a white woman: *tells me that she envies my skin, hair, or facial features*
me:
[That’s sad, huh?]

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let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open

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a white woman: *tells me that she envies my skin, hair, or facial features*
me:
[That’s sad, huh?]
White woman: I have anxiety, please don't talk to me about race, it makes me uncomfy.
Woman of color: That... is absolutely a manifestation of white guilt and an active use of white fragility as a defense. Also white anxiety and panic are literally examined cultural phenomenons that upholds white supremacy.
White woman: I fucckked up, hI u;fcked up andd I'Im so stuupd /a..n you should ccomfoRt m eI'mms o ..f uucck..ingg so sror.y.
what we call “self care” is so often tied into maintenance of the body and hygeine because we implicitly believe that the body is the self.
The myth(s) of North Africa, the Middle East and the « MENA »
In this post, I’d like to debunk a few myths about North Africa, the Middle East, and, overall, this « MENA » region that people are always talking about. Long story short, those three terms are inaccurate in various degrees, and behind them hide colonial and imperialist ideologies. They’re not neutral, nor are they factual — they send a message, and you should be aware of their meaning when you use them.
This is a long post so I’m putting it under a “read more”; I would also like to thanks @movingtospacesoon for being kind enough to correct my (numerous) English mistakes.
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any of you heard of game of thrones?
What's Duolingo
She sings New Rules x
What's Duolingo
She sings New Rules x
*talks about demons loudly in local diner*
“what’s up everybody i’m pandora and welcome to my unboxing video”
jeans that fits around your waist AND your thighs ???? its just not realistic
instead of good people like mcdonald’s workers and trash collectors and janitors i elect for the scum of society to be academics. i want to live in a world where i can say “Jimmy you don’t wanna grow up to be a dumb ass nerd do you?” like it’s normal.
american government: (terrorizes at least 1/3rd of the world at any given moment at gunpoint and socially mandates slavish hero worship of the apparatus that makes that possible)
american government: wow jeez why do civilians resort to deadly violence to solve their problems. just don’t know! don’t know who’s setting the example here. God Bless
Hand kissing is sacred, high romance and I think we need to revive it
i have like 1 good angle i’m honestly terrified of what people see in person when i’m 3 dimensional and can’t control which side they see me from like…. i don’t know her but i’m sure she ain’t cute
The tenderest friendships born from offerings of clementine portions
“Here is half of my already tiny snack”
I’m just very tired on a personal level at the way someone can say “my family died/suffered under communism” and it’s totally accepted that there was a systemic cause for their pain, but when I say “my family in Mexico is suffering from not being able to afford fucking food under capitalism” that does not get to be a systemic issue. We never get to attribute our suffering or our people’s suffering to the economic system that is killing them unless it’s one that is seen as a threat to capital. Thats personally exhausting, infuriating and disgusting to me.
My mom: put a bra on Me: the patriarchy never sleeps, I see