Reblog if you want one of these in your askbox:
- A compliment
- A story
- Why you follow me
- If you met me what would you do
- A cute message
- One thing you want to tell me
- One thing you want to know about me
The one thing that is really wrong with Gentleman’s Agreement is that Greg does NOT end up with Celeste, who is totally awesome.
Someone agrees with me
As a feminist writer I pledge never to use rape as a convenient plot point to give my characters (especially the women) a back story or conflict
If I choose to write about this sensitive subject, I will do so as tastefully as possible and use it to make a point about rampant misogyny and rape culture.
I will not abuse my female characters for the sake of “plot”.
Reblog if you pledge this too.
I’m in. Co-signed.
In
ditto
Harry Potter as a teen comedy…
Now that was brilliant.
I seriously will never not reblog this.
THIS IS LEGIT
^_^ THIS… there are no words :D
This is a teen movie I would actually see. Oh wait, I did see it.
Burn baby burn!
Take a look at the full performance of “Disco Inferno” performed by Mercedes, Santana and Brittany in tomorrow’s brand new episode of GLEE.
Five kick ass dads of DC women who kick ass
Sunday is Father’s Day and it’s a day where we give our Dad’s love. I am giving my father love, a case of Heineken and a Boston Bruins 2011 Stanley Cup champs hat and shirt. In this repost from last year, I single out five “dads” of kick ass women who deserve some love and hugs. I’ll post about some bad dads who need to get their ass kicked tomorrow. I’d also like to add that I am so touched by the number of Dads (and Uncles and Godfathers) who send in pictures to Girls Love Superheroes, too. The “Dad factor”, fathers passing along their love of comics to their daughters, is something that I think is overlooked by comic companies in gaining new readers. Please keep the pictures coming! And now on to the list.
