marxistbarbie:

marxistbarbie:

im such a slut for true crime and like i wish this website could be normal for five minutes so i could use the true crime tag to find interesting posts and not just 500 pictures of old nazi coconut head and those two uglies who shot up their school w flower crowns edited on and bizarre jeffrey dahmer fridge memes 

portraitoftheoddity:

Sometimes I wonder if a lot of this tumblr wank – from callout culture to people policing villain fans – based on the idea that people can’t change, is baked right into the architecture of tumblr itself in some capacity. 

We can’t edit posts in a meaningful way. A post is just a snapshot moment in time, unmoored from the timeline by a lack of timestamp, which can take off with reblog upon reblog, with added commentary utterly decontextualizing it. But any edits or clarifications added by the OP are left behind, unless you dig through the post notes (which most people will not). Followups are lost. 

And because of that, we don’t have any concept of time passed or the potential for growth. 

All we witness is an idea by an individual in a single moment, separated from the context of any conversation or event that idea may have been responding to, or the person’s background and character, or changes in their thoughts over time and their capacity for growth. And this all feeds right into this fucked up notion tumblr has that human beings are somehow static; that a bad take from 2008 means someone HAS to be a monster in 2018. That redemption or atonement or the ability to evolve as a person is somehow a scam. 

And that’s so fucked up. People are not static. We are not screenshots and receipts. We are not a paragraph floating around on the internet, bounced from reblog to reblog like a piece of driftwood buffeted by a storm, dredged up periodically from the depths to circulate again. We change. 

We grow. 

I just wish this platform were better able to showcase that fact and remind us of it. I’d like to think we’d all be a little kinder to one another if it did. 

songs to induce vivid memories from gen z childhoods

a-funeral-u-say:

c-orgiis:

violetfin-hskin:

halstride:

those–beans:

lesbian-ochako:

starlightshoe:

  • i gotta feeling
  • dynamite
  • like a g6
  • dj got us fallin in love
  • moves like jagger
  • tik tok
  • party in the usa
  • paper planes
  • miss independent
  • hey there delilah
  • PARTY. ROCK. ANTHEM
  • many others feel free to add

every time we touch

  • hey soul sister
  • glad you came
  • call me maybe (+ everyone inexplicably hating it)
  • friday by rebecca black

-cotton eye joe

-cha cha slide

-payphone by maroon 5

-baby

-that one direction song everyone hated but i cant remember the name of

honestly thats about any and every of their old songs like uh

what makes u beautiful, one thing, and that other one i also cant remember

also not so long ago but still a   big one for me 

stitches by shawn mendes

maraschino-cherie:

jesterball:

jesterball:

people have become so incredibly desensitized to pedophilia online its crazy

“they arent a pedophile/arent playing into pedophilic culture, they are just sexually aroused by things that children do and by children characters and imagining themself as a child in sexual situations and are good friends with people who create child porn!” do you people realize how you sound

Literally if you told parents this, or told people who’s jobs are to take care of children like teachers, or just any normal people outside of this hellsite they will look at you like ur a freak and they won’t listen to ur lame “reasonings”