KAKPRAAT MET KB

I'm 30. South African. Proud Johannesburger. English teacher. Flaming homosexual. Feminist. I'm a ferocious, world-beating, major ass-kicking supernova. I'm a self-serving, hedonistic, future-discounting utilitarian. I'm an obnoxious, attention-seeking, self-important bimbo. I can easily finish a pack of cigarettes in a single day. I'm disturbingly unemotional and unsympathetic. I'm Christina Aguilera's biggest fan and critic. I'm fearless, flawless, fabulous and focused. I'm given to gratuitous use of profanity. I'm a fan of Machiavellian philosophy. I have a beard and I wear mascara. I'm always staring at beautiful men. Especially Black men with big hair. I've the propensity to be a ho. I'm a Blair Waldorf wannabe. I'm inspired by androgyny. I love languages. Beyoncé is God. I love fashion. I'm doing me. Oh... and the name's Kabelo. KB for short.

[my-dailydreams]

[gatheringbones]

what a gay little foot

[bodegaowner-deactivated20190930]

my kink is when people tell me they were thinking about me

[musclefoot]

[crazystranwaldemar]

[transgenderer]

so embarrassing to like music. "yeah, these are all my favorite noises", "im gonna pay money to go to the room where they play this sound really loud", "im gonna 'buy' these noises so i can listen to them later". humiliating. literature isnt like this

[leahgardner-art]

the green vase strikes again 💐 24x30 inches, oil on wood

[silksarchive]

[stillnaomi]

using violence to liberate people from sweatshops, unsafe mines, and grinding poverty isn't the same as using violence to impose those things on people. the idea that violence is morally repugnant regardless of context is a belief that every oppressor throughout history would love for the oppressed to hold

[miamaimania]

“Untitled” (1984) ∿ Keith Haring — drawing, ink on paper

[llovinghome]

[dankomaksimovic]

ph. Danko Maksimovic - Belgrade, Serbia (2026)

Film: Kodak Gold 200

[madness-narrative]

“Much of what is labeled psychiatric disease is grief that has never been expressed or properly felt, or validated. If we have unexplored trauma, then it’s likely we have unexplored grief too. Some of us need to begin a grieving process that never started in order to heal. Some of us have a life-time of grief that needs to be allowed and experienced. We can choose to challenge our culture’s fear of grief and the dark emotions and begin to heal and turn it around. Grief is subversive, undermining the quiet agreement to behave and be in control of our emotions. It is an act of protest that declares our refusal to live numb and small. There is something feral about grief, something essentially outside the ordained and sanctioned behaviors of our culture. Because of that, grief is necessary to the vitality of the soul. Contrary to our fears, grief is suffused with life-force. It is riddled with energy, an acknowledgment of the erotic coupling with another soul, whether human, animal, plant or ecosystem. It is not a state of deadness or emotional flatness. Grief is alive, wild, untamed and cannot be domesticated. It resists the demands to remain passive and still. We move in jangled, unsettled and riotous ways when grief takes hold of us. It is truly an emotion that rises from soul. – by Francis Weller, from Entering the Healing Ground: Grief, Ritual and the Soul of the World Grief, like all the other difficult and/or dark emotions often gets pathologized, but it is an important part of life, without which we would not be human. Grief need not be pathologized even if it takes a long time.”

— Monica Cassani, Grief is subversive

[meltakposts]

swimming in a little lake

[bippus]

Fuckkkkkk

[whamcitycomedy]

[dozydawn]

amy winehouse by court artist priscilla coleman, 2009.