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Cultural training and wishful thinking lead us to believe that our own good character would have stood firm to the point of death, rather than submit to this final degradation [of being coerced into committing violent or coercive actions of[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
who-is-page: vagabond-sun: genoscissors: What is the band Otherkin. Why do they keep showing up in the Otherkin tags?? Do they know Otherkin is also the name of a subculture?? Is this a group of Otherkin individuals who came together to[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
faze4th: faze4th: faze4th: faze4th: faze4th: faze4th: *waves hands in the air* i can draw aw yeah look at me go i need to stop going eventually i’ll stop.. soon PROBABLy EVENTUALLY CAN NOBODy END this reign of terror??
When all-male gangs wouldn’t let them join, all-female “sukeban” gangs formed their own identities – starting with the uniform.
Between the layers of clothing, sukeban girls would conceal weapons – razors, chains and anything else that one ought to take a jot more seriously than a yo-yo. Indeed, the sukeban sisterhood rivalled their male equivalents for violence and crime: facing off with rival factions, punishing girls within their own group (e.g. for cheating with someone else’s boyfriend), or generally colouring suburban ennui with a splash of petty crime. What’s more, Yakuza-style levels of organisation meant that, at the subculture’s peak, the largest alliance had over 20,000 teenage girls sworn in.
They even inspired a series of exploitation-style movies, akin to the works of Russ Meyer. These movies bore titles like Delinquent Girl Boss,Girl Boss (Sukeban), and Terrifying Girls’ High School.
It continues today in the form of all-female bosozoku biker gangs:
As the expectations for young women to marry and settle continue to be a fact of life in Japan, so too has this all-girl outlaw subculture prevailed as an alternative narrative for young women. Today, you can spot them by their embellished and embroidered jumpsuits, floral tattoos, long manicured nails and bright pink, heavily stickered bikes.
areyouactuallyhavingfun: Tumblr PSA: you can disagree with someone and not be their mortal enemy. You can like people you disagree with and vice versa. People do not only make friends with people who agree with them on everything. That isn’t[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
genoscissors: Personal pet peeve: When people say “I kin with [insert kintype here]” Like, using it as a verb. Even using the word “with” indicates that you recognize a degree of separation between you and “your kintype”, implying that you two are not[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
voidsandgalaxies: Can someone explain fiction kin to me? Like not hating on them or anything, but like I don’t quite understand it, like how you have memories of a fictional character? Thanks to those who answer What are fictionkin? Fictionkin;[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
dracotroubadour: nonhumanity-and-nonsense: gazikin: and yet…. to “drop” a kintype u can do many things – ignore feelings, deny memories, focus more on other kintypes, at LEAST keep the kintype private and to yourself. this is so incredibly unhealthy holy shit[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
katielongbottom: i hate “mother privilege” your son is problematic feminism and i also kind of hate completely-obsessed-with-motherhood feminism, like mothers definitely deserve a lot of credit and are serverely undervalued but like… abusive mothers exist, mothers who are misogynistically abusive to[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
dark-magica1: “We work too damn hard to make our kids lives amazing and magical” okay but like no one told you to have kids and they sure as fuck didn’t ask to be here.
gayprivileges: I thought i should make this post as an FYI and awareness post. Please reblog??? I was notified by my boyfriend today of a movie trailer coming out that he told me to avoid at all costs. When I[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
teddynurse: gentle reminder that mother’s day is not for all moms. it’s for good moms. abusive and neglectful moms do not deserve to be celebrated on this day. and if you are the child of one of those moms, you[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
luna-wolfkin: Whats your opinions on Na’vikin from the movie Avatar? Would they be in the fictionkin group or something like fictionkin subgroup? Perhaps Alienkin in a sense?? They’d be fictionkin, and also otherkin and alienkin.
