So snuggly #pomeranian #Abby
pour-moi replied to your post: I’m filled with wine and tears and hormones.
:( You always have your followers if you need an ear to listen. Ps- that dog is so cute!
It is always appreciated! And my dog is adorable, if only she weren’t so evil…
My mom is the best…
She’s taking a half day at school to come hang out with me. I’ve needed some solo mom time.
We’re also going to give Abby her first haircut of the summer.
My baby brother just left…
to head back to Chapel Hill. And the bony, ice-cold hand of depression reaches up from my belly to grasp my heart again.
But enough of that.
Now back to more drinking, avoiding my father, scoffing at inaccuracies of historical dramas, and snuggling with Abby.
fyeahhistorymajorheraldicbeast:
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resubmitted because the first one had a typo, my bad.I hoping that this is supposed to be ironic or someone’s getting slapped!
Agreed. Or the ghost of Mary Wollstonecraft is going to rise up and forcibly change this person’s major.
First of all it’s WOMEN’S, not WOMENS’
This is now a Mary Wollstonecraft appreciation blog. Also, John Adams’s personal copy of Vindications is still around, along with his comments how everything was bullshit. The people in power did not care about women’s rights; hence, the opinion that no one cared about women’s rights.
She was the original BaMF.
-yawn- Christine de Pizan was long before Wollstonecraft writing about sexism and women’s rights. There are many other female (and some male!) Humanist writing about women’s rights as well. Lets cut the traditional history bullshit where women don’t matter until the 19th Amendment happened.
Christine de Pizan was the original BAMF.
Abigail is not amused. Her namesake, 2nd First Lady Abigail Adams, championed women’s rights in the 18th century before the US even declared its damn independence.
