i need more ocean in my life

[kseniablog]

[flyingtentacledlampfucker-deact]

any mention of black lives matter has disappeared off my dashboard so i thought y'all might want to know that police stormed a peaceful vigil in memory of elijah mcclain, attacking mourners with pepper spray. families were there. children were affected. this movement isnt over just because it's no longer trendy.

[bittersweetnightshade]

not gonna lie, sometimes it feels exhausting to talk to people who aren’t aro

so many people see romantic relationships as endgame and act like just friendships or sibling/parent-like dynamics aren’t also fulfilling, or even.... enough

and i don’t know how to explain that this is extremely reductive and devalues platonic relationships

makes me feel alienated

[lsleofskye]

Bioluminescence | jordan_robins

Location: Jervis Bay, Australia

[alilystudies]

Loving yourself isn’t necessary loving EVERYTHING about yourself, but accepting the things that you don’t like about yourself and knowing that that’s ok.

[rainbowsandprideflags]

Your weight doesn’t determine your beauty

[fuckyeahfeminists]

Each one of these women is an Olympic athlete. Let’s challenge the notion that thinness is the only indicator of health and fitness.

[chamomiletears-deactivated20200]

[lewky]

[i-am-lady-larkin]

This speaks to me

[glassbonespaperskin]

[demiiwhiffin]

[visualsentiment]

Via instagram.com/from.nowhere

[canihaveaboatplease]

“Black Power. Girl Power. Both meaning power to socially and politically weaker parties than that of white men. However, when a white man hears ‘Black Power’, He hears a threat to himself. A threat of dominance. When he hears ‘Girl Power’, He hears a foolish concept. He hears a contradiction. ‘Girl’ and ‘Power’ Don’t resonate with him. The two words don’t go together. He sees her as silly. He sees Black Power as a threat. He fears the black man who says ‘Power to black people’ He ridicules the woman who says ‘Power to women’ Never listening. Never seeing their oppression. Never seeing his privilege. Never seeing so many different types of people are protesting for this 'power’. He thinks they are greedy. Haven’t they been given enough? He he has allowed them so much. He is aware of his 'generosity’. Yet, he still cannot see this privilege they’re saying he has. He doesn’t see an issue. He doesn’t understand that the 'Power’ in question, isn’t what he perceives it to be. It isn’t to be more powerful than white people and men. It isn’t to be better than them. It’s to simply have power. The power he has. The power he abuses. As a white man.”

— All of the white men with their heads in the sand and the power in their hand. (via xoliapoetry)

[serious]

[saying]

[healthy-deliciousfood]