The Angry Pedestrian

I want a femme masculinity.

mattachinereview:

iragray:

I’m tired of running away from all things masculine. I don’t want to run from anything anymore. I can confront the forms of masculinity that I don’t like, that are harmful and oppress, while still being able to take on the parts that I do like. 

I want to take on a masculinity that exemplifies the hues, sounds, and textures of this planet. I want it to be fluid like the ocean. I want it to be okay with the dark browns of the soil and the hot pinks of the sunset. I want it to cry when my soul needs cleansing, and I want it to be as still as the mountains when trying to be knocked down by gender policing and masculinism.

I want a masculinity that is half femme, that can handle humility, and can move back when I feel like dancing, flirting, and walking with a sway in my hips as I often purposefully do. 

I want a masculinity that resembles Bambi’s youthful androgyny but not his willingness to fall into the same paradigms as his father figure. One that embraces change. One that embraces. 

I want a masculinity that is full of glitter and flowers. Full of creation and life. Full of autonomy. Full of femininity. 

I want a femme masculinity, and I want there to be no sense of contradiction about it.

I love this, and strongly identify with much of it.

Lilo, why are you all wet?

kaezie:

kidsofthebluelagoon:

xximmaeatjooxx:

videovriska:

daswiener:

captainhufflepuff:

This is actually heartbreaking when you remember Lilo tells Stitch her parents went for a drive, and the bad weather caused them to crash.

I always thought this scene was adorable

Wow thanks guy

Right in the childhood.

i never made that connection

oh my god! I never put two and two together. now I just feel like shit

heartbroken. 

(Source: w-bunny, via castleoflions)

do you dare mock the son of a shepherd?

(Source: crippledbypizza, via autumninganymede)