THIS IS THE NIGHT

must be 18 years or older. black chocolate

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(via argetlam1994, argetlam1994, junior847)

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Long mouthful.

[thisisthenight2020]

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[forever8715]

#Bel #Gris

[derek-bigcock]

Massive piece of man finishing.

[see-men-squirt]

See men squirt on the beach

[modelsof-color]

Cherokee Jack by Richard Phibbs for Man of Metropolis Magazine August 2021.

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Igor Pjörrt

[alwaysbewoke]

whenever i tell people that i don't worry about lost white kids, they're always offended and aghast BUT i be knowing something... most black people be knowing...

[izzy-hands]

Why waste our words When lips were made for extraordinary things

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[dilanjoelniz]

Pietro Boselli for Yummy Zine, 2020.

Shot by Giampaolo Sgura.

[dilfgifs]

DILFGIFS 20K EVENT: FAVORITE DILF ROLE PER MEMBER ↳ STEVEN YEUN in THE WALKING DEAD (2010–2022) - El (@nowadayz)

The bright side…it’ll be the fall that kills us. I’m a glass half-full kind of guy.

[briannatheloner]

You can be anything. Representation Matters

[twist-fate]

so IMPORTANT

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[blackfemmecharacterdependency]

BFCD Sea & Swamp Beings and Characters Masterlist

Mermaids * Tags need some TLC. Some are tagged “black mermaid,” without an s and I don’t have the time to fix that right now. | Mermaid Aesthetic | Mermaid Art | Sea Goddess | Sea Witch

Mermaids: Ariel The Little Mermaid | Donna Siren |  Simidele Mami Wata, Skin of the Sea/Soul of the Deep |

Calypso Water Nymph, Greek Mythology

Sea Witches: Uma Disney Descendants | Ursula Once Upon a Time

Swamp Creature: Honey Swamp Monster High

African Folklore:

Yemonja also spelled Yemoja, Yemaja, Yemaya: Yoruban deity celebrated as the giver of life and as the metaphysical mother of all orisha (deities) within the Yoruba spiritual pantheon

Erzulie Loa/Lwa often associated with water

Mami Wata  African Deities

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mermaidchémonique on tiktok

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[loisfreakinglane]

“Camila! Camila! Wake up. Wake up! Wake up, Camila! Camila!” INVISIBLE CITY // 1.03 “They Are Among Us”

[evermore-grimoire]

The Evermore Grimoire: Mythology 

Iara or Mãe das Águas (meaning ‘mother of waters’) was a beautiful mermaid that lived in the Amazon River in Brazilian mythology. There are many versions of the Iara myth which began with her starting out as a fish-man called Ipupiara. However in the 18th century, Ipupiara had become the seductive mermaid called Iara. Fishermen from all over Brazil would tell stories of young men who gave in to the charms of the beautiful Iara who would then end up being drowned in a fit of passion. The indigenous people of the Amazon region would also tell that Iara was an excellent and courageous warrior and that her brothers were jealous of her, and the praise their father would give her. One day, the brothers decided to kill Iara. However, she heard about the plan and decided to kill the brothers as a form of defence. After doing so, Iara fled into the woods. However, her father pursued her and managed to capture her. As punishment, Iara was thrown into the river Solimões (Amazon region). The fish that were there saved her and as it was a full moon, she was transformed into a beautiful mermaid.

artwork by Robson Michel