Have you ever sat down and counted the lives you’ve led? Good daughter, class clown, all the heartbreaks you’ve met, Like a sheep in snake’s clothing, the lies you shed, And if the next dream breaks, at least your heart … Continue reading Sheep in snake’s clothing #poem
10 likes and I’ll order pizza. Continue reading I’ve got really bad cramps but want to post daily so this will have to do
red and blue and yet and you andfind me something that won’t leave thensick as dogs as slick as yourslose that smile and then my warswink of an eye blink and then crysink before you say goodbye your words pile … Continue reading Other guys #poem
a book review of Solana’s SCUM Manifesto, a poetry review of Walt Whitman’s I Sing the Body Electric and a general discussion on gender and rebellion. Continue reading Walt Whitman and Valerie Solanas – video
Most people today know that they are worth shit. There are more minorities than majorities, and the former are invariably told from birth that they will have to try harder. Children of immigrants learn not to become a bother, women … Continue reading The Beauty of Oppression
The vast majority of UK suicides are male. Why is it they believe death is an appropriate verdict for their shame? Concerning matters of the heart, women have greater freedom of speech. The stigma of emotional volatility brings an expectation to be erratic. When men speak of anything that is considered “unmanly“, they are punished for it by their peers (for what they wear, what they say, what they like, what they eat, what they sound like). We need to talk about DEATH. suicide ideation is as naturalas joy and sadness. it’s that or murder if you wanna face mortality! … Continue reading If I’d been born a man, I’d be dead by now.
