agender queer

Hi. I'm Kai, pronouns he/him (23)

[swampmaiden-deactivated20150305]

you see a tiny sign planted in the ground. bending down to read, you just make out, in impossibly tiny script "a mundane clump of dirt; much beloved by god, like any other"

[temmeutamanho]

It’s crazy to me that for the first time I’m seeing a body like mine on a shopping site and it’s hot, it’s beautiful, it’s powerful 

thank you rihanna, this is huge! 

[pollyguo]

More rat comics

[brawltogethernow]

This deserves every note.

[stupidpetface]

[seyvetch]

imprisoned for small crimes

[catasters]

[pancheteenginemind]

question

[ghouloriented]

[evilsupplyco]

‪Every tea a potion of warmth, every hug a spell of protection, every wind a howling ghost, and every ghost a friend and more.‬

[oift-deactivated20200815]

[the-memedaddy]

meirl

[4daloveofkj-deactivated20201014]

Hope all dark skin women had a good day.

[fluentisonus]

oh to be an ambiguously gendered little personification of winter in a roman mosaic

[fluentisonus]

ideal self

[blkbutchprincess-blog]

One of my biggest pet-peeves is when nonblack ppl (especially nonblack poc) completely ignore that there are black ppl of pretty much every ethnicity/culture. Like there are black latinxs, black Asians, black Jews, etc…So if you are complaining about the hyper visibility of black ppl by saying “but what about my ppl”, remember when you say “my ppl” some of those ppl are black too and most likely they are treated like shit within their culture as well.

[whitepeopletwitter]

[good-pic]

[dreamgrlarchive]

dear black women:

you are allowed to be soft, delicate and dependent. allow yourself to receive and be taken care of. you are worth it.

[trashy-doodles]

two moods 

[nativenews]

[nativenews]

[ryanlewisandclark]

I understand the inclination to leverage the argument that “it’s cheaper to house the homeless than incarcerate them.” I really do.

But I want to point out that I really don’t care how much it costs, people deserve to have a home where they live and keep their things and sleep and eat meals and have clean water. It’s the most basic thing we can materially offer; a safe place to exist. I don’t care how much that costs, arguing against it is inhuman.

Arguing over costs accepts a fundamental belief that cost is an equal consideration to survival. I reject that fundamental argument. It is unconscionable. Human beings deserve agency, dignity, and care. Cost is nothing.