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"like, bitches just want to hear some beats, ultimately"

on nicolas jaar forgetting this fact in his essential mix

bohemea:

Cate Blanchett - W by Michael Thompson, January 2001

bohemea:

Cate Blanchett - W by Michael Thompson, January 2001

(via oscillatequeerly)

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"Look here Vita — throw over your man, and we’ll go to Hampton Court and dine on the river together and walk in the garden in the moonlight and come home late and have a bottle of wine and get tipsy, and I’ll tell you all the things I have in my head, millions, myriads — They won’t stir by day, only by dark on the river. Think of that. Throw over your man, I say, and come."

Virginia Woolf, from a letter to Vita Sackville-West (via brainpickings)

(Source: awritersruminations, via fuckyeahlesbianliterature)

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maritova:
Paige Bradley created one of the most striking sculptures I’ve seen in recent times. Her masterpiece, entitled Expansion, is a beautiful woman seeking inner piece but fractured and bleeding with light.
“From the moment we are born, the world tends to have a container already built for us to fit inside: a social security number, a gender, a race, a profession,” says Bradley. “I ponder if we are more defined by the container we are in than what we are inside. Would we recognize ourselves if we could expand beyond our bodies?”

i have mixed feelings about this. on the one hand, being forced into a container totally sucks. on the other hand, i am so not down with the way gender theory tries to divorce bodies from “inside” and “true self” and whatever.
my body is the most concretely true thing about me. the problem is other people’s bullshit interpretations of it and demands on it.

maritova:

Paige Bradley created one of the most striking sculptures I’ve seen in recent times. Her masterpiece, entitled Expansion, is a beautiful woman seeking inner piece but fractured and bleeding with light.

“From the moment we are born, the world tends to have a container already built for us to fit inside: a social security number, a gender, a race, a profession,” says Bradley. “I ponder if we are more defined by the container we are in than what we are inside. Would we recognize ourselves if we could expand beyond our bodies?”

i have mixed feelings about this. on the one hand, being forced into a container totally sucks. on the other hand, i am so not down with the way gender theory tries to divorce bodies from “inside” and “true self” and whatever.

my body is the most concretely true thing about me. the problem is other people’s bullshit interpretations of it and demands on it.

(via acme-aspirin)

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pregnant-teen-mom:

slaterwashere:

[undocumented apparel: “you backpacked across europe and they called you adventurous. i crossed a border to save my daughter’s life and they call me a criminal.”]
juliosalgado83:

For my mami and my sister.


fuck whiteness y’all

pregnant-teen-mom:

slaterwashere:

[undocumented apparel: “you backpacked across europe and they called you adventurous. i crossed a border to save my daughter’s life and they call me a criminal.”]

juliosalgado83:

For my mami and my sister.

fuck whiteness y’all

uggghhhhhh straight people

more stupid stuff from that yoga festival i’m teaching at next weekend. why do i ever agree to do things where i have to collaborate with straights? i should stop.

like, they aren’t even being virulently horrible or anything. they’re just so fucking clueless and i can’t even begin to explain why the things they say and think and do are not on.

and while we’re at it, ugggghhhhhhhh white yoga people and their random-ass appropriation of hindu gods. just, why? hanuman doesn’t give a flying fuck about the printemps érable, people.

saschaeatsteeth:

nuitdenaissance:

vile-insect:

dthshrk:

For Bridget who had a confrontation with a rude fashion blogger recently

Hahah! Thanks Kristin. About 2 weeks ago two people were walking behind me and thought I couldn’t hear them (my headphones were on but the music was in between songs) and one of them said “If she wasn’t so fat I would photograph her for my fashion blog” to which I responded by whipping myself around, blocking their path and throwing my hands up with middle fingers thrust in their faces and said “FUCK YOU AND YOUR BLOGGG, BITTTCHHHHHH!” and walked away. Last week one of them saw me outside my classroom and approached me trying to apologise for the comment and I stopped them and said “your apology is as bogus as your blog” and blew smoke in their face. I am an obnoxious fat stylish glitter bitch and I will call you out if your apology only exists because you got CAUGHT and TOLD and I will not let you talk about my fat negatively or link it to my style negatively, ALRIGHT.  DUH.

omg you are great yes

:D!!!

saschaeatsteeth:

nuitdenaissance:

vile-insect:

dthshrk:

For Bridget who had a confrontation with a rude fashion blogger recently


Hahah! Thanks Kristin. About 2 weeks ago two people were walking behind me and thought I couldn’t hear them (my headphones were on but the music was in between songs) and one of them said “If she wasn’t so fat I would photograph her for my fashion blog” to which I responded by whipping myself around, blocking their path and throwing my hands up with middle fingers thrust in their faces and said “FUCK YOU AND YOUR BLOGGG, BITTTCHHHHHH!” and walked away. Last week one of them saw me outside my classroom and approached me trying to apologise for the comment and I stopped them and said “your apology is as bogus as your blog” and blew smoke in their face. I am an obnoxious fat stylish glitter bitch and I will call you out if your apology only exists because you got CAUGHT and TOLD and I will not let you talk about my fat negatively or link it to my style negatively, ALRIGHT.  DUH.

omg you are great yes

:D!!!

(Source: spr1ngfl1ngqueen, via acme-aspirin)

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growing up in southern california has ruined my taste in men.

growing up in southern california has ruined my taste in men.

(via how-charming)

heartdashbeats:

a friend sent this to me so i don’t know the source but it’s so accurate that i wanna marry it.
always. this.
edit: thanks to locomotives for the source

heartdashbeats:

a friend sent this to me so i don’t know the source but it’s so accurate that i wanna marry it.

always. this.

edit: thanks to locomotives for the source

(via deeplezstonerwitch)

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heartdashbeats:

so tired from being up late talking about feelings.

sometimes life is really that lesbian.

(via deeplezstonerwitch)

subtlecluster:

newwavefeminism:

the-unpopular-opinions:

I know I submitted this a long time ago and I just had to respond.

who thought that this was a good idea? “i’m not racist, but I’m going to compare natural black hair to cancer and say that all people who wear their hair the way it NATURALLY GROWS OUT THEIR HEAD look like runaway slaves”
I love that in “post-race” america, people can say this shit and believe that its legitimate. that they aren’t actually making fools out of themselves.

In Puerto Rico, hair like the model’s is “pelo malo” or “bad hair.”
>_< Whyyyyyy.

“I am white…” + “I don’t think black women should…” = !?!??!!?!!!!!
Just don’t. Whatever you’re thinking, it’s racist. 

subtlecluster:

newwavefeminism:

the-unpopular-opinions:

I know I submitted this a long time ago and I just had to respond.

who thought that this was a good idea? “i’m not racist, but I’m going to compare natural black hair to cancer and say that all people who wear their hair the way it NATURALLY GROWS OUT THEIR HEAD look like runaway slaves”

I love that in “post-race” america, people can say this shit and believe that its legitimate. that they aren’t actually making fools out of themselves.

In Puerto Rico, hair like the model’s is “pelo malo” or “bad hair.”

>_< Whyyyyyy.

“I am white…” + “I don’t think black women should…” = !?!??!!?!!!!!

Just don’t. Whatever you’re thinking, it’s racist. 

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