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shijiujun · 2 years

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ALL MY CHENG FAMILY WOMEN | Gorgeous women on and off the battlefield!!!

#love like the galaxy #love like galaxy #love like the galaxy spoilers #月升沧海 #星汉灿烂 #this is why i love women #i'd go gay for any of them srsly #cheng shaoshang #zhao lusi #women on the battlefield #i love this so much

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coffeecatcraze · 2 months

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It is not lost on me that Charlie and Vaggie were initially not doing great against Adam and Lute...and then proved Carmilla was so fucking right.

Vaggie is absolutely FUCKED here. She's been in this position before, with Lute looming over her spitting vitriolic judgment, Vaggie's blood on the ground. Back then, she couldn't stop Lute from taking away her wings, her eye, her home, and her purpose. But now? She has more than that; she has love, because she has Charlie.

When Lute threatens Charlie, everything changes. Vaggie fucks her up immediately...and shows "mercy" knowing that being forced to live with part of herself gone (her arm was CRUSHED, no way was she getting it back), the shame of defeat, and the knowledge that someone she's been looking down on so completely is responsible for it all is a fate MUCH worse than death for Lute.

And Charlie? Charlie's insanely powerful but has no clue how to use her power to its full potential because she's never had a reason or desire to fight until now. Even when she's being strangled, when she's pissed-off and vengeful, she can't really tap into that power. But then Adam comes at her dad and is about to catch him off-guard.

He's about to hurt—possibly kill—her dad, who she's finally building a good relationship with; her dad, who just showed up to protect her despite the risk of politically turning this battle from an act of defiance by a willful princess to an act of full-on rebellion by the King of Hell himself. She reacts on instinct to protect her father and stops a hit that destroyed Alastor's shield. And she does it effortlessly.

Carmilla was right. For these ladies, at least, the need to protect someone they love, no matter what kind of love it is, is exactly what rallies them to come at enemies who were just kicking their asses and absolutely dominate.

#hazbin hotel #vaggie #charlie morningstar #chaggie #protective women being protective #the way they each always IMMEDIATELY reacted upon realizing the other was in danger in that battle was just <3 #and lucifer and charlie's father-daughter bond?? love it #also reminds me of when charlie was about to wreck val for his abuse of angel #and when vaggie was ready to try and impale the fucking radio demon to protect charlie #and how charlie forgot anything else existed on the battlefield whenever she saw vaggie in danger

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39dreams · 2 years

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A Dancer With The Rifle

This is Olesia Vorotnyka ballerina with the Olesia National Opera of Ukraine. She left the company to defend her country in the front line in the ongoing with Russia. Olesia, 30 has been dancing professionally since 2009. She was a child gymnast before starting ballet dance at ten.

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#Non professional soldiers in the Russia - Ukraine war #Olesia Vorotnyka #Ukraine-Russia news today #Women defending Ukraine #Women on the battlefield

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illustratus · 1 month

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Battle Scene by Lionel Royer

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uncanny-tranny · 6 months

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The thing that gets me the most about intersexism is the fact that... it doesn't matter how many intersex people there are - no matter if they are as common as redheadheaded people or anybody else - when the intersexist sees human bodies and their states as a inherently a political battle, an agenda to be "won," the intersex body will always be an "anomaly," something crude and unnatural, regardless of how oxymoronic the "unnatural natural body" is.

#intersex #intersexism #intersexism tw #that's why the venn diagram between the transphobe and the intersexist is only ever a few degrees away from being just a circle #was watching how people treated an intersex woman indistinguishably with just... unparalleled misogyny and intersexism #because they see ALL bodies as a political battlefield for which their viewpoint must win. and it won't matter how many people it destroys.#...if you are destroyed by them - in the eyes of the intersexist - you deserved it. survival of the fittest right?#it reminds me of the salem with trials - if you drowned well you were a normal woman. it's better that you died though...#...your other option wasn't any better - truth is... the game was rigged from the start #this is why the argument that intersex people don't exist and are common isn't effective...#...it's like telling a sexist that half the population are women.... that's their problem! that's exactly their issue!!!#the issue is often not because they are common or not common but that they EXIST IN THE FIRST PLACE #it wouldn't matter if intersex people were twenty times as rare as they are now so long as they exist to the intersexist

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florenzzis · 1 year

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dabi's three big fights have been with his father, with his brother and with his cousin he's so embarrassing

#wait hawks too #but that fight felt like they were signing divorce papers in the middle of the battlefield #he's so funny #i support womens wrongs go have beef with the rest of your family bestie 🫶#bnha 387 #mha 387

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onaperduamedee · 11 months

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I am a little surprised by how little I have heard about the Egwene, Siuan and Leane trio in fandom?

In comparison to the Wonder girls, who spent two books and a half together in total, and a non-negligeable part of that time is fraught with tension, the Salidar trio spent four books together (counting WH and CoT as one) and their close collaboration is more or less what is driving the WT narrative at this point.

I enjoy the chaos brought by the Wonder girls, but I can't help feeling a little cheated I never saw the Salidar trio mentioned as a selling point for the books, because hell yeah a trio of master spies leading a rebellion is actually really compelling to me too.

#The wheel of time #Wot book spoilers #Genuinely wondering what happened for the fandom not to mention this other iconic trio #I love the Wonder Girls but it's funny to realise that they've spent more time split up than together #Probably because Siuan and Leane are secondary and tertiary characters #All that to say these books are full of amazing women #A reminder I would die on a battlefield for Egwene Siuan and Leane

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lurking-latinist · 9 months

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I think, probably more than is reasonable, about the All-Eras Doctors and Companions TARDIS Band. They basically have to play some kind of folk-rock, because they have a bagpiper and an electric guitarist and a guy who plays the spoons and that kind of limits your genre options. Fitz probably at least knows a little early Folk Revival stuff, so that's all right. There's possibly Eight on violin as well as Two struggling along on recorder, bless him. If they have a singer it's probably Six. I am not sure his style of singing 100% blends with the rest of it, but oh well. They could use a little more percussion but I can't think of any drummers.

Unfortunately I think I probably really like their music. It sounds like my kind of thing.

#a bit steeleye span a bit battlefield band #why are there no women in this? have I forgotten a music-playing female companion or have we not had any? we should have some #doctor who #all the doctors

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staticrevelations · 7 months

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sometimes i ship characters cuz i think they’d be cute/funny/interesting/dramatic together. sometimes it’s because i want to see myself and the kinds of relationships that i have represented onscreen, especially as a queer person who grew up without that opportunity.

but with laudna and imogen from the start i shipped them because i *already saw* myself onscreen. the intense closeness. the platonic relationship with this unspoken added depth. the feeling of “yes we’re friends but that word somehow falls short.” this added dimension that everyone else could see. the clutching each other in a world that’s against you both, that seems to not want you. regardless of where it came from or how it played out it was, as a queer person, all wildly familiar.

it’s been a joy seeing that turn into “oh god do i have feelings for her? is it okay for me to have feelings for her, especially right now? i shouldn’t say anything because she’s already dealing with so much. she probably doesn’t see me that way anyway. but god i want to tell her.” and many other feelings and sentiments i’ve experienced many times in my life. but even if it hadn’t, if it had stayed a very deep and intense platonic love, i still would’ve seen myself in them in a way i too rarely do in art/media and i think that’s a big part of why they’ve always stood out to me

#just little thoughts #the “can't women be friends” thing has always amused me with them cuz it's like yes. but they are undoubtedly deeply intertwined #in a way we don't see that often in stories. especially outside of a “two men bound by blood from experiences on the battlefield” scenario #so some people who have been in a “wait is this a thing or is it all in my head” situation are naturally gonna go “hmmmmm”#this is also why the idea that it was rushed is very silly to me like. were you watching? really Watching?#anyhoo #don't want to do discourse this is just my experience watching them #imodna #laudna #imogen temult

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friendlyengie · 10 months

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I love Boss’s Duke Nukem isms she’s great. Fail lesbian. Give her a fucking rocket launcher why not.

Boss is a very intelligent woman with a very normal amount of anger inside of her and she can be trusted with powerful weapons. Promise. Ignore the giant hole in the living room wall.

#Women who were hired solely because their ability to lose their shit on the battlefield made them extremely hard to take down #good for her!#asks

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linguaignotakaraoke · 2 months

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Women of Noise for Palestine from Women of Noise

@womenofnoise this is your project right?

#leshi #battlefield hymn #women of noise #Palestine #Bandcamp

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its-zaina · 6 months

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Israel's war against Gaza Strip hospitals!

🔸 The spokesperson for the Palestinian Ministry of Health, Ashraf Al-Qidra:

🔻The intensive care and children's departments, as well as the oxygen machines, have stopped functioning. We have lost a patient in the intensive care unit and another patient in the care department. Now, patients in these two departments are threatened with death at any moment due to the intensity of the fire inside the hospital.

🔸The Director-General of the Ministry of Health in Gaza to Al Jazeera:

🔻The occupation is encircling Al-Shifa Medical Complex from all sides.

🔸Journalist inside Al-Shifa Hospital to Al Jazeera /The only journalist remaining in Al-Shifa Hospital, journalist Mustafa Sarsour:

🔻Some of the displaced people tried to flee the [Medical] Complex after it was bombed, but they were shot at by the occupation forces.

🔻One third of those inside the Complex are children.

🔻The fire next to the kidney department within the Complex is still raging.

🔸 Palestinian Minister of Health:

🔻39 premature infants in Al-Shifa Medical Complex are at risk of dying at any moment. One of them ascended [to martyrdom] this morning. Failure to supply fuel to hospitals will effectively be a death sentence for the rest.

🔻The incubators will only be able to function until this evening, after which the fuel will run out.

🔸Director General of Hospitals in Gaza:

🔻We are in talks with the Red Cross to bring some fuel into the hospitals, but they informed us that the occupation forces have refused.

🔸Palestinian Health Minister Dr. Mai Al-Kaila:

🔻Shame on all treaties and international laws that cannot protect a hospital from bombing and aggression, nor can they stop the "israeli" machinery of destruction and killing against hospitals, doctors, patients, the wounded, civilians, and displaced people.

🔻What is happening now to hospitals is a decision to kill those inside them. Wounded people are dying due to the lack of fuel and medical supplies, as surgical operations are conducted without anesthesia and without electricity, using the light from mobile phones.

🔻The catastrophe occurring in Gaza now is unprecedented in Palestinian and world history. Hospitals are besieged and bombed, killing patients, medical staff, and displaced people in sight of the entire world.

🔸Director of Al-Shifa Hospital to Al-Jazeera:

🔻Hours separate us from death, and the world watches us dying. We are not just numbers.

🔻The hospital going out of service will be a real disaster, and we call on the world to act to save the patients and the displaced.

🔻The bodies of the martyrs are piled up, and we will try to bury them inside the hospital.

🔻[The occupation] targeted the intensive care unit and injured those who are already wounded.

🔻We have no water, no food, no electricity, no internet, and we have become completely isolated from the world.

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valiantarcher · 1 year

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I’m not sure what irritates me the most about this book:

“socks can be easily modified for a perfect fit”

“creating a sock is a magical experience”

insinuating that women during WWI were largely constrained in war work to knitting and that they knit because they “were forbidden to bear” arms.

#HAVE I GOT SOME NEWS FOR YOU ABOUT WOMEN IN WWI #I don't think this author has heard about Yeoman (F) and the female Marines and the Hello Girls!#Not to mention all the nurses and (I think) ambulance drivers and others I am forgetting #And have you thought about maybe the knitting - like the bearing arms - were done out of duty and love???#And not that knitting was a simple replacement for women not being actively engaged in battlefield combat?#Also the first two quotes are all lies too #knitting

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thatobiwankenobiplace · 2 years

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So the OWK show made me start a rewatch of The Clone Wars for the first time in a few years and...who exactly thought putting a 14-year-old Ahsoka in a tube top was a good costume design?????

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inzicoir · 1 year

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I need more Leosagi in a a dad needs his morning paper way. My fixation is gone but I still need it bc the fixation led me to having absolutely no hobbies no thoughts. I’m bored my brain is bored I don’t want the fixation to fire up again someone please feed me at a normal pace

#i need battlefield old women #i need them more sentimental than they can handle #i need them crying in the rain #i need them the way I cooked them in my head #guess it’s up to me

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nursing-student-guide · 5 months

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Florence Nightingale, first practicing nurse epidemiologist. Developed the first organized program for training nurses, the Nightingale Training School for Nurses (St. Thomas' Hospital, London). Established the first health-maintenance-and-restoration-based nursing philosophy. Known as the "lady with the lamp" during the Crimean War (1853) where she volunteered, traveling the battlefield hospitals nightly to treat the wounded.

Clara Barton, founder of the American Red Cross (1881). She risked her life provided self-taught nursing aid to wounded soldiers on the battlefields during The Civil War (1860-1965), and became referred to as the "Angel of the Battlefield". One of the first women to work for the federal government, she made the Office of Missing Soldiers to aid in the reunion of more than 20,000 soldiers with their families. While providing aid during the Franco-Prussian War (1869), the Red Cross movement was first brought to her attention, inspiring her to bring the movement to America.

Dorothea Lynde Dix, an advocate of indigenous people and the mentally ill. She visited multiple mental institution, reporting her findings and advocated for better managed institutions, eventually establishing asylums of her own. During The Civil War (1860-1865), she aided the Union army by recruiting more than 3,000 nurses and was designated as the Superintendent of Army Nurses. She was known and respected for providing aid to the wounded soldiers from both Confederate and Union sides.

Mary Ann Ball, aka Mother Bickerdyke. She was a hospital administrator for the Union soldiers during The Civil War (1860-1865), regulating supplies and provision for the troops. Referred to as one of the best "generals" during the war for her efforts and organizations of military hospitals, following the war she remained an advocate for veterans - becoming an attorney for those who faced legal issues. 300 hospitals were built to aid the wounded over 19 different battlefields from her involvement.

Harriet Tubman, provided safe passage for slaves during the Underground Railroad movement. Known as the "Moses" of her people, her actions resulted in more than 300 slaves being lead to freedom. She provided nursing aide to the Union forces during The Civil War (1862-1865). Following the war, she played in active role in causes including the Womens Suffrage, and created the "Harriet Tubman Home for Indigent Aged Negroes" where orphans and the elderly could be taken in and care for.

Mary Mahoney, brought awareness to the cultural and racial diversity in nursing, emphasizing respect and the inclusion of all in the profession. The first African-American to receive an official education for the nursing profession (New England Hospital for Women and Children, Boston - 1874). She became the first African-American member of what is now referred to as the American Nurses Association, and helped start up the National Association for Colored Graduate Nurses in 1908.

Isabel Hampton Robb, a large influence in the advancement of the nursing social status in society. She influenced the system of nursing education by implementing a grading policy in the program to improve the quality of the students graduating from the program. She authored the comprehensive and foundational text, Nursing: Its Principles and Practice (1893), and helped to standardize the nursing education all around. She served as president of both the National League for Nursing Education and what is now referred to as the American Nurses Association.

Lillian Wald, opened the Henry Street Settlement (1893) with her fellow nurse graduate, Mary Maud Brewster. Addressed the health needs of poor immigrant families residing in tenements of New York City's Lower East Side. Coined the term "public health nurse", she fought for public health care, women's rights, and children's rights. Her and Mary Brewster started the Visiting Nursing Service of New York. During her work at the Henry Street Settlement, she established one of the earlier playgrounds and aided in paying salary to the first Public School Nurses in NYC. She had a hand in starting up the United States Children's Bureau, the National Child Labor Committee, and the National Women's Trade Union League.

Mary Adelaide Nuting, known for becoming the first nursing professor in 1906 (Columbia Teachers College), and assisted in getting nursing education in Universities across the states. She attended the first nursing training following Florence Nightingale's inflence (John Hopkins Hospital Training School - 1889). Throughout her advancement in the nursing profession working at the school, she assisted in advancing the program - brought in scholarships and on-the-field experience; her work influencing other Universities create and better their own nursing programs. Founder of the American Journal of Nursing (1900), she also became the first registered nurse in the state of Maryland. Several of her authored and coauthored books are still implemented today in nursing programs throughout the nation.

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