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love2bfit

I love this.

sharmans

Killing Eve (2018 —)

flawlessgentlemen

The projects that I end up doing, that I want to be involved with in any way, have always been projects that will be impactful, for the most part, to my people — to black people. To see black people in ways which you have not seen them before. So Black Panther was on my radar, and in my dreams.

#rest in peace

angelnumber27

This blog is one several-year-long conversation with myself and you are all just along for the ride

angelicguy

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cantabilechaos

Me reading the title: ugh this is gonna be some tightass who thinks tattoos are trashy or something 🙄

Me reading what the tattoo was:

luststricken

every villanelle outfit [36/?]

loewe frayed striped wool and cotton-blend blazer + peter pilotto green satin trousers

#my sweet

ovur

ginger-ale-official

I am literally in love with this man I can’t stop thinking about him

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brighttaylor

rest in paradise, naya rivera. we won’t forget you.

River Queens follows Alexander and his partner, Dale Harris, through the process of purchasing and restoring a boat and sailing it from Lake Texoma (outside Dallas, Texas) to Cincinnati, Ohio. In many ways, Watson and Harris figure out boating as they go; and it is an arduous experience. The couple's bravery struck me. They are two gay men boating through the deep south and Midwest, so often relying on locals for advice, directions, and a helping hand. I was struck, too, at how well they fared. Sure, they faced homophobia, but it wasn't the terrifying disaster I would have anticipated. The people Watson and Harris meet along the way are mostly honest, kind, helpful, and earnest. Almost all are local, life-long boaters, and most are happy to have met Watson and Harris. I would have liked to learn a bit more about Watson's and Harris's pasts. The reader gets a few snapshots along the way, but it doesn't feel like enough. Ultimately, there was probably too much ground to cover. In any case, getting a glimpse into the ups and downs of river life felt like an adventure. I can't imagine not thinking of this memoir whenever I see a boat. Head to the link in bio to read the full review! #book review #booksofinstagram #bookstagram #bookstagrammer #books #bibliophile #literature #iamreading #reader #bookishlove #booklovers #ilovebooks #igreads #readerlife #blackgirlsread #bookrecs #becauseofreading #bookblogger #bookdarlings #wellreadblackgirl #tamingthetbr #booksbooksbooks #whatiread #booksofinsta #bookbloggersofinsta #bookworm #bookobsessed #instabooklovers https://www.instagram.com/p/CCbzjrzAEvE/?igshid=1frdaz510r0yx

We Had No Rules is a queer short story collection written in crisp and cutting prose. Manning's stories are heartfelt, devastating, hilarious, and quirky. In a world that clings to one-dimensionality, Manning demonstrates just how many queer stories there are to tell. Their stories tackle gender presentation, parenting, divorce, coming out early/late in life with responses ranging from rejection to open-hearted acceptance. No story felt trite. No story felt like one I'd heard before. I wish I could go back and read it again for the first time. As always, you can read my full review at the link in bio! #bookreview #booksofinstagram #bookstagram #bookstagrammer #books #bibliophile #literature #iamreading #reader #bookishlove #booklovers #ilovebooks #igreads #readerlife #blackgirlsread #bookrecs #becauseofreading #bookblogger #bookdarlings #wellreadblackgirl #tamingthetbr #booksbooksbooks #whatiread #booksofinsta #bookbloggersofinsta #bookworm #bookobsessed #instabooklovers https://www.instagram.com/p/CCW7PtcgiXI/?igshid=ii22rvrn6vt0