Freak Hoe

Anona | 26|

[isl-equ-ay]

[192929020202020]

This time january has gone too far

[scensitive]

[woothricegreat]

[anonty]

Okay I’m high key sick of seeing black women in Hollywood only having white men as love interests… that’s not…

[anonty]

Got a little too silly last Thursday

[shamebats]

[nondelphic]

a lot of people’s strong female character is just a hot girl who punches things and hates other women. let’s unpack that, maybe.

[milksockets]

american photo magazine march/april 1991

[milksockets]

french photo magazine janvier/février 2002

[lucydacusgirl]

The first leg hair I saw on a woman was my own hair on my own legs. My mum is very naturally hairless and I knew like one woman who didn’t shave her armpits. When people talk about just preferring being shaved and doing it for themselves I do wonder like, how many women with body hair have you ever actually seen? In real life or not? Because I feel like there are places you could go nearly your whole life only seeing your own, and then hardly ever even seeing your own because you’re always shaving it! And it’s just like well yeah of course having no body hair just feels right to you. You have no frame of reference for hairy women outside of like jokes and insults.

[buddieloustat]

Andrew Lincoln as Rick Grimes The Walking Dead | 4x16

[februarytrash]

[soundcarvings]

Beautiful gifts

[dreamchasernina]

“Katara deserved better”

And then it’s Katara ending up with the boy who worships the ground she walks on, thinks she can do no wrong, gave up God mode for her, helped her commit environmental terrorism, cheered her on when she was beating misogyny out of an old man, was ready to take her to the other side of the world to find her a teacher when he’d just met her, constantly says he believes in her, that she’s amazing, that she inspires people and he’s proud of her.

But yeah, Katara deserved better.

[anonty]

Sometimes you have to be delusionally optimistic.

[riverlarking]