Jul 4, 2015
2 things ima miss about Rio: - the bold, Afrocentric street style you can see everywhere in the city on any given day - the fact guys prided themselves on knowing how to dance & they were constantly killin it @ all the parties
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2 things ima miss about Rio: - the bold, Afrocentric street style you can see everywhere in the city on any given day - the fact guys prided themselves on knowing how to dance & they were constantly killin it @ all the parties
i'm just so confused as to what I'm feeling...
sometimes there are no words for the changes, but you just know that the growth is there; you feel it..
spent most of my flight throwing up and tearing up as a natural reaction lol but momma i made it! i'm back and I'm not sure what feelings are attached to that reality...i'm always a little more lost after journeys like these lol
"Eu quero namorar você" seems to be the most common statement in Bahia. if you lookin for where to be a carefree thottie, i got suggestions lol
JUST FINISHED MY LAST FINAL. DID I MENTION I AM IN BAHIA. BRUH IM OFFICIALLY A SENIOR. CAN YOU BELIEVE THIS.
when i go home, i want an ice-e(¿?) with rainbow on top and tamarindo on the bottom. tastes like summer in the Bronx bruh. tastes like childhood and love, lmao.
what i wanna know is why so many "quirky" "alternative" PoC feel the only way they can continue being "different" AND be accepted is by hanging out **only** with white people...like what....i hope they know they're pretty much functioning under the idea that PoC are a monolith and not a space for diversity of quirkiness and style and alterity. pero okay..