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@salamisato_
SEAsian. fandom account. loves fantasy, yaoi, & girls. a:tla/lok, asoiaf/got/hotd, iwtv, bton, jjk +more. | ART: @haydardotjpg | MAIN: @malazyian
- LOUD INCORRECT BUZZER. the female gaze is actually this
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Notice how no one, not a single soul, has ever complained about the female gaze in entertainment. - hello fellow southeast asian living in the global south so like.... your beef is not with the marginalised people (ie BLACK PEOPLE) of the US so maybe stop bastardising their language and culture while perpetuating racism towards themYour country is bombing another country and your argument is "you are using our dialect so you can't hate us" interesting
- aave is NOT slang it literally stands for african american VERNACULAR english. it's a language variety. it has its own grammar rules and vocabulary. open up a linguistics book before you say "open the schools."Replying to @kelpkoralreef and @aavenb“micro aggressions” and it’s me speaking facts. every language has it’s own slang, and aave is considered that. for example, i won’t be mad if you called the way gaúchos from my country speak “slang” — because that’s what it is. you’re just mad because i’m right.
- many academics in the humanities, especially those from less privileged backgrounds, share the same views, grace and professionalism of @DrAllyLouks. while it's understandable that people feel this way, you are feeding into anti-intellectualism by distrusting academics as elitist
- Replying to @salamisato_the female gaze is about introspection, emotion, complexity, autonomy. it's specifically the MALE gaze that is about women being depicted in media as sexual objects without agency in a voyeuristic lens while men are masculine power fantasies (like in OP's post)
- need yall to stop clowning on amateur writers who write for free and as a hobby and i'm being so seriousI’m addicted to horrible prose so I found the tiktok and went to the comments and let me tell you I was not disappointed
- Replying to @salamisato_you guys love using the fact that youre living in the global south as an excuse for antiblackness. like one does not exempt you from the other. like i live here. i see the antiblackness around me with my own eyes. don't try to deny it or defend it. DO BETTER‼️
- Replying to @grahamhalpin1oh i feel sorry for the women who have to talk to you on the daily basis
- for those confused why islam prohibits depicting the faces of the prophets, one of the reasons is to prevent idolatry, as we do not worship them as divine. they are still human. on the other hand we cannot try to personify God because God is something beyond our comprehension.Every time I draw Jesus I get multiple comments to draw Allah or one of the islamic prophets and like I get you're trying to be edgy but also no !
- Replying to @BaasedShirouhave you ever read a book in your life? like with big words in it? you should try, it's good for you. eat lots of raisins and veggies too. x
- Replying to @oldmyra000not quite right! this shot is rooted in elizabeth's perspective (literally her gaze) right after she voiced her boundaries and tore through darcy, thoroughly rejecting his proposal. she is not purely an object of a desire here nor is she throughout the novel/film. she has agency.
- Replying to @QyeenLif someone was speaking my language while saying they hate the ppl from my country (not the country's govt but the PEOPLE mind u) it would rub me the wrong way too.also im not a girl! and this not-a-girl is not in the mood to argue so im blocking you byeee
- Replying to @salamisato_weird that this post blew up. everyone go read pride and prejudice by jane austen! or honestly any (literary) book.
