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ammit420

I feel like getting my college degree will be simultaneously a relief and extremely underwhelming

ammit420

“fiiiinally, i can add a sentence to my resumé“

commiewithablog

Having gained a college degree, let me just say: that’s exactly what it feels like.

kagoma-deactivated20180417

Trans Lives > Cis feelings

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In 2016, let’s please do better.

Watch and absorb, folks.

thepsychmind

Fun Psychology facts here!

mrsfreakybbw-deactivated2025102

This resonates with me…95% of the time I’ve pretty much got it together. It’s that 5% that can really fuck up stuff.

gigglefuck

amplified 10 fold for those who suffer from depression or anxiety

~R.

itsyaboyfernando

Dig deep into my roots and this is who I truly am.

jjrodriguezv

A beautiful depiction of the #Mestizaje and #Mulatez of #PuertoRicans who everyday wrestle with the fact that our blood drips of slavery and freedom, capture and conquest, poverty and wealth, colonized and colonizer, injustice and justice. In the words of the late Ada María Isasi-Díaz, this is our identity: “Mestizaje and mulatez are what ‘socially situates’ us Hispanics in the USA. This means that mestizaje and mulatez as the theological locus of Hispanics delineate the finite alternatives we have for thinking, conceiving, expressing our theology. For example, because mestizaje and mulatez socially situate our theology, our theology cannot but understand all racism and ethnic prejudice as sin and embracing of diversity as virtue. This means that the coming of the kin-dom of God has to do with a coming together of peoples, with no one being excluded and at the expense of no one. Furthermore, mestizaje and mulatez mean that the unfolding of the kingdom of God happens when instead of working to become part of structures of exclusion we struggle to do away with such structures. Because of the way mainline society thinks about mestizas and mulatas, we cannot but think about the divine in non-elitist, non-hierarchical ways.” #Taino #Slave #Conquistador

islandboiphotography

“My girlfriends are the sisters I picked out for myself. Cherish the Queen on Queen connection. We need to empower each other more. Surround yourself with Queens.” nerissanefeteri © island boi photography 2014

Im back!

Well just for today I am working an office gig and have a day of sitting at a computer being bored! so tell me whats good in your lives..

floralflowyfatshion

Another Fatshion Masterpost

Hey all! I have found a lot more great places since my last post! I will post the link then the largest measurements they carry so that there wont be any size confusion! (Measurements are in inches. Bust - Waist - Hips.)

I’m not dividing this one into sections so there are some that only carry dresses, some that only carry lingerie, and some that carry all types of clothing!

Torrid (57 - 50 - 59)

Ashley Stewart (54 - 45 - 56)

Simply Be (63 - 56 - 65)

Catherines (63 - 60 - 69)

Avenue (60 - 53 - 63)

Hips and Curves (61 - 54 - 65)

Big Gals Lingerie (62 - 58 - 64)

Kiyonna (68 - 62 - 72)

SWAK (56 - 58 - 60)**

Igigi (68 - 62 - 72)

eShakti (66 - 59 - 69) ^ ***

Jessica London (68 - 61 - 71)

Jasmine USA (49 - 42 - 52)

Making It Big (76 - 75 - 82)

Zelie For She (51 - 44 - 53)

Zulily (50 - 44 - 53) ^

Monif C (54 - 45 - 55)

Qristyl Frazier (55 - 48 - 56)

RebDolls (50 - 48 - 58)

Maurices (55 - 46 - 56)

ModCloth (56 - 49 - 60)

Yours Clothing (59 - 53 - 68)

Chubby Cartwheels (72 - 70 - 72)**

Eloquii (58 - 51 - 61)

ASOS Curve (59 - 51 - 62)

City Chic (56 - 48 - 61)

^ - runs large

v - runs small

** - This shop varies from garment to garment

*** - Does custom sizes

I miss my family, I'm too busy, not sleeping well and drowning under a sea of reading. But! I have potato kale soup so it's not so bad...

sarahseeandersen

reclaimingthelatinatag

Please help me continue further the awareness of what Reclaiming the Latina Tag is all about via the painted portrait and taking it to the art world. I was just invited to a two week artist in residency at MASS MoCa, where i will be working on my painted series entitled “Reclaming the Latina tag: #Latina” contact me via my website for more details on how your selfie can become part of my series. naydacuevasart dot com

mimundosuicida

whisperingbones

Things aren’t always going to be easy. When you turn 15 you’ll meet him. And two months later you will give him everything. It’s not beautiful. Don’t fool yourself. Look, you are going to pack up and move away but you won’t be happy when you get there. Call your mom and tell her you love her. (and don’t sign that second lease) Don’t marry him. He’s not the one. Listen to your heart when you make the guest list and forget to include yourself. That sick feeling won’t be nerves. Run, I know you want to. Baby girl, you are beautiful. Don’t spend those years pushing down on your hipbones. Be gentle to your body. When you are 19, you’ll fall in love with yourself. I promise. Please listen to me. When he says he doesn’t know why he loves you, just walk away. That boy only loves the way your body curves around his. Don’t stop writing. One day you will get the courage to share your words. You’ll regret ripping the pages and burning your journal of five years. (don’t listen when he says your words are pathetic) And I know you won’t understand this but the guy who drives the jeep, he’ll kiss you on the beach. Please tell him not to give up, you might just save a life.

If I had the chance to tell my younger self these things, would I really want to know? Whispering Bones, by Drew Hairgrove Purchase your copy here (via whisperingbones)

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