turns out the man of my dreams was a woman
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YOU ARE THE REASON
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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The Stonewall Inn
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turns out the man of my dreams was a woman
morgan harper nichols
chinese hanfu by 有香如故
images of dream
my full “rejoicing in our hair” collection!! these were the final pieces for a project for college! ✨💜
“Originally this was a college project. We were to choose a current or past event / article and create a narrative piece from it. I chose the "Natural Hair Ban of Pretoria High” that unfolded back in 2016. I created a set of 6 paintings that depict black cultural and natural hairstyles worn by black people all over the world. The black women here are seen rejoicing in their hair, through expressions of pride, joy and love. Its a direct juxtaposed response to the ban on hair and made to encourage black people all over the world who are discriminated against because of their hair"
theres only one public speedpaint! The rest are all available on my patreon. Please consider supporting me if you enjoy my work 💖
Liquid Gold
The goal is to laugh forever with someone you take seriously.
I think my parents have this. Sometimes it’s hard for them, but I’ve never doubted that they love each other. Our family dynamic isn’t perfect but love isn’t supposed to be perfect, it’s supposed to be real.
The goal is to laugh forever with someone you take seriously.
my god do you remember not being acutely aware of the fact youre a girl?? it must have been when i was 11 or 10 maybe. emily bronte saying ‘i wish i were a girl again, half savage and hardy and free’. do you find yourself envying dogs and birds or anything that doesn’t have to be pretty to live?
I vividly remember what it felt like to have my ranked life priorities as follows: 1. books. 2. eating raw brown sugar out of the baking cabinet 3. eating raw butterscotch chips out of the baking cabinet 4. books at times I wasn’t allowed to have them 5. Dragons 6. construction paper art projects 7. drinking soy sauce out of the bottle when no one was looking 8. the legality or illegality of owning an owl depending on where my dad would move to next 9. greek mythology 10. more dragons. 11. Pokemon 12. Warrior Cats
I… miss the shit out of that person. I’m working on reconnecting with her again.
same but Pokemon was/is top 5.
Good night bae Bay
📷 by local underwater photographer JR Sosky
When you’re old, all you want to do is stare at the scenery. It’s so strange. I’ve never felt so peaceful before.
Howl’s Moving Castle | ハウルの動く城 (2004) dir. Hayao Miyazaki
Jupiter as seen by Juno
Pyrocumuli
Thai Coconut Curry Chicken Soup
Really nice recipes. Every hour.
Show me what you cooked!
This is more my speed
CHEESY BACON SMASHED POTATOES
Really nice recipes. Every hour.
Show me what you cooked!
Came on here to do some thinking and what do I get? An advertisement for heart disease
Something Happening Somewhere
Feeling the energy of my inherited culture tonight, on the eve of my first departure from the US that isn’t strictly a tropical vacation.
As we head further into this presidency, and the absurd is increasingly normalized, I worry about the way that people might miss the richness of this culture, passing over it for an idea of a militarized, radical, inhuman force, when we could do to respect the history of a nation much older than our own.
The truth is that any nation can get rich, but to believe that this amounts to a kind of wisdom is a profound foolishness. There is no substitute for cultural respect.