💄CaramelBarbie💄

I'm just a sweet girl,that's living life to its fullest! And even though at times it's really hard. I know JESUS is by my side. 💄I Follow Back!💄 👑Twitter @Christina_Mosby👑

[dayanasilveira]

[gulistan-blog]

㋡🥀

[agarliclie]

Dear @obscure-witchfairy I know not the flowers you love. But these are my happy flowers.

I love the shape and colour hibiscus takes, it's the same joy I feel when you spam my account 🩷🌸 Thank you for the love 💕

[jesswolfieswonderfulworld]

His new fave spot! #cats

[forestraine]

[yxngtrxll]

[sabonhomeblog]

DISC Interiors

[bunnypets]

some recent meals i've made <3

[lustingfood]

Burattino Brick Oven Pizza (via burattinopizza)

[forgottenflickr]

2008

[rickybabyboy]

Sniff #16421

Rating: A+

Comment: give

[intrnetprincess]

[intrnetprincess]

meee<3

[natalinaofficial]

www.instagram.com/officialnatalina

[sabonhomeblog]

[sabonhomeblog]

[natalinaofficial]

www.instagram.com/officialnatalina

[tolstoyevskywrites-deactivated2]

Important ideas to consider when creating characters who are black and indigenous people of color. (x)

[fixyourwritinghabits]

There is a lot of discourse in the notes here that seems to boil down to ‘but I liked that character,’ and it’s important to realize this is not post criticizing these characters, it’s a post heightening how BIPOC often fall into these stereotypes, how important it is to keep an eye out for them, and especially how important it is to get BIPOC feedback on your work. We all absorb these things unconsciously, and it takes work to pry them loose.