I have found my people via /r/memes https://ift.tt/30SsuQv

ME! ^ (except the last one)

I’ve never seen such an accurate description of how i grew up. Like holy shit.

im high and losing it a little over this

This is another meme I would love to show to someone from exactly one year ago and see what they think is going on in

Don’t leave home without it

I was born in the late nineteen hundreds

only nineteen hundreds kids will remember these

normal brain: I'm a '90s kid

big brain: I was born in the late nineteen hundreds

giant brain: I arose from the final years of the 20th century

galaxy brain: I was brought into this world amongst the dying breaths of the second millennium AD, and grew amidst the warmth of its ashes

born some decades before the Calamity

just went through some old requests in my archive. have we ever been ok?

Chotronette ‘Aurora Borealis’ & ‘Celestial’ Haute Couture Gowns

i’m sure i’ve missed a few things, but i can’t stand to look at it any longer. i present to you: the good, the bad, and the ugly of tumblr throughout the decade

The 2020 one will be wild

I feel like I just watched myself grow up 😭

where can I meet this guy’s wife

How do these loser redit men get these incredibly talented and fascinating women lmao

favorite part of the witcher is seeing all these self-identified heterosexual men on twitter thirsting over henry cavill.  put henry cavill in tight leather pants and suddenly a lot of men are learning something about themselves

stop leaving the best parts in the tags

Sliding fuckability scale:

1. Henry Cavill as Superman. Very Good and clean. Utterly unfuckable.

2. Henry Cavill as cold war era spy in Man From U.N.C.L.E. Less morally upstanding, quite clean. Attractive but not sexy.

3. Henry Cavill as a CIA Assassin Mission Impossible. Kills people, some scruff but still groomed. Fuckable.

4. Henry Cavill as Geralt. Morally grey, absolutely filthy. Peak Fuckablity.

I’m honestly not even surprised by this revelation

I have no idea what op’s intention here is, but I need to emphasize that sex work isn’t easy because it’s a literal job that requires specific skills, connections, and safety measures. This isn’t a matter of “oh, prostitution is evil and will destroy you!!!” but just pointing out that social perceptions of sex work are incredibly unrealistic. Too many people think that it’s easy, that all they have to do is sell some pics and they’ll immediately get a sugar daddy and be rolling in cash.

Most “sugar daddies” and other people who take on providing roles like that aren’t legit and either don’t have the cash to back up their claims or they’re looking to take advantage of someone who doesn’t know what red flags to look out for.

Stripping is physically exhausting and requires a lot of athletic skill. Money can also be inconsistent, and it can be difficult to find a place that is trustworthy and works to take of the dancers.

Cam-work takes a lot of , well, work. Equipment is not only expensive, it’s also necessary to get a decent start. It can take years to build up a regular fan base and even longer to make any decent money off of it. It’s also very difficult to find sites to host your streams.

Selling your own porn, whether it’s pics or videos, is a very inconsistent source of income, especially if you’re first starting out and don’t have regular customers. There’s also very, very few sites that will let you host your content and very few payment programs that can be used for purchasing or selling sexual content.

Making professional porn can be risky in itself. A lot of studios purposely select inexperienced workers who don’t have the ability to refuse scenes they aren’t comfortable with, and abuse is rampant in the industry. Not because porn is inherently bad, but because abuse is rampant in EVERY industry and sex workers don’t have protections that people doing other jobs have. Porn is also frequently stolen and shared for free, which means much less pay.

Full service sex work is not only physically and emotionally exhausting, it’s also incredibly dangerous. It’s built on trust that clients will respect the worker’s boundaries and not take advantage of them or hurt them. If something happens, the worker can’t go to the police. They have no legal protections, and would likely face more abuse from authorities. There’s also the very real risk of being arrested just for existing as a sex worker.

Then there’s the specialty sex work, like professional domming, which might seem easy but requires extensive skill sets unique to each job and usually a lot of equipment.

Sex work is work. If you go into it expecting easy money, you’re just going to end up getting hurt. If you’re genuinely interested in getting into sex work, knowing the risks and requirements for it, then you need to speak to actual sex workers and learn from them so that you have accurate information and a safety net with people who can help you if something goes wrong.