Despite everything.
a girl, a dimple, a story.
learning about breasts as baby feeders and male attractors made them appear to be my enemies. learning about my uterus as an organ dedicated to creating and growing a fetus made it appear to be my enemy. i had parts of my body that opposed my own will–where i didn’t want children, my breasts and uterus did. where i was a lesbian, my breasts grew against my will to attract men, and my uterus wanted fertilization. of course i hated them! of course i wanted to cut off and destroy the parts of my body that opposed the innate nature of my brain!
how evil, that little girls are taught that their bodies “want” anything but their own survival and happiness. my breasts store fat that will help me survive disease and famine. my uterus regulates my hormones, keeping me healthy. i could use them to grow and nurture a child if i wanted to do so–but they aren’t trying to push me to do anything. they’re just helping me stay alive! my brain, my uterus, my breasts, and every other part of my body are a team, all working for me, according to my wishes and goals. no part of myself is my enemy.
No part of myself is my enemy
Separating the body from the self is the first step in creating a dissociative disorder
Women are diagnosed with dissociative disorders (iirc) 9x more than men.
Din: Are you a jedi?
Luke THEE Skywalker, green light saber in one hand, black Prada™️ glove on the other, wearing the 1000 thread count Gucci™️ jedi robe, the Black Chanel™️ Boots: yeah
If ur having a rough day
my aesthetic is bros with very large basketball shorts being very adoring and very gentle with a teeny tiny puply
rdj: there’s only one thing worse than dying.
rdj: *rips off paper to reveal tom holland dying*
mackie & sebastian: *gasp* tom holland
rdj: no