Kat Kinnick - Lapagos Espranta
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Don’t. Read. The comments. Don’t ever read the comments.
how to dress for your shape: are you human-shaped? play up your natural sex appeal by wearing whatever the fuck you want
Life Tip: As the weather gets warmer, continue to wear whatever the fuck you want. Flaunt everything or keep it cool under cover. Dress to make yourself feel rad.
how to get a bikini body:
put a bikini on your bodyWant to look great naked? Take all your clothes off.
LOL are you human shaped? Love this.
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What a day for dreaming
in cool shafts of light
for pulling in close
and blowing out the tornado
in my chest
for watching winds swirl
through a crisp September windowpane
I trace with my fingers
as you sleep.
What a day
for warm hands
and cold toes
for the smooth brown
of your cheek
a day for closing the windows
against all the unnamed elements
for unwinding the clockwork of
heavy shoulders
and burrowing beneath the quilts,
two little creatures in a nest.
What a day to be so
whole-heartedly
in love with you
so lost in the warmth
of your eyes
the smell of you permeating your sweater
like I could taste your skin on my tongue.
A day to be wrapped up in this thing we so
suddenly have, all the more beautiful
because it’s so fragile.
I too have
sleepless nights
of the mind.
I tasted winter in the breeze this morning
and my books pile high on my dresser,
wishing I could untie
the string of the world
from my finger
and let it slip.
"Prison is the only form of public housing the government has truly invested in"
— Marc Lumont Hill at the talk ‘End Mass Incarceration’ - Riverside Church, Harlem New York (via icecreamritual)
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Esther Quek, womanmade
WHERE DID YOU FIND THAT FLOWER PRINTED BLAZER LOOK HOW WELL IT FITS YOUR SHOULDERS!
"Our work of love should be to reclaim masculinity and not allow it to be held hostage to patriarchal domination. There is a creative, life-sustaining, life-enhancing place for the masculine in a non-dominator culture. And those of us committed to ending patriarchy can touch the hearts of real men where they live, not by demanding that they give up manhood or maleness, but by asking that they allow its meaning to be transformed, that they become disloyal to patriarchal masculinity in order to find a place for the masculine that does not make it synonymous with domination or the will to do violence."
— bell hooks, The Will to Change, p115. (via funkyfest)
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