Talking into the void

47 in Los Angeles. Black and a woman all my life. Click my links. Purchase off my eBay https://linktr.ee/Adollsclosettoo

[kushxblunts]

[the-bratty-bunny]

Reminder that you are so much more interesting than the sexual attention you receive

[jaylajae]

Mixed Media Collages

Mickalene Thomas 2016-2020.

[aring-king-king]

[ms-iwin-u-lose]

[maminature-deactivated20150516]

[kosmogrl]

you can be having the worst day of your life yet when you look outside the sun has never been brighter

[kosmogrl]

the world doesn’t end even when we think it does

[itsmyfriendisaac]

Polly: this musical adaptation of the classic American novel features a star studded Black ensemble cast led by the adorable Keshia Knight Pulliam! Polly Whittier is sent to live with her wealthy but uptight Aunt & she brings an unwavering dose of optimism to the residents of Harrington, Alabama.

[darkmoonperfume]

The way I adore this movie and the sequel. Stellar cast and of course Debbie Allen directed and choreographed the dancing. These movies are a national treasure.

[sleyozz]

the older i get the more i realize that you gotta be ready to say goodbye to anything

[literally21]

[scorpionlafemme]

[gothhabiba]

Legal scholar Robin West calls consensual but unwanted sex a personal, social, and political problem for women everywhere, from college campuses to long-term marriages. The resulting condition—that is, what happens to a woman after repeated engagement in this kind of sex—she calls consensual sexual dysphoria. Dysphoria means a state of unease or generalized dissatisfaction with life. In West’s analysis, unwanted, unpleasurable sex undermines a woman’s dignity, her sense of self-worth, her subjective happiness, and her ability to assert her equality. West’s work is relatively new. In her writing, she notes the limited empirical research available on the subject. She couches her conclusions in words like “it’s likely,” “it must be,” or “it’s hard to imagine.” For example: “It is simply hard to imagine a healthy sense of one’s own agency either developing or being sustained over the course of an adult life in which a woman as a matter of identity and habit bends her will regarding her own body for the sake of another’s physical pleasure.” I’ve discussed the issue with female friends—all of them fierce, funny, smart, independent women—and yet nearly without exception we’ve all done it. Once a year, once a month, or every goddamn night. We grin and bear sex that we do not want and do not enjoy. We follow a tradition laid down (literally) centuries ago by women without our legal rights, education, or consciousness. Why? We do it to keep the peace.

— "Allergic," Tara Conklin. In Wanting: Women Writing About Desire.

[scorpionlafemme]

[itscyran]

REBLOG IF YOU USED TUMBLR IN 2011 - 2013

If so, you knew how turnt Tumblr use to be

[achillesinhighheels]

Anok Yai for Vogue World (2025)

[sadhoc]

just so you all know. If you’re not familiar with how illness works in 2025. A lot of meds actually make sick people look “puffy” or “swollen”. My face looks absurdly rounded, with chipmunk ass cheeks and puffy little jowls. Some meds make you fat. Some make you retain water in weird places, like your belly or around your ankles. This happens to people in comas, people going through chemo, people on dialysis, anyone on immunosuppressants or corticosteroids. Being thin and gaunt isn’t the only way to “look sick.”

[ladiablesse]

a few years ago it was “hehe haha what the fuck even is digital blackface why are yall so mad” now they’re using AI to make fake videos of angry black women trying to use their EBT cards in places that don’t accept it