FAEAOTT.

anti-feminism-pro-equality:

shinobismithy:

liamgalgey:

notawhatbutawho:

ryvenchan:

dragoon811:

gallifreyan-hallows:

harrypotterconfessions:

I really don’t believe Molly was capable of killing Bellatrix. Bella is a Dark Lord trained Death Eater who frequently is using dark spells. Molly has been a house-wife for most of her life. Surely in reality she wouldn’t know those spells, let alone have ever used them before. Bella knows more and has been practising her skills (even through Azkaban), and yet Molly wins? I cant believe it.

(Taiga’s note: never, ever estimate the power of a mother protecting her children.)

I can’t wait until some of you idiots have children. See what you’re capable of when your child is in danger. She wasn’t just a house wife, she was a mother. Y’all moms should slap the ignorance out of you.

Molly was part of the Order in the first war. She lost her brothers to Death Eaters. She just lost her son, who was named in honour of one of those brothers. Her daughter, her only daughter, is threatened. You can damn well believe that her conviction was strong and she meant every spell she cast in defense of her family. Of course she knows those spells. Of course she wins.

^^^^ This.

Very early on in writing the series, I remember a female journalist saying to me that Mrs Weasley, ‘Well, you know, she’s just a mother.’ And I was absolutely incensed by that comment. Now, I consider myself to be a feminist, and I’d always wanted to show that just because a woman has made a choice, a free choice to say, ‘Well, I’m going to raise my family and that’s going to be my choice. I may go back to a career, I may have a career part time, but that’s my choice.’ Doesn’t mean that that’s all she can do. And as we proved there in that little battle, Molly Weasley comes out and proves herself the equal of any warrior on that battlefield.

- J. K. Rowling (x)

Molly was a warrior before she was a mother.  Male soldiers become fathers all the time, I really don’t see how this is a problem.

“She’s a mother”

Lol bitch, have you not seen how violent Mother Bears get?!

^^^

“I REFUSE TO BELIEVE THIS FICTIONAL THING IN A FICTIONAL STORY ACTUALLY HAPPENED.”

ihcenevans:

I Will Fear No Evil | via Facebook on We Heart It - http://weheartit.com/entry/71502556

cwnerd12:

okay you know what?  THIS SHIT IS WHAT MAKES ME NERVOUS ABOUT WANTING TO BE A FEMALE SHOWRUNNER.  I’m not terrified of faceless guys on their computers making rape and death threats, I’m fucking terrified that once I publicly announce that I’m a feminist, every other feminist in the world will automatically hunt down every stupid questionable off-hand joke I’ve ever made, and denounce me as not really being feminist enough, and then hare me and drag every time I try to fucking open my mouth, AND NO ONE WILL COME TO DEFEND ME AGAINST REALLY GROSS, SEXIST, AND BASELESS ACCUSATIONS COMING FROM ANTI-FEMINISTS SEEKING TO DISCREDIT ME.

THE ARTICLE THAT CALLED HER A CHILD MOLESTER WAS POSTED IN A STAUNCHLY RIGHT-WING BLOG, MISREPRESENTING AN INCIDENT FROM WHEN SHE WAS SEVEN YEARS OLD SEVEN YEARS OLD SAY IT WITH ME NOW S E V E N F U C K I N G Y E A R S O L D TO DISCREDIT HER MORALLY FOR BEING PRO-CHOICE.

JESUS FUCKING CHRIST.

I don’t even watch Girls, and I’m not even particularly fond of Lena Dunham’s “quirky” brand of navel-gazing, but this is just fucking ludicrous.  YOU ARE NOT HELPING ANYONE BY REPEATING THE LIE THAT LENA DUNHAM MOLESTED HER SISTER.   YOU ARE ACTIVELY DISCOURAGING OTHER FEMINIST CREATIVE WOMEN LIKE ME FROM ENTERING POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT.  Lena’s not a perfect SJ saint who accurately portrays the lives of every Millenial women ever, but she shouldn’t fucking have to be.  You don’t have to like her, but when you perpetuate false accusations put out by hard-line antifeminists for the express purpose of tearing her down, you are no better than those anti-feminists.

- sincerely, a feminist who wants to bring her feminist point of view to television but is fucking terrified of what other feminists will say about her.

Then don’t be a feminist.

Done.

att:

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Don’t tell me not to text while driving.

Teach other cars not to hit me while I’m texting and driving.

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