Strawberry.Incident

9th March 2013

Audio post reblogged from Je m'appelle Avril with 5 notes - Played 19 times

So, this is a work in progress, BUT… I made this out of audio loops, sound effects, and varying other files I found on my computer. I made it in Final Cut Pro for some reason, but it worked! So, what do you think, tumblr?

18th November 2012

Photoset reblogged from Take Me Away with 628 notes

sosuperawesome:

Mr Have by Redd Walitzki aka candygears, on Tumblr

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15th November 2012

Photo reblogged from AMANDAPALMER.TUMBLR.COM with 8,285 notes

amandapalmer:

dear PETA,

this ad is really upsetting.

you’re implying that pubic hair that shows/grows “outside the pantyline” (which is normal/natural for the vast majority of us gals) is “unattractive”….this is the kind of shit Gillette and Nair would pull to hock product, and the sort of cultural beauty-standard malarkey that is contributing to a generally worrying trend…12 and 13 year old girls demanding full bikini waxes and all the shit that I think we can all basically agree is absurd.

fur, bad. yes. i’m with you.

but this ad is perpetuating really unhealthy attitudes. fear and unhappiness in the body-hair department is becoming more and more prevalent in young girls (and all women), because they feel they have no alternative. most feel like they’ll be judged if they don’t toe the party line, and an organization like PETA has more cred (you’re somewhat cool, right? you’re forward-thinking people fighting for a noble cause, right?) than a corporate hair-removal/razor company.

despite the strides of progress made by the generation of women who came before us, we’re slipping backwards. the beauty standard is presenting a more and more difficult struggle for young women. ads like this are part of the problem.

PETA, if you care about animals, and their health and overall happiness index, take your human animals into account alongside the rest of them.

compassion for all.

yours,
afp