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star fragment beach

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i thought 4sure that ive posted ths art b4(( how weird

banana banana nannana banana rreee

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https://www.instagram.com/reel/C_Vj3-IpmmH/

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Hehehe

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cockblocked 😔

[thethingything]

I feel so sorry for this guy but the headlines he's created really are something

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[akajustmerry]

proclaiming we're in a lesbian music renaissance NOW thanks to artists like Billie Eilish, Chapell Roan, Fletcher, Phoebe Bridgers, Dove Cameron and Renee Rapp is qWHITE interesting to me (dgmw I like those artists but)........... people are acting like Janelle Monae, Victoria Monet, Hayley Kiyoko, Arlo Parks, Halsey, Kehlani, Syd, Dua Saleh, Raveena, Kelela, and even Megan Thee Stallion haven't been CONSISTENTLY making music about loving women and eating pussy for well over a decade. is it only a "sapphic music renaissance" when white lesbians and queer women do it?

[akajustmerry]

I MADE YOU ALL A PLAYLIST. HERE'S THE LINK 🌈

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trans flag but it hasn't bloomed yet

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guess what

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[ainecdote-remade-deactivated202]

tired of cannibalism as a metaphor for love or sex. can we get into cannibalism as a metaphor for colonization.

[sloppity-bilepiper]

1. Europeans using Egyptian mummies as medicine

2. The Delectable Negro: Human Consumption and Homoeroticism Within US Slave Culture by Vincent Woodard

3. "Abolitionists turned the tables on Europeans by accusing them of being cannibals when they ate sugar tainted with the flesh and blood of slaves."

4. Zombies (which I would class as cannibals, since they were human and need to eat humans to live) have a root in Haitian folklore and represented enslavement.

[dragonomatopoeia]

For anyone interested in exploring these ideas and themes through the popular canon of horror fiction:

Dawn of The Dead (1978) is one of the most famous zombie movies, but people often forget its commentary on police brutality, unequal enforcement of martial law, resource extraction and hoarding, consumerism, and the Haitian roots of zombie mythology

Romero's previous installment in the series Night of the Living Dead (1968) took care to cast a Black man in the leading role, exploring the ways his survival and capacity to help others in an apocalyptic scenario is hindered by the distrust and racism of others, ultimately leading to him being treated as an enemy, even while uninfected

Ravenous (1999) was inspired by the story of the Donner Party and is a critique of manifest destiny, making a direct link between western expansionism and cannibalism, devouring your fellow man in pursuit of power

these are only a few selections from a very deep well, but they're a good start for anyone interested in this topic

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Hook (arcade) (1991)

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currently typing from a new laptop.

watching bo burnham.

"all eyes on me." also haunted me as a refrain before this.

now I have a way to sing it without feeling what I feel.

how much fun.

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bought a new laptop this season ; watching a lot of Inside .