#to fail

[reneestjohn05]

Respectfully

This is a silly woman who had to jump start her “career” of nothing

By purposely filming and distributing a porn video of her fucking a famous Black man at the time .

Notice the theme

and pattern

👉🏾Other races are NOTHING without proximity to Black men and the support of Black American women

While their white 𝕞𝕖𝕕𝕚𝕒 propaganda machine attempts to erase you with your own Black men

92%

👇🏾

Stop supporting

these non-black women and the white companies and media that elevates them not you

Like this one

👇🏾

You gain not anything from it ❌

But elevate THEIR beauty standards NOT yours

Stay smart

Stop giving it ❤️🌸

💫

[greenbellala]

Uta Köbernick—Scheitern

failure by Uta Köbernick

[im-a-mess-of-a-person]

I HATE TRIGONOMETRY

[heelhozier]

i have one assignment left but i’m so cold and sleepy tired

[sinnabunii]

they took away his babygirl-ness ):

yet another scene fallen victim to getting the life sucked out of it by bones’ artstyle

[normanemilioleongoodworlds]

Regardez "Hymne National De L'URSS" sur YouTube

Ils ont échoué à rendre justice au monde.

Ils ont échoué à combattre l'injustice.

Ils ont essayé, ils ont essayé...

They failed to bring justice to the world.

They failed to fight unjustice.

They tried, they tried...

[mrchalamet-mrstyles]

Charmies either need correctional eye wear or classes in reading comprehension. They think Pauline made the comment about playing a queer character. *insert groan*

I saw that post, anon, and had to laugh. Someone added the quote from Renée and Chumps being Chumps, didn't even think twice before congratulating Mama and Papa Chalamet for raising "2 for 2" (as in queer children). There are no words for that level of stupidity.

Reneé, the youngest of the cast members, also had to get real when bringing her character, Leighton, to life. Reneé casually landed the role of Regina George in Mean Girls on Broadway as her first job in pursuit of a music career, but she admits giving dimension to Leighton felt even harder than stepping into an already established character, like “coming out all over again.”

“I thought that playing a queer character as a queer woman would be so exciting and the most honest and easy part of the job because I’m like, ‘Okay, well, that’s just me,’” she explains. “I came out years ago. I’ve been a ‘young adult’ for a minute. I know what this life is. But it was so hard. It was so hard.”

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