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anti-world: girlsgetbusyzine: political-linguaphile: Things no one tells you: Having sex doesn’t make you a whore. Not having sex doesn’t make you a saint. You don’t have to have kids if you don’t want to. You are the only person who has rights over your body. You are no one to judge others. “Femininity” is not anti-feminist.  Verbal harassment is not flattery.  If something makes you uncomfortable, you don’t have to endure it. You don’t owe anything to anyone. 

anti-world:

girlsgetbusyzine:

political-linguaphile:

Things no one tells you:

  • Having sex doesn’t make you a whore.
  • Not having sex doesn’t make you a saint.
  • You don’t have to have kids if you don’t want to.
  • You are the only person who has rights over your body.
  • You are no one to judge others.
  • “Femininity” is not anti-feminist. 
  • Verbal harassment is not flattery. 
  • If something makes you uncomfortable, you don’t have to endure it.
  • You don’t owe anything to anyone. 

(Source: viva-la-vulva-zine)

soulstudy: The Lovers  Rene Magritte, 1928 Magritte’s mother was a suicidal woman, which led her husband, Magritte’s father, to lock her up in her room. One day, she escaped, and was found down a nearby river dead, having drowned herself. According to legend, 13 year old Magritte was there when they retrieved the body from the river. As she was pulled from the water, her dress covered her face. This later became a theme in many of Magritte’s paintings in the 1920’s, portraying people with cloth covering their faces. (source)

soulstudy:

The Lovers 

Rene Magritte, 1928

Magritte’s mother was a suicidal woman, which led her husband, Magritte’s father, to lock her up in her room. One day, she escaped, and was found down a nearby river dead, having drowned herself. According to legend, 13 year old Magritte was there when they retrieved the body from the river. As she was pulled from the water, her dress covered her face. This later became a theme in many of Magritte’s paintings in the 1920’s, portraying people with cloth covering their faces. (source)

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