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I saw this one post ages ago where someone said that video games can’t have plus-size characters, because “how could they do cool action?” I can’t find the post, but it inspired me to show you guys some gifs of real people.

wolfoflightandearth

All this and also like videogames dont have to have realistic actions.

Videogame characters regularly do things that real life people cannot do.

If youre someone who can accept link turning into a wolf but cant accept someone fat doing flips and parkour and shit maybe youre just fatphobic and you dont actually care whether or not plus sized people can do those things.

the-memedaddy

noctumsolis

Sooo I’m guessing that for Americans “cross” and “sauce” rhyme?

appendingfic

I cannot imagine what pronunciation would cause them not to, so yes

kragehund-deactivated20200518

if you live somewhere that “sauce” and “horse” rhyme, i don’t want to hear your opinions on literally anything.

vworpstageleft

Me, after a few seconds: Oh. they’re saying “horse” with a soft r.

Me initially:

dankmemeuniversity

luncheon-aspic

Imagine showing this meme to someone one month ago.

animalcrossingpocketcamps

Ugly Animal Jail

silver-tongues-blog

The only ugly animal I see is the pig

afrorevolution

How Shea Butter is made is the Northern Region of Ghana

Video by Hamamat Mantia

Her ig : @iamhamamat

agavehoney

Her skin is proof

goldnpoc

But she’s like so adorable

luvyourselfsomeesteem-deactivat

this is magic

andromedafalls

who. is. she.

emilianadarling

That’s Hamamat Montia! (Her name is actually spelled incorrectly above.) She’s a Ghanaian supermodel and the 2006 winner of Miss Malaika Ghana, a Ghanaian beauty pageant and reality TV show.

(Blast from the past on that last one… Hamamat winning her Miss Malaika crown in 2006!)

In addition to her job as a model, Hamamat is an entrepreneur and activist. She’s the founder of Africa Eats Now, an organization committed to reducing malnutrition throughout Africa.

She also just recently launched a series of children’s books, Zuzu & Sasa, which tells the story of two Ghanaian sisters whose adventure throughout Africa discovering magic, gaining self-confidence, and learning about African culture and history.

I believe she’s now moved back to Ghana after being away for a while. In the videos, she’s visiting her family in Tamale in the Northern Region of Ghana. (Shea butter is a suuuuper important product for many communities in that region.)

She’s also a mum and has two little ones of her own. :3

In conclusion, Hamamat is a stunning and very accomplished Ghanaian woman!

For more about Hamamat’s visit to Tamale, you can check out her instagram here or this article. For more of the Accra photoshoot (the one with Hamamat in front of the Ghanaian flag motorway pillar) check out this one.

Hope that helps! :3