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Indigenous Lore Shamone

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5 star service is all I know

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I 100% believe in kink shaming, somebody gotta tell yall mothafuckas you weird as hell. 

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This is a very beautiful ask and can only be realistically expected if you're extending that same energy and reverence towards your love interest. That's how King and Queen relationships work, however a King is going to lead. So saying yes to everything is not true leadership.

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Soooo true also

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Aboriginal Dot Art

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MY FINGERS BARELY EVEN TOUCHED YOUR STUPID FUCKING AD STOP REDIRECTING ME TO THE APP STORE

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Right ?!?!

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Michael jackson - Don’t Stop Till’ you get enough

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👣 Spirits of the Rock Country — The Mimih of Arnhem Land

Tall, impossibly thin… and older than memory.

The Mimih spirits are said to live within the cracks of Arnhem Land’s ancient stone country—so light a strong wind could carry them away. In Aboriginal tradition, they’re not just spirits… they were the first teachers.

They showed people how to hunt. How to paint. How to sing, dance, and survive in one of the oldest living cultures on Earth.

But they’re not always friendly. Stories tell of Mimih luring humans into their caves—where one wrong choice could mean never returning.

✨ Their forms still live on in bark paintings and sculpture—elegant, surreal, and deeply symbolic.

If you’ve ever seen these elongated figures in Aboriginal art and wondered what they really mean…

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“To have someone understand your mind is a different kind of intimacy.”

— Unknown

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Bolts of lightning. Electricity for everybody. 1907.

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