The London home of Emily Chalmers
If I am to afford the luxury or living by myself when I move to New York after graduation, I’ve deduced that I’ll need to find a well priced single room studio and make about two thousand a month. The idea of making a single room feel like a home seems weird at first, but it is, apparently, more than possible.
This is a pretty stellar example of the kind of balance of minimalist, industrial space and charming hodgepodge that I’ve got in mind for when I get there.
I have a habit of planning really, really far in advance, if you haven’t noticed.
(Source: allthedaysordained, via serpent-flower)
- 1950s lyrics: splishin and a-splashin, one time i was splishin and a-splashin. ooh, i was movin and a-groovin. yeah, i was splishin and a-splashin.
- 1960s lyrics: he hit me and it felt like a kiss. he hit me and i knew he loved me. if he didn't care for me, i could have never made him mad. but he hit me and i was glad.
- 1970s lyrics: my ding-a-ling, my ding-a-ling, i want to play with my ding-a-ling. my ding-a-ling, my ding-a-ling, i want to play with my ding-a-ling.
- 2012 lyrics: i'm pimpin where i'm winnin, thats just how i’m chillin. i'm smokin grits and sellin chickens, corvette painted lemons.
- EVERY DECADE HAS BAD LYRICS NOW GET OVER YOURSELVES YOU INSUFFERABLE DOUCHEBAGS
Lévy & Sons
The Accident at the Gare Montparnasse
Paris, Albumen print, 1897
From The Photography Book by Phaidon
(via cutesy)
The reality of what women, even feminists, find pleasurable is not always politically correct. Sexuality is not neat and clean. I have talked to many feminist women who struggle to balance what really happens behind closed doors and what they feel the bedroom politics of a “good feminist” should be. Enjoying BDSM, strap-on sex and sex toys, genderplay, rape and incest taboo, mainstream pornography, and other “deviant” sexual taboos with a consensual partner does not make a person a “bad feminist” or a hypocrite. To the contrary, feminism is what gave me permission to love sex, with myself and with others, to embrace my sexual orientation, and find out what turns me on. Pro-sex feminism argues that recognizing the role of fantasy in sexual arousal and coming out of shame about sexual desires opens the door to a more frank and honest discussion about women’s bodies, consent, and safer sex. And that leads to better, safer sex that encourages communication and complete, enthusiastic consent to sex that is fulfilling and healthy. How is that not feminist?
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Feminist Porn: Sex, Consent, and Getting Off (via ceedling)
Nailed it. Can I please, please, please get a slow clap?
(via kinkycasey)
