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Female Awesome Meme - [5/5] warrior characters: Sun Bak. “ When I’m in the ring, there are times when my body moves without me telling it to. It moves without me thinking, “I should do this, I should do that”. It moves in harmony to the moment.”
sense8 christmas special + one song • hallelujah covered by daniel martin moore & apollo chorus
TOP 50 CHARACTERS (as voted by my followers) - #34. Kala Dandekar “I do not know how to use my fists, but…that doesn’t mean I don’t know how to fight.”
sense8 christmas special + sense8′s golden trio
TOP 50 CHARACTERS (as voted by my followers) - #38. Lito Rodriguez “I’m gay. Fuck consequences.”
Female Awesome Meme - [5/5] princesses of color: Amanita. “Impossibility is a kiss away from reality.”
Female Awesome Meme - [5/5] lgbt+ ladies: Nomi Marks. “I’ve been thinking about my life, and all of the mistakes that I’ve made. The ones that stay with me, the ones that I regret, are the ones that I made because of fear. For a long time, I was afraid to be who I am because I was taught by my parents that there’s something wrong with someone like me. Something offensive, something you would avoid, maybe even pity. Something that you could never love. My mom, she’s a fan of St. Thomas Aquinas. She calls pride a sin. And of all the venal and mortal sins, St. Thomas saw pride as the queen of the seven deadlies. He saw it as the ultimate gateway sin that would turn you quickly into a sinaholic. But hating isn’t a sin on that list. Neither is shame. I was afraid of this parade because I wanted so badly to be a part of it. So today, I’m marching for that part of me that was once too afraid to march. And for all the people who can’t march… the people living lives like I did. Today, I march to remember that I’m not just a me. I am also a we. And we march with pride..”
