nuttedtwice:

when youre nonbinary but people dont realize youre nonbinary because you dont appeal to nonbinary standards and appeal to gender binary standards and people assume youre a certain gender and you accept it because you dont want to explain that youre nonbinary.

chocoboxnow:

From Replace Plus Extra Chapter 5

sfx: BAM
Of those present, who would you date?
Aomine: Dammit, Satsuki!
[Aomine is yelling at Momoi because she interrupted him before he could answer the previous question]

someone: This kind of question again? (it’s like London Hearts…)
Momoi: Well then, let’s start with…

Momoi: The guy who says his type is older women, Midorin!!
Midorima: !

Momoi: There happen to be a few older women here…
Araki: (I want to leave…)

Midorima: Takao, we’re leaving.
(arrow pointing to Takao: laughing so hard he can’t breathe)
Momoi: What!? Wait, Midorin!? (Running away!?)
Midorima: This is why Oha-Asa’s horoscope told me to be careful of Taurus… (and of women)
Momoi: I…I don’t know what you’re talking about, but sit down!

Business should provide menstruation  hygiene products along with hand soap and toilet paper in their restrooms.

airyairyquitecontrary:

demogoddex:

fandomsandfeminism:

dobrovitsilona:

fandomsandfeminism:

fandomsandfeminism:

It’s a matter of public health. 

What’s great about this post is at almost 5k notes, the only reason anyone can give for why menstruation products shouldn’t be provided in restroom when toilet paper is “Well, cis men don’t use them, so no.”

Which, like, thanks for pointing out the blatant sexism, friends. 

Maybe the answer you are looking for is that these things are too expensive, which is a problem.

While tampons can be an expense for an individual:

  • Businesses can buy them in bulk, making them exponentially cheaper
  • Many businesses already do this and are doing fine. No business has gone under because they put a box of pads in the restroom.

you know what’s actually MORE expensive and LESS necessary, are urinals. there’s literally no need for urinals in public restrooms.

but i don’t see anyone campaigning to get rid of those so mayyyyyyyyybe it’s not actually about whether it’s expensive, impractical, or unnecessary

maybe it’s about how much some people secretly like to pee socially