TORONTO, CA- Police are investigating the disappearance of a young man. Earlier this week Stacy Pilgrim came to the police saying that she hadn't heard from her brother Scott in several weeks. "At first," she said, "I just thought he had forgotten about his sister. He ran off with Romana Flowers, I had told him not to talk to her." Tuesday, United States officials report finding his body in a small town in New Hampshire. His girlfriend Flowers is the main suspect.
His ex-girlfriend Knives Chau saw them run away together. "Romona opened up a video game like doorway and they walked through. I was really upset like I really loved the guy, I mean I realize he was a jerk now." She went on explaining how he'd go on about lesbians and looking at other girls. "But I wouldn't like want anything bad to happen to him, he'd listen to may stories and like stuff. He helped me realize I'm cool and deserve someone like sweet and stuff." Chau was uncertain as to what Flowers saw in him, she said that she's grown a lot since she met Pilgrim and that Flowers was by far more mature then her.
One of Pilgrim's only true friends Wallace Wells. We talked to him about Pilgrim's disappearance. Wells mentioned how Pilgrim had really liked Flowers. He didn't think that Pilgrim was in love, because he seemed to think that word he felt for Flowers was called "lesbians." When asked why he didn't say anything to anyone else about it he shrugged. "I'm gay, I have five boyfriends at the moment."
Wells explained that Flowers had seven "evil" ex's. He described them to us. They were all stereotypes. There was an Indian man with belly dancers and could summon fire. A pompous skateboarder who can be gloated to doing anything if he's called unmanly. A super-saian, lying, womanizer. A super sexualized, however small breasted, lesbian (defeated by having an orgasm.) Japanese twins who can summon twin dragons, of course and the last is a not so passive aggressive passive aggressor. Wells explains that Pilgrim defeats all of these, in a pathetic video game like manner in order to date Flowers, "the girl of his dreams." (She had reportedly used his skull to travel faster.)
It is speculated that Flowers just wanted to be rid of her ex's and couldn't do it on her own. She was unreachable for comment, but has been seen passing through idiots' empty brains. The idiots were dumb founded and had "raging lesbians" toward the girl. (A Raging lesbian is a boner dressed as a slutty female and pukes all the time, because she thinks she's too fat.)
Editor's note: The studio ninja left a not to the pirate explaining that these characters give bad rep toward ninjas, he or she was not impressed.
2.24.2011
Lesbians
I am angry about lesbians today. Oh, and for future reference I do have a sense of humor. it just tends to be... more sophisticated at least sometimes.
The phrase from pilgrim, "i'm in lesbians with you." Is a little chuckle on it's own. But in the movie-- at least it's the last of a series of comments on lesbians. It just shows his obsession with "lesbians". lesbians and gays are objectified, but the gays are made out to be well- not of a sexual nature. (unless you are an artist, then you might exclaim your lust for gays or are gay yourself.)
The obsession with "lesbians" seems to me a threesome fantasy. And quite possibly the fear that you might be gay if you look at another man's "junk". I have no problems with fantasies, but I don't want to be pounded with 'every' man's fantasy all the time. And I dislike the concept of polygamy. I also get the feeling that girls... actually I know they will do things like that to get men. It's fine to please your guy or if you want sex, but I always feel like women think they will get a good relationship by being "sexy". Or maybe they just want to be popular.
(i may not be sense making. Or whatever, cuz it's past one.)
Another lesbian fantasy. They are more sexual, like catgirls. No, they are just already "deviants" so they might as well exclaim their lust. And it's not like all of them do that. The majority of the ones I know don't. I'm female and hetro. Of course, I'm not supposed to share my lustfulness and with how I know men react, I prefer not to.
Lesbians has been in quotes, because a guy can't get a lesbian (unless rape, but that's another story) it's the typical bi-sexual nature of society's women. Or probably. less typical, more bi-sexual.
And gay men, they are thought of as less then man, especially if they are more feminine. But people can easily see why that makes me mad. Don't shit on the gays they're people-- men too.
The phrase from pilgrim, "i'm in lesbians with you." Is a little chuckle on it's own. But in the movie-- at least it's the last of a series of comments on lesbians. It just shows his obsession with "lesbians". lesbians and gays are objectified, but the gays are made out to be well- not of a sexual nature. (unless you are an artist, then you might exclaim your lust for gays or are gay yourself.)
The obsession with "lesbians" seems to me a threesome fantasy. And quite possibly the fear that you might be gay if you look at another man's "junk". I have no problems with fantasies, but I don't want to be pounded with 'every' man's fantasy all the time. And I dislike the concept of polygamy. I also get the feeling that girls... actually I know they will do things like that to get men. It's fine to please your guy or if you want sex, but I always feel like women think they will get a good relationship by being "sexy". Or maybe they just want to be popular.
(i may not be sense making. Or whatever, cuz it's past one.)
Another lesbian fantasy. They are more sexual, like catgirls. No, they are just already "deviants" so they might as well exclaim their lust. And it's not like all of them do that. The majority of the ones I know don't. I'm female and hetro. Of course, I'm not supposed to share my lustfulness and with how I know men react, I prefer not to.
Lesbians has been in quotes, because a guy can't get a lesbian (unless rape, but that's another story) it's the typical bi-sexual nature of society's women. Or probably. less typical, more bi-sexual.
And gay men, they are thought of as less then man, especially if they are more feminine. But people can easily see why that makes me mad. Don't shit on the gays they're people-- men too.
2.14.2011
Comments on the internet
"women are weaker then men and feminists fail to realize that's where our powers lie." uhm, what? was she saying that it's because we don't fell we need to prove ourselves with who we can beat up or how much we can carry?
"oh the whole we are repressed!" so are you sir. don't you feel more pressure to be successful to find a sexy women to sleep with at night? and don't you think that if you are stronger that women will like you more? (I've heard that this is not true.)
I shouldn't expect anything from internet people. also, this episode is about homosexuality and cross dressing. They pretend not to be sexist. Except for Tasha the female characters are useless.
"oh the whole we are repressed!" so are you sir. don't you feel more pressure to be successful to find a sexy women to sleep with at night? and don't you think that if you are stronger that women will like you more? (I've heard that this is not true.)
I shouldn't expect anything from internet people. also, this episode is about homosexuality and cross dressing. They pretend not to be sexist. Except for Tasha the female characters are useless.
12.15.2010
A bank's dress code policy...
comment:
"It is odd to me that one would assume wearing make-up is akin to "whoring-up" - how old-fashioned is that? Nobody is talking about rouging their nipples, lady"
you mean wearing make-up isn't like whoring-up? And it isn't old fashioned. woman have worn make-up for a long time. make-up is usually meant to make you look aroused. Sounds like whoring up to me.
Original article: http://www.npr.org/blogs/money/2010/12/15/132078288/bank-dress-code-makeup-will-enhance-your-personality?sc=fb&cc=fp
"It is odd to me that one would assume wearing make-up is akin to "whoring-up" - how old-fashioned is that? Nobody is talking about rouging their nipples, lady"
you mean wearing make-up isn't like whoring-up? And it isn't old fashioned. woman have worn make-up for a long time. make-up is usually meant to make you look aroused. Sounds like whoring up to me.
Original article: http://www.npr.org/blogs/money/2010/12/15/132078288/bank-dress-code-makeup-will-enhance-your-personality?sc=fb&cc=fp
12.04.2010
Romantic Rape
A while ago I was in a class. The professor was talking about rape and about how we (only girls were in the class) were in the age group most likely to get raped. She talked about how a lot of anti-rape things actually romanticize rape. She told of a commercial with just a girl crying in her bed to sad music.
Some time, before or after that— I don't know. I remember seeing a DeviantArt piece on rape. It was in the "Daily Deviations." I know they aren't a reliable source for anything. I couldn't find the image again. It was just the torso and pelvis of a woman, her hands gingerly covering herself with a little bit of blood. She wasn't in the fetal position, she wasn't covering her breasts at all or even had much of a closed body posture. and her skin was perfect. there was not a bruise. don't struggle?
Even when I was searching for the image. The rape images that were trying to tell a serious message about rape being wrong. (not the jokes or the pornographic ones) Seemed to be very romanticized. pornographic. this is sexy. a few of them were kind of violent and not very romanticized. a lot of them were just the typical tape over mouth and "real men don't rape." tape. I know symbolizing that people who are raped don't usually tell anyone. but what else does it say? don't scream? you shouldn't tell anyone?
I could always go back to Twilight and other smut novels. I wonder sometimes people intentionally try to get us excited about these things. We should like a big strong guy who can "take" us whenever he'd like. In fact we should like it when he does. actually, I'm not sure I wonder about it at all.
Some time, before or after that— I don't know. I remember seeing a DeviantArt piece on rape. It was in the "Daily Deviations." I know they aren't a reliable source for anything. I couldn't find the image again. It was just the torso and pelvis of a woman, her hands gingerly covering herself with a little bit of blood. She wasn't in the fetal position, she wasn't covering her breasts at all or even had much of a closed body posture. and her skin was perfect. there was not a bruise. don't struggle?
Even when I was searching for the image. The rape images that were trying to tell a serious message about rape being wrong. (not the jokes or the pornographic ones) Seemed to be very romanticized. pornographic. this is sexy. a few of them were kind of violent and not very romanticized. a lot of them were just the typical tape over mouth and "real men don't rape." tape. I know symbolizing that people who are raped don't usually tell anyone. but what else does it say? don't scream? you shouldn't tell anyone?
I could always go back to Twilight and other smut novels. I wonder sometimes people intentionally try to get us excited about these things. We should like a big strong guy who can "take" us whenever he'd like. In fact we should like it when he does. actually, I'm not sure I wonder about it at all.
10.25.2010
Ramble: Anime-Loving Feminist
I've gone over why I don't like most anime. It is— in my experience, mostly demeaning to woman. I have had an acquaintance, who seems to enjoy anime, but also claimed to be a feminist. Saying how that people (white, male atheists) mostly as she would like to believe are blaming rape-victims, because they dress provocatively and walk alone at midnight.
...
that's all. Even if she is going to follow the generic feminist notion that nothing women do can will have any sort of change to the likelihood of their being raped, that still doesn't explain any of her like of anime. Yeah, there are some, maybe even a lot of anime, but most of the ones that I've seen are demeaning to women. How can you accept that while defending feminism? It's just never anything I really understood about women anime people. I mean not all anime is bad or demeaning. You'd just have to be very discriminating in your tastes. Oh, wait that's why she was upset— discrimination.
No, I don't suppose it makes any sense. I just had a bad day and people complaining about an article of hers and reminded us of our disagreements about rape. That and her liking anime bothered me and I had to ramble about something about it. Though, the article she wrote had nothing to do with anime.
It all seems so hypocritical to me. Maybe there is just something I'm missing.
it must be this.
...
that's all. Even if she is going to follow the generic feminist notion that nothing women do can will have any sort of change to the likelihood of their being raped, that still doesn't explain any of her like of anime. Yeah, there are some, maybe even a lot of anime, but most of the ones that I've seen are demeaning to women. How can you accept that while defending feminism? It's just never anything I really understood about women anime people. I mean not all anime is bad or demeaning. You'd just have to be very discriminating in your tastes. Oh, wait that's why she was upset— discrimination.
No, I don't suppose it makes any sense. I just had a bad day and people complaining about an article of hers and reminded us of our disagreements about rape. That and her liking anime bothered me and I had to ramble about something about it. Though, the article she wrote had nothing to do with anime.
It all seems so hypocritical to me. Maybe there is just something I'm missing.
it must be this.
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