Caramel Colored Fox

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[bartowsky]

[racialized]

this speaks to me

[hoodjab]

I WAS JUST ABOUT TO POST THIS ON HERE. DAMMIT. I LOVE YOU SCHMIDT 

[wordsnquotes]

جان‎/jan/jān/jaan [jaan]

(noun) Jan/jaan is one of those specials words which lends itself across cultures and languages as a term of endearment and affection meaning, love, dear, heart, and life in East Asia. Arab/Persian: In Arabic, jan represents beloved one or dear. The Persian origins of this word mean life, equivalent to the Punjabi and Hindi definition. Calling a person your jaan, in comparison to the Arab and Persian culture, in South East Asian countries is an act of true love and intimiacy, and not used as liberally as the Persian connotation. Its true origins stem from Sanskrit. In Urdu you often refer to your lover and those your are close to as “meri jaan [meh-ree jaan],” also meaning my life, and my dear. It has a deeper emotional meaning than merely calling someone your love, or sweetheart; it is used in the essence of true love. (via wordsnquotes)

zayn-malikster

(via love-eat-write)

[doona-baes]

Not   without        Lydia.

[madhushaala]

Shikhandi and Other Stories They Don’t Tell You

Patriarchy asserts men are superior to women, Feminism clarifies women and men are equal, Queerness questions what constitutes male and female.

In his latest book, “Shikhandi and Other Tales They Don’t Tell You”, mythologist Devdutt Pattanaik explores the various stories revolving around queer topics that were a part of ancient Indian history but are seemingly and conveniently forgotten in the current society.  Contrasting the popular belief in present day Indian society, that queerness and the LGBT+ community should be condemned and denounced as they go against the culture, traditions and history of India and are nothing but a Western corruption, Devdutt Pattanaik draws upon various Hindu oral myths as well as sacred texts which narrate tales of homosexual relationships, trans and intersex identities and other MOGII groups amongst not only humans, demigods and spirits but also Gods and Goddesses who constantly challenge the normative stances on gender roles and identities.

[gn-a]

Maang Tikka is a hair accessory held by a hook at the centre parting of the hair, with the pendant falling on the center of the forehead. The point where it falls is believed to be the ajna chakra, which in Sanskrit means “to know or perceive”. The chakra is represented by two petals signifying the holy union of the male and female elements on a spiritual, physical and emotional level.

[neymarchrist]

Neymar and David Luiz.

[spanglypants-mcfuckyou-blog]

romanticise the fuck out of your identity. build a shining palace around your identity and decorate it with sparkles and shit if you want. it’s yours. no one else gets a say

[sedgewina]

Britain’s #1 export. 

[catbushandludicrous]

[ikercasillashateshislife]

When a little kid draws you an ugly picture and asks you if you like it #relatable

[ikercasillashateshislife]

Just a normal day for everybody pictured.

[sarunasmarciulionis]

[fox-party]

This is incredibly important to understand

[2k-unlucky]

I had a drunk dude argue to me that he didn’t believe racism should exist for 45 minutes without letting me talk. I finally I got to say that saying racism shouldn’t exist is an excuse not a stance nor solution he tried to fight me.

[softchubbypuppy]

[video-vendetta]

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[damnitrj]

Genius

[benesmauglocked]

As an English teacher, this made me weep tears of awestruck joy.

[zeeday]

this is the greatest pun i have ever witnessed

[gifak-net]

[badgirlsgotocancun]

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