If you knew me

[showerthoughtsofficial]

The reason I stay up late is because I don’t want my free time to end and tomorrow to start

[ourladyofrebellion]

I feel so called out and yet so understood.

[starsinursa]

me, as a kid: i can’t wait til i’m an adult so i can stay up late EVERY NIGHT

me, as an adult, crawling into bed at 6:30 pm: oh thank god

[nowisation]

[m--ood-deactivated20181217]

[thelovejournals]

This is what I like about photographs. They’re proof that once, even if just for a heartbeat, everything was perfect.

Jodi Picoult, Lone Wolf (via thelovejournals)

[funeral-keeps-us-apart-deactiva]

[dolliecrave]

Pass this on Tumblr

[drakewinzz]

This is actually pretty important

[addictivepers0nality]

very important information

[jazminbunninsfw]

This needs to be seen more. Rape needs to flat out stop, but until then victims need to know there’s support for them.

[xmuvatokyo]

I should’ve done this . Nobody told me this was an option . Fuck …

[frontpagewoman]

Rest In Peace, Khadija Saye

[accras]

RIP. Grenfell Tower fire death toll rises to 58 as of 6/18/17.

[gif-tv]

[newcrunchyp0rnflakes]

Well… the rains gotta stop somewhere

[mxmoony]

Oh my god, someone has footage of it! I remember one time my dad, lil brother, and I were leaving a Ryan’s. We were waiting for a chance to hop onto the road and in the distance we just saw everything turn grey. We saw it come closer and closer and come to find out it was rain! It was just a wall of rain - the end of the rain, really. I’ve never seen it again, but it’s so cool to see footage of the edge of rain!

[tianixa]

This happened when I was a little kid. It was raining in the back yard, so I went inside. I looked out front and it was dry, so I went out and played in the front yard instead. Haha

[cantcontrolthegay-deactivated20]

where is the lie

[biscuitsarenice]

Chewing Gum

[sixmonthsandgone]

Wise words from Suzanne

[eccentric-m3]

She be dropping some real dimes out here…. some real shit

[the-movemnt-deactivated20170912]

Meet Jelanii Kabita, a transgender man who dances to be free

Jelanii Kabita has dedicated his life to two simple principles: authenticity and dance. As his body syncs to the music, the boombox tattoo scrawled across his stomach dances along with each downbeat. It’s immediately clear that he was made to move.

“I dance to be free,” Kabita told Mic in an in-studio interview. “I dance to eat. I dance to live. I guess I perform dance to show other people that there’s other ways to express what’s going on inside of you.”

Kabita set himself on a path to freedom early on, after experiencing a rocky childhood in Kingston, New York. The 23-year-old first came out as bisexual to his mother in middle school. From that moment on, he endured severe abuse and was ultimately forced out of his home and into foster care. After finding his way to New York City, he found a sense of identity and belonging within the dance community.

Now, Kabita is the leader and founder of the Raiders of Concrete, a street dance crew composed of dancers from several different countries and backgrounds. Mic sat down with Kabita, who shared that he came out as transgender two years ago, and learned more about the story that brought him to where he is today. Read our interview with Jelanii. 

follow @the-movemnt

[lagonegirl]

[localstarboy]

[healingisneeded]

i’m the fries

[sobeitjayt]

im the landing

[ineedasugarmama]

Lmao they play too much man……😂😂😂😂😍😜😜😜

[lagonegirl]

A roast like this make you rethink your entire life

[qraytur]

Black Art/ African American Art Original Art by ArtbyTiffani

[fag]

[mariposa-nena-deactivated201911]

I die everytime I see this kid omg