jerseydevilslesbianlover:

pidge-gunson:

neko-crimson:

what the actual fuck

Men donโ€™t know women can pee

ive been sitting on the toilet for 20 minutes trying to piss but the pee keeps getting lost in my confusing Woman Body

i couldnt find this post captioned anywhere so here we fucking go

โ€œBut she was, for the bathroom door didnโ€™t altogether close, due to the old frame of the house settling over the centuries, and she had to sit on the toilet some minutes waiting for the pee to come. Men, they were able to conjure it up immediately, that was one of their powers, that thunderous splashing as they stood lordly above the bowl. Everything about them was more direct, their insides werenโ€™t the maze womenโ€™s were, for the pee to find its way through.โ€ excerpt from
The Witches of Eastwick (1984) by award-winning author John Updike,
it apparently has a film adaptation.

How is this even a debate??

helpfulhardware:

dietdyke:

lgbtdiscoursebabe:

If you are in a otherwise healthy relationship and consensually having sex with your partner and then your partner finds out youโ€™re not actually sexually attracted to them that can be SO damaging to your partner. There is no excuse to not be honest about this with your partner. Like you are literally causing your partner harm, and why??? What for??? Thereโ€™s no valid reason to do this??? Just be honest with the person your in a relationship with, this is not a new concept???

damn Iโ€™ve never heard this discourse before. imo I think people should say theyโ€™re ace before engaging in sexual activities b/c ace ppl often have different boundaries and communication is healthy, but i canโ€™t offer you any real evidence on the subject, Iโ€™m sorry! thanks for bringing this to my attention

god i just love it when people act like they can speak for every conceivable relationship to ever exist ever. i love it when people act like the idea of being closeted/fearful to come out is a concept that doesnโ€™t pertain to aspec people. i love it when people try to portray an orientation as specifically damaging. god it just makes my day ya know?

maybe people stay in the closet because of exactly shit like this, saying an ace partner is “literally causing them harm”, doing intense psychological damage to their partners, and just generally this idea that aces are going out of their way to trap people in unfulfilling relationships, and this idea that a partner coming out as ace is inherently this value statement that their partner must be unattractive and unlovable.

i’m all for healthy communication, but saying that people should feel offended if their partner comes out to them is really clearly the opposite of that