Fat. Black. Happy W/ That.

23 | D(M)V | Heteroflexible

[pupscweam]

⊱ plush lil goddess ⊰

[pimpdaddytavros]

i want to be rebellious but i dont want to get in trouble  

[rabioheab-deactivated20200416]

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[notawordwassaid]

4 surprised me

[lovingofficial]

Well

[girlnumbersix]

i love girls and i love twitter and i love girls on twitter

[gahdamnpunk]

SCREAMING ☠️☠️

I bet the gorilla uploaded them pics

[reign-sl]

I’m fucking deceased 😫😂

[approach]

[illmaticraj]

[sepiaseraph-deactivated20221120]

Me quite a few times. College life is skressful, bruh.

[aj521z]

[caroldanversenthusiast]

lmaoooooooo

[blond-shell]

[niggazinmoscow]

Take care of yourself. And don’t trust strangers easily— it might be lethal! Being a girl is scary in so many ways. Yeah it can happen to men, but cmon they see females as an easier target.

[adonischildsupportcase]

[topsydead]

I’m telling you elephants are chill motherfuckers. They fucking love being helpful. They once defended a man with heatstroke from a truck that came to rescue him. They knew he was sick, laying against a tree for shade. They were watching over him and petting him, and they threatened to charge the vehicle for coming towards him. Another person passed out, and elephants cried over her and buried her body in a traditional elephant funeral. (Piling branches on her). And were quite spooked when she got up later. And an elephant was helping workers to put logs in holes for a wall. On one hole, the elephant absolutely refused to set the log in, despite being punished and goaded. Turns out there was a sleeping dog in the hole.

There are so many good elephants stories. They will even help zookeepers wash other elephants– literally, a zookeeper can be like “[Name 1], please wash [Name 2]” and he will go wash that elephant correctly. Listen guys. Not only are elephants people, but they’re largely better people than us. I’m 10000% serious.

[gogomrbrown]

Like the elephant in the room..this needs to be said.

[jcoleknowsbest]

Honestly I have no idea why this never comes up in conversations about immigration… the U.S. literally creates these conditions around the world.

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

[anormaux]

[gdaymer]

is that butter

[ibnuprofen-deactivated20141007]

no it’s stonehenge

[polidics-deactivated20190402]

I can’t believe it’s not butter

[gahdamnpunk]

This was a ride 😭😂

[fuckyeahanarchopunk]

[ibetyoushebangslikeafairyonacid]

If you don’t feel any need to reblog this unfollow me.

[grab-them-by-the-puppy]

Seriously what the fuck you spent money on those donate to a homeless shelter instead you fucking demons

[mydeardetective]

This is more common than you may think. Many urban areas that have high homeless populations are using “defensive architecture” more and more. Sloped and divided benches to keep the homeless from sleeping on them. Spikes placed in sheltered areas where they tend to stay. City planners argue they are only trying to relocate the homeless, pushing them to see out shelters and homeless centers. But that rings hollow. They just want them out of sight. I don’t have a simple, easy solution. But this isn’t it. Making things harder for the homeless does not help them.

[aminnablack]

All these corporations have so much money to spend it on putting spikes on places where homeless people sleep yet absolutely NOTHING goes to those who are homeless. This country really doesn’t give a fuck about the well being of homeless people at all