shoulders or at most just under my ears) but also sort of cool, and one of the first thing’s my step-mom said to me about the cut was “When you get your hair that short your making a statement.”
I was like, yeah? Then what exactly am I ‘stating’? *facepalm*
If this graphic is true for you, OP, that’s fine, but implying it’s a universal truth about ‘women’ is not. (Also, implying that short-haired women can’t be/aren’t attractive? Really? What is this.)

I have a pixie cut. I got it yesterday. I didn’t cut off half of a foot of hair to alienate men, or to make a statement about despair. I cut it off because I finally had the confidence to get the “look” that I wanted, and the resources to do it.

I have no idea whether my boyfriend wishes I had kept my hair longer or not, because it isn’t his hair, it’s mine. By cutting it off, I was not making a statement to him or anyone else. I was making a statement for myself; I am confident enough to do whatever I would like with my body.

If I have strong feelings about dissatisfaction or despair, I address it, either to a person tied to the issue, or with myself. And yes, sometimes when I’m upset I decide to change my appearance and do things like cut my hair, just like sometimes when I’m happy, or bored, or curious, or energetic I do the same thing.

If you notice, all of these things are typical of the “I.” I do these things because I personally interact this way with myself ad with the world and people around me. Other people will do this differently. Hell, maybe some people DO express themselves through their hair. And you know what? Kudos to them.

But do not fall into the dangerous practice of lumping an entire group of people together, regardless of the quantifier. To do so only does great damage to the communications between people by breeding presumptions and assumptions, and there is inherent negativity and danger in both.

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Forever reblog.

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The meaning of all the [on-screen] deaths in HP:

James and Lily: To establish the story line as well as to show orphans of war.
Cedric Diggory: To show Voldemort's mercilessness.
Sirius Black: To show Harry's lack of guidance/parental figures.
Albus Dumbledore: To show the death of a great leader can't stop a war.
Hedwig: To show the end of Harry's childhood.
Mad Eye: To show the death of a soldier.
Dobby: To show even the smallest of creatures can die a Hero's death.
Fred Weasley: To show that some deaths you just can't get over. And that's okay.
Tonks and Remus Lupin: To reestablish orphans of war.
Colin Creevey: To show that the good die young, even when they aren't supposed to.
Severus Snape: To show that you can always change your ways. Always.
Voldemort: To show that good will always triumph over evil.
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I would argue that the death of Harry's childhood occurred in book 5, somewhere between the veil and the prophecy.
But I will maintain for the rest of time that Hedwig's death was absolutely and wholly unnecessary.