(Source: amajor7)

a-trex:

IT’S A GUITARDIS

strawberreli:

asexual-not-a-sexual:

Here are 3 of the most common arguments I have heard for fighting against the addition of more sexuality labels. And why I think they are silly. 

There are many more arguments. Always more arguments. Maybe I’ll get around to those, too. 

[As always, let me know if you would like the original 20x24” files for awareness and education.]

i feel like this can also apply to pronouns.

thefattestkidatcamp:

Literally me every fucking day.

lukelucas:

Oh MorganFreeman you are a god….. literally. 

(Source: presidentmoe)

sophiawallace:

CLITERACY, 100 Natural Laws © Sophia Wallace 2012. Currently on view at Dumbo Art Center, details below. 

CLITERACY, 100 Natural Laws is mixed media project that explores a paradox;  the global obsession with sexualizing female bodies in a world that is illiterate when it comes to female sexuality. CLITERACY is a new way of talking about citizenship, sexuality, human rights, and bodies. The project reveals the – phallic as neutral – bias in science, law, philosophy, politics, mainstream and even feminist discussion, and the art world - which is so saturated with the female body as subject. Each of these sectors have denied and diminished the significance of the clitoris. Using text as form, CLITERACY explores the construction of female sexual bodies as passive vehicles of reception defined by lack. It confronts a false body of knowledge by scientists who have resisted the idea of anything unique about the female body and rather studied only what confirmed their assumption that women’s anatomy was the inverse of male anatomy, and that reproduction was worthy of study, while female sexuality was most certainly not. In the last ten years there have been tremendous scientific breakthroughs in the understanding of the clitoris. The clitoris is exponentially larger and more complex than commonly thought. What we think of as the clitoris, is only the tip of the iceberg.  While this discovery is exciting, it is a salient allegory into the bigger problem of a female body, both cis and trans female, constructed by men, based on false information, the goal of control and a culture that defines femaleness as inferior and female sexual organs as taboo. It further questions the fetishization of reproductive sex– despite the fact that 70% of women do not orgasm from vaginal penetration alone– and the pathologization of non-reproductive sex and those who practice it, particularly queers and sex workers. CLITERACY builds upon my photographic practice and continues my exploration of how power shapes knowledge, often through use of the visual, for the purpose of social control. The project is monumental in scope and scale with 100 Natural Laws that span 10 by 13 feet and a 6 foot neon piece suspended from the ceiling.  CLITERACY, 100 Natural Laws was completed during my Van Lier Fellowship in the Art Law Residency. 

CLITERACY 100 Natural Laws Scenes a Faire Art & Law Residency Exhibition
On View: Oct. 5-21 at Dumbo Art Center
Artist Talk: Sophia Wallace Oct. 16, 7-8:30pm at Dumbo Art Center 
111 Front Street, Suite 212, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Tel 718-694-0831  Email gallery@dumboartscenter.org
Gallery Hours: 12 - 6pm Wednesday - Saturday, 12 - 5PM Sunday

Info & Press Photos: 
CLITERACY 100 Natural Laws 
Sophia Wallace’s Studio:  studio( )sophiawallace.com 

The most important thing is who you are as a person, and how you treat others. You can be conventionally gorgeous and be a complete asshole, and I’ll want nothing to do with you. You can be conventionally homely and be a friendly, compassionate person, and I’ll want to spend time with you.

wingsofcheese:

dgafdom:

itsmejustme:

Startling-

The only 9 letter word in the English language where you can remove one letter at a time and still create a word.

mind = blown. 

lokissaurusrex:

Tom Hiddleston’s take on Compassion | Part 1

I think we all agree that your fans suffered with each other because of your shiz.

sodamnrelatable:

and you try to sing along

via sodamnrelatable

(Source: imthegirlwhowaited)

lustyloveylady:

(via waldtochter, jeansbeans)

thealmostcompanion:

Doctor Who Episodes - Series 3.03 - The Shakespeare Code

“The first and last words..”