is masturbating while smoking weed called masturblazing
no its called highjacking
guys no it’s weedwhacking
no its called dissapointing ur mother
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“you’ll scare guys off with that feminist crap”
oh i’m sorry
you’re right
the kind of guy who has problems with me demanding that i be treated as his equal is totally the kind of guy i want to be in a relationship with
my mistake
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when you say that you’re going to bed but then you see a thing you want to reblog
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why are people so sensitive about labels on this site like sorry i called you a girl when you identify as a cisgendered transsexual transgendered transiberian orchestra chicken homo girl male
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I don’t care how light you are, or how dark you are. You are beautiful.
Y’all dead need to kill that dark/light bs..
As long as Eurocentric beauty standards are continuously enforced upon society’s subconscious, then it won’t. Why are we beating a dead horse, here?
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i’m forever stuck between wanting to discover loads of new music and wanting to listen to the same 4 albums over and over again
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Well, I’ve always talked about social justice subjects on here, just never the way I’m doing it now. I think it’s because I went all McMurphy strangling Nurse Ratched because he was through being “calm” through her oppression if you get my metaphor. lmao I just got tired of seeing comments about black women, and I thought someone had to speak about the things that are on many black women’s minds because it seems like some (including I at one time) are too scared to speak about their struggles or how society has affected them because they don’t want to look “angry” or “bitter.” I just wanted to be blunt and not sugarcoat how black girls feel about certain double-standards and the standard of beauty.
Just for the simple fact that because my body structure is different from an average white girl, or so I’ve been told, (even though compared to other black girls I know, I’m actually the “skinny” one), I can’t really wear regular shorts without being told they’re “too short” by my parents and even teachers when I was in high school. They would think knee-length shorts were more appropriate when the other shorts weren’t too short to begin with. I think black girls cannot get away with the type of clothes they wear unlike white girls can. I see white girls wearing the same type of outfits as I try to wear, but if I dare step out in shorts or a mini dress, I have people freaking out and saying, “You have a butt! Cover that up!” or “Your butt’s too jiggly! You need to wear a foundation for those curves!” I was just told by my grandmother and father that I need to “tone” myself so my butt wouldn’t get “too big.” I think curves is a good thing, so what they talking about? lol I’ve just noticed that black girls get more heat for the outfits they wear than white girls could easily get away with such as skirts, shorts, dresses, and tank tops. It wouldn’t even be that bad, skin would just be showing. I have been told, “Maybe a white girl can pull that off, but with a body like yours, that’s not becoming.” So from my experiences, black girls are expected to cover up more because of their bodies or even simply because people think black girls being revealing is offensive.
A message to everyone who’s ever sent me anon love
the next time you get a snack out of a vending machine I hope the thingy goes for too long and you get TWO instead
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