Artistic Science

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Ke$ha | Timber (2014 Solo Version)

Finally!!!!!!!!!!

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NEIL.„,

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THIS is a read! My god, YES!!!

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Note:  If the above statement doesn’t apply to your personal views, then skip the following long-winded answer.  I don’t tend to do this on my Tumblr, but I’ve gotten these before, so I think I should address this.

Anon, just because I may not be posting doodles on the subject very often, it doesn’t mean that I’ve stopped drawing any of that.  And I’ve never drawn because I felt I was catering to a specific demographic or a group of fans.  I draw because I feel like it, because I want to, and because I like something.

Anon, I also hope by your words that you mean there are individuals out there who identify themselves as “bronies” and display certain disgusting behaviors and tendencies.  In which case I agree. But then I challenge you to find me one fandom that does not have its problem fanatics. This is why I generally hate labels. People at some point begin to use them as a blanket term in association with any negative incidents and behavior displayed by individual members of the group. It gives off the impression that all the people who identify themselves as such share anything more in common with other members than simply the love of a show or book or film. 

I’ve come across many self-proclaimed “bronies”, both male and female, who are very sweet and kind and sincere.  And you know what?  Many of these are also children, and they hold no other meaning to the label than the fact that they absolutely adore these multi-coloured ponies and a great show and want to reflect that.

But I’ve also read of people, including these children, who have been shamed for liking something because it is growing increasingly commonplace to see the term used negatively. The same goes for adults of any gender. I can’t stop you from using terms as an insult, but know that they contribute to an ever growing problem with how we treat and view one another. I wish people would try to focus more on individuals and each inappropriate behavior displayed rather than making it sound as if a trait is exhibited and shared by an entire group.

If you take issue with the content my blog merely because you don’t like a cartoon, then I don’t know what to say except I am sorry. But I am going continue drawing them when I do feel like it. If you wish to use this as a strike against me, or reason to dislike or unfollow me, I suppose it’s for the better.

I thank you for the support otherwise. I further apologize if this scatterbrained response contradicts itself and fails to make sense. I am riding in a car and beginning to get motion sickness. Hahaha.

Thank you for not judging the entirety of a fanbase on a small handful of individuals.

I really do think it’s silly that we as people have a tendency to do that, and I am really disappointed to see some people being so judgmental and narrow-minded. I would never want to find myself doing that, and anyone who does really should take a step back and think through what harm is being done.

Also, to anyone finding themselves browsing my Tumblr, know that I won’t judge you for liking something. As long as you aren’t being hurtful, I support you liking whatever you want, even if it’s not a mutual interest.

And that’s why I leave my inbox open. If anyone ever needs to vent or let something out where they know at least one person can hear it, you can send me a message without fear of being judged. Anon asks are always on for you all.

Let me explain sexuality to you

jessie-beth:

adeadmanandhisfriends:

Through gifs.

Everyone gets straight and gay, so I’m leaving those out.

Bisexual:

Pansexual:

Asexual:

You are now informed.

Actually, this really clears it up for me.

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gaymommy:

I think we all need to acknowledge this for a second because Adam made a really good point about this the other day and I haven’t gotten around to bitching about it until now. Everyone has been going on for MONTHS about how ridiculous wrecking ball is. How Miley is nude and posed provocatively and singing a pop-y song. Now, Panic! At The Disco has released a music video of Brendon Urie basically naked, posed provocatively, singing a pop-y song. No one says a god damned thing. Everyone is all hot-and-bothered over Brendon, but pissed at Miley, calling her a slut. (don’t get me wrong, I loved the music video, too. However, I find Miley just as sexy.)

I’m just saying, this is why I need feminism.

I would also like to point out the different meanings of the nudity in either video.

The Panic! At The Disco video is a song Called Girls/Girls/Boys. A song about a girl who is struggling with her sexual identity and [the narrator / singer] is calling her out by telling her he can see through her “having a boyfriend” rouse, because it’s obvious that she also has a girlfriend whom she keeps in secret to protect her “straight” appearance; for fear of judgement. It is also alluded to here that the singer / narrator has an unrequited love for the girl, but is obviously not the gender that she prefers. The nudity in this video appears to represent openness. The lack of secrets or anything to hide. He’s a male, in love with a female who prefers females and will never love him back; and there’s nothing he can do about it to change himself.

The Miley video is for Wrecking Ball. A much more self explanatory song about the raw, hurting, feelings after a break up with a long term relationship. Not any relationship, but, a real relationship with a real person that Miley had publicly just gone through. There was basically a 100% chance that her ex would see that video; and this is where the nudity comes in. Not something sexual, but vulnerability. The two most vulnerable states in the world are being nude (physical judgement, lack of protection) and expressing your emotions (emotional / mental judgement, letting down your guard). The nudity in Miley’s video represents her being completely vulnerable; much like she had been to let her ex into her life for such a long time.

Either way, gender removed from the topic; neither nudity in either video is a sexual nudity. The problem here isn’t just gender discrimination; it’s also oversexualization. If the nudity in the videos was not taken out of context and sexualized; neither of the artists involved would be patronized or glorified in any way other than a genuine critique.

This is why oversexualization is a problem.

Thank you

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zedrin-stormshock:

True intelligence is measured by your ability to learn and adapt.

Not based on a GPA, test score, or (heaven forbid something as stupid as) IQ.

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innocentpunkrockkids:

“The brain can get sick too." 

Re-make of this post. 

End mental health stigma.

thank you

thank you

THANK YOU

THANK YOU

THANK YOU

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cultural appropriation 101

Seriously guys, wearing a war bonnet without having to suffer blood, sweat and tears for it is so disrespectful to all the servicemen who have sacrificed their lives for this country.

Finally someone stands up for my people and puts it into words that i couldnt. Thank you!!!

That’s what the Brotherhood is for. ;)

reblogging for those incredible photos 

Let tumblr say amen.

I think I already reblogged this once but Halloween season is drawing near and I’m sure there will be plenty of fuckwits who say they “appreciate” Native culture and “it’s just clothes” and “Natives wear jeans” and whatever other bullshit so SIGNAL BOOST. 

I honor these warriors every powwow, and nothing pisses me off more than watching them get dishonored by ignorant people treating a sacred headdress as nothing more than an accessory. Even those who are indigenous cannot wear one of these unless they’ve earn it!

i learned something new today!

Yes thank

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advice-animal:

How you know your teacher doesn’t like Justin Bieber…
http://advice-animal.tumblr.com/

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