jessiphia:

dietchola:

 we’re just living in a web of lies now aren’t we

this was physically difficult to read

ikimaru:

I make very serious comics

lettherebedoodles:

“Ellis, it’s me, Andrew, your brother, who didn’t mean to make you freeze the summer!”

(( Here’s more of my “Disney Prince“ series, this time with our Frozen ladies. XD I got several requests for genderbent Elsa and Anna, so here they are! God I love this movie. ))

skreetfighter:

when u nut and shawty keep suckin

zamii070:

catstuck ye

foxville:

“We’re as different as night and day, Queen Noor.”

“On the contrary, I think we’re more alike than you think…”

inspired by this post, about a possible Frozen sequel with a fiery muslim queen… who can control fire. i ship it.

the name Noor, by the way, means light or radiance

I get “fake geek girl” BS in job interviews. I have skipped applying for programming jobs because the ads promote the “bro-centric company culture,” where it is common to drink beer and no one complains about your naughty sense of humor. I have applied at companies that won’t interview me for the position that I’m qualified for because the type of programming that I do is more typical for guys and this other type over here that I don’t do is more typical for girls; in order to show how inclusive of women they are, they strongly encourage me to apply for [girl job] despite me being grossly overqualified for [boy job that I can’t be interviewed for]. I have gone to interviews where it is made clear to me that I’m the affirmative action candidate, that they were intrigued by my claim to play video games [which I was tested on], and then had the technical interviewer act astounded because during my whiteboarding exercise, I followed a coding standard that prevents a security breach and no other applicants did— and then not gotten the job. I have had jobs where my opinion was dismissed by my superiors who were less qualified than me, who repeatedly interrupted me during demos to tell me that I’m doing the demo wrong on a product that the interrupter has never used— and then gotten fired for calmly standing up to him.

So let me tell you why there are so few games with strong female protagonists and so few games with characters that women can identify with as idealized heroes: games are made by men for themselves.

PetticoatDespot (Click for full comment on an also great article)

Yeah but WHY aren’t there more women in the tech center? Must be because of their genetically weird lady brains AMIRITE?!

(via stfusexists)

mori-the-witch:

give me peace.