This is an accurate description of my life right now.
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THIS IS THE BEST WEBSITE.
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"A lot of young people often describe and evolve their identities online, curating them 24/7. So their relationships with others and their self-image are deeply affected by the images that they present on Facebook, Google+ and elsewhere."And Tumblr? [full interview here] (via nprfreshair)
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- Interviewer: What's it like at your bachelor pad. I mean, I hear you've had to fit a turnstile on the door because there are so many girls coming in. Is this true?
- Harry: No, no.
- Interviewer: I've heard it's like a delicatessen. Can I get number five, please?
- Harry: No, I wouldn't say so. Wouldn't want to objectify women, so.
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"Of the more than 240 alleged assaults the [Boston area] schools reported between 2003 and 2008, four led to expulsions."From this article
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I don’t know if rape jokes encourage rape culture. I don’t care. You still shouldn’t tell them.
Statistically, if you have told a rape joke to a group of more than five people, one of the people you told it to was a rape survivor, possibly of multiple rapes. They will not necessarily disclose this to you; rape apologism is endemic in society and most rape survivors are cautious about whom they tell. Some may even be too ashamed of their rape to admit it to anyone, or because of rape-minimizing narratives like “men can’t be raped” and “I consented to oral, so I couldn’t have been raped” may not admit it even to themselves. The fact remains: if you’ve told dozens of rape jokes in your life, then you have almost certainly told a joke that minimizes or trivializes rape in front of a survivor.
And if you put as your Facebook status “I totally raped at Halo today” for your two hundred Facebook friends to see, statistically, you have just reminded thirty-three people of one of the worst experiences of their entire lives.
To describe how well you did at a video game.
Good job!
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I really really like this.
Challenge stereotypes.
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top bunk
collage on moleskin
www.society6.com/studio/jessetreece/store
www.collageartbyjesse.tumblr.com
www.facebook.com/collageartbyjesse
www.twitter.com/jessetreeceWith social media I can get in touch with almost anyone I’ve ever met.
Let’s take a moment and consider how insane that is.
How does that change how we view friendships? Do the periodic updates on our dash keep us from actually communicating with others?
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