"A Textile Historian’s Year in Review 2025"
elenakanagy-loux
https://youtube.com/shorts/-GlDUzHmYOA?si=mONoc8VbdzsGTLM0
Thursday, January 01, 2026
Sometimes it feels like it's just around the corner.
"Surviving creepily sexist patriarchal people" - an outline for historical fiction show based on stuff that really used to happen a lot. All of the time, in fact. Way, way, way too much of the time!
It's overwhelming, and I can't deal with it right now.
Based on how you're still acting, there's so many kinds of people you really do not want your children to be like. It's a lot.
An ad for a show made me think that the shallow rich housewives franchise are doing emotional labor for...
some sensitivity-challenged viewers??? Weird times, I guess.
Paris Paloma - "LABOUR (the cacophony) [Official Lyrics]"
Crazy!!! And it's still going on, yes?
Sometimes I can't believe how many people's grandparents had to stomp manure and pick fruit for all of this to happen.
This is interesting about the symbolism on these mittens and how they came about.
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"One of humanity’s oldest symbols."
TheIronSnail
I do want to learn more about how things are made. I like that content.
I clicked because I have enjoyed this channel in the past, and maybe it's silly, but it's hard not to notice how much the content creator's bones are poking out of her chest. I don't think I can watch it right now.
"Did Regency Women ACTUALLY Wear Wet Dresses??"
bernadettebanner
Thank you for my breakfast. Laboring immigrants! Geez, we should have talked about them more in school.
Paris Paloma - "labour [Official Video]"
People really are people!
Slowly overcoming unbelievably obstinant attitudes in 2026! Just think of all the "not as normal anymore stuff" that's already starting to look really weird, like why would anyone want to replicate that behavior, like especially when it comes to with making excuses for prejudice and sexism and violent patterns just to fit in with a few (or more than a few) obstinantly insensitive people, and also, who taught them to be like that? It might not have been their parents. It might have been encouraged in their schools, or their churches...
People are getting more expressive about lots of topics!
It's not like every video tells the whole truth of any one person's experience, but it's still really interesting to notice certain patterns...
But at least they did not have Mark Zuckerberg to prey on their needs.
In the free of Facebook era...
"Perfect House, Psychotic Inside—The Boomer Parenting Paradox"
@unfilteredgenx
https://youtube.com/watch?v=fGUAshLTtWg&si=KHVfp8cEZllCYdJY
That would be a whole other layer of madness to deconstruct and heal from later on in life.
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