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[lonelywoodland]

Mahin Fayaz

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[xxerlflynn]

Queen Hatshepsut of Ancient Egypt. She has a lovely smile for someone who’s been dead for thousands of years.

[jillyaintfromphilly]

she wasn’t a queen. she was a pharaoh and wanted to be referred to as such. she even had her statues modeled after the male pharaoh’s statues to state her dominance and authority. she was actually one of the most successful pharaohs in all of ancient egyptian history and she reigned longer than any other woman in power in egypt.

[cumleak-deactivated20210627]

damn no wonder she died and smiled for a trillion years afterwards

[inspect-hergadget]

The fact that we know about her is marvelous.

the next Pharaoh after her Tuthmosis III  tried to erase Hatshepsut out of history ,chiseled her name off her monuments ,covered the text on her obelisks with stone,knocked down and defaced her statues .

she was even left off the list of pharaohs ..talk about some patriarchy bullshit

her name was lost for a couple of millennia, her body was found in a unmarked grave  in early twentieth century

sad part is in Egyptian belief is  if your are forgotten in the living world you don’t exist in the afterlife,so he was trying to kill her even in death 

[trustno---1]

My best friend throwing down some herstory. A+ commentary

[mothensidhe-deactivated20151028]

She wore a fake beard, you guys. She was the fucking boss.

[ruthlessdilettante]

If we remember her now does that save her from an awful afterlife?

[awenyddogamulosx-blog]

I’m just picturing the Kemetic afterlife. All the Pharaohs are hanging out in some kind of swanky club, drinking and congratulating each other on being bros. 

The doors slam open and Hatshepsut strides in, glorious, robes swirling, rocking the fake beard and the insane amounts of wealth and power. “Miss me, bitches?” 

[airdramon]

Then she punches Tuthmosis III straight in the dick.

[inscrutablereynard]

King Hatshepsut’s ka is justified and fed by this post. 

Not only did she reign for a long time, she expanded trade and wealth in Kemet to areas and volumes unprecedented in history, AND she did it without conquest or war. She had a fleet of fucking ships built just to go to Punt for trade, no other apparent reason. Before these ships were discovered, Egyptologists didn’t think the ancients of Egypt knew how to sail on the sea, just the Nile. Hatshepsut knew, or at least knew who to employ to get that shit done. And got shit done she did. 

Straight in the dick is probably right. xD

[blackwithstarlight]

DUA NISUT! Damn right She wore the beard, that’s what a King does.

[dead-blog-go-to-artgoddex-deact]

She also had herself referred to using male pronouns quite often and flat-out had almost all depictions of her shown as a man. So I just feel it’s important that we all keep in mind that she very well could have been a trans man or genderfluid.

[gublernation]

🎥🐛

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[chrrycola]

Matthew Gray Gubler’s Professional Opinion x

[matthewgodgubler]

👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼

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[stellardaisies]

I guess I'll be miserable all my life then

[ikonicgif]

Jaden and Willow Smith for Interview Magazine

[thetomska]

ASK ME IF I GIVE A FUCK!!!

[completetoptrash]

Do you give a fuck?

[thetomska]

yes i am deeply affected by the opinions of strangers largely in part to my cripplingly low self esteem and poor mental health thanks for asking

[tacvbana]

Juan Gabriel was-and will always be-much more than a Mexican singer to me. He was born with a talent like no other, no one can replace such an icon like El Maestro. He truly changed an era of pop culture in Mexico and Latin America. Not only did he stun and and shock with his extravagant costumes, performances, and lyrics, he shook a nation. Coming from a country where queer representation is repressed and machismo spurts from every corner, his presence changed the meaning of being a true Mexican into a more diverse definition. He was considered one of the 3 Idols of Mexico. He was an inspiration for thousands of singers, songwriters, poets. His lyrics will always be etched in the back of our minds, and will forever hold a spot in our grand hearts. D.E.P Juanga 

[oneanddun]

July 26, 2016 || Phoenix, AZ @ Talking Stick Resort Arena

[oneanddun]

July 26, 2016 || Phoenix, AZ @ Talking Stick Resort Arena