Jenna Gribbon (American, 1978) - Waffle House at Night Wrestlers (2019)
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Jenna Gribbon (American, 1978) - Waffle House at Night Wrestlers (2019)
there are many fat gay women which is basically awesome
True ✅
Helpful ✅
Inspiring ✅
Necessary ✅
Kind ✅
calculating...
PASS
more characters should be bisexual
Happy Pride Month everyone
getting back into blender again...
hold on i need to google something
okay this is funny and also support HIJOS, which raises awareness for the forcible disappearance of people in guatemala and argentina!
Umm... A little help?
FKA Twigs and Yves Tumor for the Perfect Stranger MV
KuroPaku genderswap
Remember when Lil Nas X beautifully explored his sexuality, seduced and killed the devil to the banger of all time, and instead of cheering on this openly gay and proud Black artist for his artistry and fighting back against respectability politics, suddenly said respectability politics was all the Queerest Place on the Internet cared about? Hm. Wonder what happened there.
Anyway I miss him and hope he's doing better with his mental health 🙏🏾
Nick Knight: ‘War’ (1997)
happy pride month everyone!!
reblog to bap prev with your paw
the staccato trumpet trills from the end of TANK! but they just keep going
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actually i'm pretty sure that's a saxophone and the musician is just leaning on it real fucking hard
Salma Deera, from a poem titled "Maenads," featured in Letters from Medea: Poems
number one rule! never believe ur thoughts after 10 pm . unless its about The Character then believe all of your thoughts wholeheartedly
most fantasy books or fics i’ve read that contained a desert biome fell back on real world prejudice and misconceptions in place of authentic worldbuilding for a place and people, and it is so telling that the trope seems to repeat itself
things like
the desert as a lifeless wasteland where ‘life is crushed underneath the shifting sands and blazing sun’ blah blah blah. deserts are full of life and they are beautiful and people have lived and prospered in them for eons. please read a book
the desert as an ugly or barren terrain where everything is harsh and threatening
the desert as something scary
the inhabitants as backwards religious zealots
the men as overly violent and oppressive
the inhabitants in need of outside instruction/intervention, i.e. “civilizing the savage”
the “harem” and women as exotic, sensual, mysterious
writing tribalism with no knowledge of how tribes actually function
djinn (or for the westerners, genies)
Islam Lite (the aesthetics or spiritual practices appropriated and stripped of meaning)
sprinkling random arabic words for ✨flavor✨instead of expanding your worldbuilding to include language as well
clothing as oppressive or mysterious, instead of serving its actual purpose (protecting you from the elements, which should be obvious but i guess it isn’t. covering your skin keeps you cooler and safer in most deserts)
people who live in deserts as ignorant, superstitious, uneducated
this isn’t worldbuilding, it’s just ignorance and bigotry
Jacob Wrestling with the Angel (1958), Roy de Maistre