A great deal of my posts are about or related to feminism and feminist issues. I'm a fan of music and art. I'm a musician. I'm liberal. I'm accepting.
I'm a contributor to these rad blogs:
Tattooed + Pierced
The Feminist Hub
I make some feminist-inspired t-shirts which you can acquire here.
I welcome Questions & Comments & Observations & More - serious or lulzy.
Want Feminist Reading Recommendations? Here's my feminist bookshelf.
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Harry Potter & Feminism
Brutus and Doc Martens are doing a collaboration this year. The Brutus shirts put out since the company was revived have been hit and miss, but we quite like this one. UK release date is February 10, and we’re sure they will go fast.
I can’t help think of Gryffindor when I see these colors.
(Source: forthesuits)
I was almost decided my next pair of docs will be cherry red…then I randomly decided to try on the purple pair the other day for funsies (& because my fraternity’s colors are violet & gold) and now…IDK.
Plus also I just want to get a pair of work shoes.
AND still a Seagull bag (Actually kinda digging this small simple one).
But I have xmas presents to be buying this month. And the usual groceries and rent and such.
Oh, responsibility.
Nothing about this photo is not perfect.
Thanks to that photo of Anjelica Houston floating around Tumblr, I finally found a style blog for me. Don’t get me wrong, I like a lot of fashion blogs regardless of how they dress because I can appreciate people who are creative, and a lot of them have good things to say about culture/feminism/life in general, but the blogs I read just aren’t my style. This totally is.
This is a pretty interesting blog. I don’t know what it says that I still found a lot of the stuff more feminine than my tastes, but whatevs. I’ve come to terms with the fact that I actually don’t hate fashion, and can actually enjoy it, but I am UBER judg-y about it.
Not about the people wearing it or their personal style. But if I’m a store/online looking at stuff, I find so many problems with 99% of the stuff I see. I like very simple, classic looks pretty much all the time. And I fail to see why high heel shoes even exist (sorry short people who like them for the added height).
