Thursday, May 9, 2013
pixelsonthego:

Asian women 7

Transgender candlelight walk, Delhi, 2012.

pixelsonthego:

Asian women 7

Transgender candlelight walk, Delhi, 2012.

pixelsonthego:

Asian women 7

Transgender candlelight walk, Delhi, 2012.

pixelsonthego:

Asian women 7

Transgender candlelight walk, Delhi, 2012.

Saturday, April 27, 2013 Tuesday, March 26, 2013 Tuesday, February 26, 2013
not every vagina is on a woman’s body, but if you are going to stimulate one for someone, this is helpful
vfertile:

moaningmistress:

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Love doing this to a woman

not every vagina is on a woman’s body, but if you are going to stimulate one for someone, this is helpful

vfertile:

moaningmistress:

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Love doing this to a woman

(Source: comemierdaaa)

Wednesday, December 26, 2012

dyke-recovery:

Here are 3 photos from my new “The Waves” photoset. It includes 19 shots all full nudity. If you’d like to see the rest of this fabulous set, please press the donate button which you’ll find on the side of my blog, and make a donation of $5 with a note on your payment saying “The Waves”, i will email you the entire 19 photo set.

If there are any photos from the set you want printed, please let me know and we can arrange that.

If you don’t buy the sets you’ll never see the rest of the photos.

I can be as discreet in the transaction as you’d like me to be.

Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Iggy Pop

feministpicture:

“I’m not ashamed to dress “like a woman” because I don’t think it’s shameful to be a woman.”

 “Je n’ai pas honte de m’habiller “comme une femme”, car je ne pense pas qu’il soit honteux d’être une femme.” 

― Iggy Pop

 

Friday, September 14, 2012
emoseman:

Uzbek mother takes care of her child and another during the morning’s preparation of naan. Uzbekistan, 2012

emoseman:

Uzbek mother takes care of her child and another during the morning’s preparation of naan. Uzbekistan, 2012

Thursday, August 30, 2012
chubby-bunnies:

KaylaSubmitted By: http://hindikitten.tumblr.com/Age: 21Size: 14 - 16 USAIt’s taken me awhile but I really love what I’ve got! :) 

chubby-bunnies:

Kayla
Submitted By: http://hindikitten.tumblr.com/
Age: 21
Size: 14 - 16 USA

It’s taken me awhile but I really love what I’ve got! :) 

Thursday, June 14, 2012

El Machismo mata, no más silencio

ezquizoidezquizotipico:

Le es común escuchar  estos comentarios en las calles, en el colegio, trabajo, en  casa,  o simplemente no las escuche, sino que usted mismo las diga:

  • “Yo me casaré son ella y  mi mujer tendrá que servirme en lo que yo desea,  en la casa mandaré yo,  porque no quiero que me digan “pisado”
  • “No soy machista, pero las mujeres deben de saber cuál su lugar”
  • “¿Maricón ,yo? Nada que ver,  soy un machazo”
  • “Rosa, ¿por qué te vas tan temprano a tu casa?  -  Es que si llego tarde mi “marido” pensará mal y  terminará con pegarme delante de mis hijos” -  “Con qué cara las esas mujeres  denuncian al violador, si ellas mismas tienen la culpa al vestirse con minifaldas o prendas cortas”
  • “Si un varón tuvo varias parejas es un “¡maestro!”, pero si una mujer está con varios varones es una “cualquiera”“
  • “Las mujeres sólo sirven para cocinar , lavar, o sea ser ama de casa”

¿Te dio risa o indignación esos comentarios? , si optaste por lo primero  debes preocuparte, o talvés no te dio risa , ni indignación, y lo ves como algo normal que pasa y debe pasar en nuestra sociedad,  eso también es preocupante; como si ya  la sociedad peruana estuviese adaptada para un machismo en el pleno siglo XXI.
Sabía s que una de las grandes barreras de evolución como sociedad en el Perú, no es posible construir una sociedad democrática, tolerante y respetuosa si no se combate el flagelo de la violencia doméstica.

Te damos unas cifras alarmantes:

  • Sólo de enero a agosto se han registrado 5,286 delitos de violación sexual solo en    Lima Metropolitana y el Callao. Esto quiere decir que se han registrado más violaciones que robos.(Observatorio de Criminalidad del Ministerio Público)
  • Solo el 26,8% de las mujeres maltratadas denuncia.(Encuesta Endes 2010)
  • En el Perú más de 120 mujeres mueren al año por violencia machista.
  • Los datos de ONU-Mujeres, estiman que 6 de cada 10 mujeres han sido víctimas de violencia física o sexual en el transcurso de sus vidas.

“La peor desigualdad entre los hombres y las mujeres es que nosotras vivimos con miedo: con miedo a que nos violen en el taxi, a que nos acosen, a que nos peguen. Miedo a que no nos alcance la fuerza para defendernos”.(*)

Tan grave es la violencia contra la mujer como el silencio que guarda la  mujer violentada luego del hecho, ese silencio se convierte en complicidad y peor aún se convierte en un permiso otorgado para  que en una próxima vez, ella  se deje seguir violentando. Pero ¿ por qué las mujeres  callan esto? , son distintas las respuestas que pueden dar: por vergüenza,  por miedo a su esposo, por no afectar a sus hijos, por no ser mal vista por la sociedad, etc.
Debe dar más vergüenza seguir callando todo ese abuso, que repercute no sólo en ellas si no en su familia (hijos), sin querer acostumbran a sus miembro de la familia que el maltrato, golpes, insultos, etc. tiene que haber si o sí en una familia, y más adelante cuando sus hijos(as) tengan una familia, verán algo normal que su hijo violente o su hija sea la violentado, total eso lo vivieron de niños y nadie hizo nada por cambiar ello. Todo esto se convierte en un círculo vicioso, que si no hace nada en un primer acto de violencia, esto se convertirá en algo insoportable que llevarás por el resto de tu vida.  El problema se cura desde la raíz, no hay paliativos que valgan. Ni silencio, ni olvido, ni perdón.

“ Las mujeres no nos hemos resignado. Todos los días insultamos, gritamos y hasta lloramos de rabia. Pero nada cambia. El acoso es cotidiano y, salvo protegernos con sprays de pimienta o clases de karate, no tenemos mucho más que hacer. … cuando veo a una chica, aterrada, pasando al lado de una turba de escolares que se la comen a groserías, no puedo dejar de pensar que este es un tema muy complejo que ni las leyes ni las líneas de ayuda van resolver, porque insistimos en plantear soluciones para cuando el daño ya está hecho. La gran pregunta es: ¿Cómo convencemos a los hombres de que las mujeres merecemos respeto siempre? ¿Cómo nos adelantamos para evitar el golpe en lugar de curar el ojo morado? “ (*)

Este 25 de Noviembre es el día de la No violencia contra la Mujer, pero sería mejor que próximamente celebremos todos los años la equidad de género, ¿no?
Las víctimas de la violencia a no guardar silencio y a denunciar estos casos llamando a la Línea 100 ó acudiendo al Centro Emergencia Mujer (CEM) más cercano, donde podrán recibir atención y asesoría de forma gratuita., y si  tú conoces a alguien que esta pasando por esto, no seas cómplice  y ayúdala cuanto antes. Juntos acabemos con todo tipo de violencia contra la mujer.

(*) Citas textuales extraídas de la columna de Patricia del Río : “Aquí no pasa nada” Perú21 17/09/11

Fuente: La Mula: http://lamula.pe/2011/11/25/el-machismo-mata-no-mas-silencio/elescano

Thursday, May 24, 2012 Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
sexxxisbeautiful:

I wanted to take pictures that made everybody feel beautiful. I almost forgot about myself, about my history of body hatred, about how much I have hurt myself. About how every curve, pound and line in me is a victory and my ability to breathe and how maybe I need to see all of that as beautiful physically, not just theoretically.
I thought about being anonymous, but I think being honest about my own identity is key to me accepting myself. So here I am. 
Thank you, sexxxisbeautiful, for being a great driving force for me towards body acceptance. You’re the best, man.
(Submitted by okaytight)
naw you’re the best. what a beautiful sweet picture and what lovely words.

sexxxisbeautiful:

I wanted to take pictures that made everybody feel beautiful. I almost forgot about myself, about my history of body hatred, about how much I have hurt myself. About how every curve, pound and line in me is a victory and my ability to breathe and how maybe I need to see all of that as beautiful physically, not just theoretically.

I thought about being anonymous, but I think being honest about my own identity is key to me accepting myself. So here I am. 

Thank you, sexxxisbeautiful, for being a great driving force for me towards body acceptance. You’re the best, man.

(Submitted by okaytight)

naw you’re the best. what a beautiful sweet picture and what lovely words.

Friday, November 4, 2011

sexxxisbeautiful:

I am from a small Muslim country in Asia (I’m not muslim though). We don’t have sex education, my parents NEVER talk about sex and I only learned what sex really was when I was when I was 18 through the internet. And here’s my side of the story. 

I’ve never had a girl/boy friend, never had sex and I know this might sound shocking but I don’t know how to masturbate. I am ashamed of my narrow-minded and ‘morally’ restricted way of living and it’s tough trying to change. I hate the fact that I think sex is dirty, the fact that I think masturbating is undignified and the fact that I think badly of people who has had one night stands/ multiple partners. BUT I’m trying to change because even though I have these feelings deeply rooted in me, I believe in love and equality and I refuse to be this way for the rest of my life. I will not blame my parents because this was the way they were brought up and this is the society they lived in. I know many feminists out there who read this will criticize me, my parents, my society, my country. But before you go on a self-righteous spree, before you blame ‘people like me’ for being judgmental and hateful, please put yourself in my shoes. Put yourself in my position, where you live in fear and shame, where you have no right to sexuality and just be thankful that you had all that. In no way am I part of the people who hate you and fight against you and I don’t condone the actions against ‘whateversexuals’. But you, the feminists of the world, in your long fight against inequality, know that there are people like me people who hate violence, want fairness but are still stuck with a mental-stigma. I will change with or without your understanding. But there are others who need to know that these feminists are open, loving women who not only fight for equality of the ‘whateversexuals’ but also fight for them.

(submitted by anonymous)

I bolded my favorite part. I do want to understand, I want to include all people’s in the social justice movement. I do not support a feminist movement that only includes and furthers the power of whiteness and cis-sexuality, or of western culture.

I will never judge/blame you as an individual person for not knowing or experiencing things sexually! We are all at different points in our life sexually, and there is no better place to be than another. A person with no sexual experience is neither better nor worse than someone with a lot of sexual experience. I admire that you are able to think and deeply question the beliefs held by the culture that you live in and I believe that you as an individual are able to decided what you can and cannot agree with or practice. I certainly cannot compare my life and experience to yours because from what you tell me it seems very different (and difference is not necessarily a bad thing). I will say though: Every day anyone struggles against the expectations of their society to keep quiet about their own reality for the sake of keeping those in power satiated; that is an act of rebellion. To live your life the way you decided is best for you, whether it be in celibate love or being a youth minister who helps homeless kids or being a rock climbing pole dancer that only sleep with their long term partner, those decisions are to be respected.

As for masturbation, you don’t have to. I won’t pressure you into it. If you happen to figure it out and enjoy it, more power to you! I certainly recommend it but you can live a quite fulfilled life without rubbing one out now and again. Again, its your personal decision I respect most.

P.S. Not all feminists are women, but I have a feeling you’ve already figured that out :)

Thursday, September 15, 2011