These memes are cracking me up.

Spot on.

Magical frens in a magical forest

Sickening.

We have received more specific questions regarding what types of submissions will be accepted as of late. The-Arcadian.com

The online right has been fighting all day over a troon I’ve had blocked for over a year or more.

Women: it’s not our place to judge people just love people they will convert

Catholics historically:

We are going to see and are already seeing a huge effort to co-opt talking about anti-White rhetoric and reframing it as “no one should care about race because Whites don’t” rather than “Whites should care about their race, it is normal and healthy.”

https://theworthyhouse.com/2024/05/16/the-unprotected-class-how-anti-white-racism-is-tearing-america-apart-jeremy-carl/

I’m glad Christians are speaking out in favor of Harrison Butker, but I highly doubt the backlash is entirely anti-Christian in nature. A White male spoke in favor of families. I cannot help but think had a non-White Catholic spoken on the issue there wouldn’t have been articles.

The Biden administration and the like have made it very clear the enemy of the State is not Christians per se, but White folks. Many of us happen to be Christian, of course - but we aren’t the only targets, just the easiest scapegoat.

Pssst, ladies: your responsibility is to your husband, not lifestyle LARPers of any variety on the internet. Too many of my friends get anxiety from “the discourse” in this place and not “living up” to it. Is your husband happy with you? Then everything else is just noise.

Beautiful work by Friedrich von Amerling, Austrian (1803-1887) depicting bedsharing.

The Sleeping Fisherwoman, 1834.

Whether or not you view actions as purity spiraling or gatekeeping says a lot about you.

It’s actually insane that popular opinion eventually convinced fathers that sending their teenage daughters away from home to live alone, often times in far away cities, with all strangers all under the guise of education - was a great idea. Turns out you can convince parents of a lot of things if you just say “it will educate/culturally enrich them.”