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efimeras:

Theatre for one / Christine Jones + LOT-EK

    This is a theater for one actor and one audience member. Inspired by small one-to-one spaces - such as the confessional or the sex peep-booth - Theater for One explores the intense emotion of live theater through the direct and intimate one-to-one interaction of actor and audience. It uses the ‘road-box’ technology to configure a system where connected and detachable units form the theater black box, allowing for continuous transformability, interchangeability and expansion. 

    Se trata de un teatro para un actor y una persona como público. Inspirado por los pequeños espacios de ‘uno a uno’ - como los confesionarios o los stands de peep-show - Theater for one explora la intensa emoción del teatro en vivo a través de una interacción directa e íntima del actor y la audiencia. Se utiliza la tecnología de la “caja móvil” para configurar un sistema en el que las unidades conectadas y desmontables forman la caja negra del teatro, lo que permite la transformabilidad continua, la intercambiabilidad y la expansión.

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ishouldbewhat: mandytakesatumbl: bexlogic: babyslime: fuckyeahfeminists: What people mean when they say they’re not having kids. I will never understand the harassment people feel the need to dish out over this. Like, if someone recognizes that they do not have the resources, patience or desire to be a parent: THIS IS NOT A BAD THING. That is, in fact, a really good thing. The people harassing the shit out of the child-free are the same ones commenting on news stories about neglect or bad parenting and going, “God, some people shouldn’t have kids”. THAT’S RIGHT. SOME PEOPLE DON’T WANT TO, AREN’T PREPARED TO, AND ARE NOT EQUIPPED TO BECOME A PARENT - AND SHOULD PROBABLY HAVE THE ABILITY TO REMAIN THAT WAY SHOULD AN ACCIDENTAL CONCEPTION HAPPEN, OR BE A RISK. RABBLERABBLERABBLE. BLESS. THIS. POST. I also get really upset when people (Christians) throw out Scripture (“Be fruitful and multiply…” etc.) when people choose not to have children.  It’s so insulting because you NEVER know a person’s choices or reasons.  If they aren’t financially, mentally, physically (this especially) able to have, raise and care for a child, that is between them and God, and they should never EVER be shamed for it. I’ve been told I would change my mind countless times.At eighteen they told me to wait until I was twenty.At twenty they told me to wait until I was twenty-four.At twenty-four they told me twenty-six.At twenty-six they are telling me thirty.What are they going to say at thirty? At thirty, they look at you sadly and awkwardly change the conversation. So it gets better.

ishouldbewhat:

mandytakesatumbl:

bexlogic:

babyslime:

fuckyeahfeminists:

What people mean when they say they’re not having kids.

I will never understand the harassment people feel the need to dish out over this. Like, if someone recognizes that they do not have the resources, patience or desire to be a parent: THIS IS NOT A BAD THING. That is, in fact, a really good thing. The people harassing the shit out of the child-free are the same ones commenting on news stories about neglect or bad parenting and going, “God, some people shouldn’t have kids”.

THAT’S RIGHT. SOME PEOPLE DON’T WANT TO, AREN’T PREPARED TO, AND ARE NOT EQUIPPED TO BECOME A PARENT - AND SHOULD PROBABLY HAVE THE ABILITY TO REMAIN THAT WAY SHOULD AN ACCIDENTAL CONCEPTION HAPPEN, OR BE A RISK.

RABBLERABBLERABBLE.

BLESS. THIS. POST.

I also get really upset when people (Christians) throw out Scripture (“Be fruitful and multiply…” etc.) when people choose not to have children.  It’s so insulting because you NEVER know a person’s choices or reasons.  If they aren’t financially, mentally, physically (this especially) able to have, raise and care for a child, that is between them and God, and they should never EVER be shamed for it.

I’ve been told I would change my mind countless times.

At eighteen they told me to wait until I was twenty.
At twenty they told me to wait until I was twenty-four.
At twenty-four they told me twenty-six.
At twenty-six they are telling me thirty.
What are they going to say at thirty?

At thirty, they look at you sadly and awkwardly change the conversation. So it gets better.

(Source: holaafrica)

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tylerlucas88:

The Michael J Fox Show

This looks…

really good. 

Agreed. Wasn’t sure to expect, but I’ll definitely be watching this.