blackandcurvy:

Check out my podcast interview with Rubenesque Burlesque performer Magnoliah Black!

blackandcurvy:

Check out my podcast interview with Rubenesque Burlesque performer Magnoliah Black!

Ugh, that eyeliner, so perfect.

Ugh, that eyeliner, so perfect.

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Okay

thisisrapeculture:

caffeinatedfeminist:

If you’re against feminism as a movement because of it’s tendencies to exclude trans* women and WOC, that’s totally legitimate.

But if you’re against it because you think it’s wrong to focus on women’s equality because it “ignores the men” then you let me come live in your universe where men are in need of having their rights protected because I’d like to see that shit.

I love the truth that lives on tumblr.

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Want this. So much.

Want this. So much.

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Some kind of perfect.

hottiesinanimalears:

lyngay:

eatthecaketina:

Hop hop bunny.

Always thinking of your blog, Kira! 

I’m into it!

If I was ever this cute in my life, I could die happy.

hottiesinanimalears:

lyngay:

eatthecaketina:

Hop hop bunny.

Always thinking of your blog, Kira! 

I’m into it!

If I was ever this cute in my life, I could die happy.

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younglady1996:

bad girls

younglady1996:

bad girls

If you identify as queer…

Do you feel like all the sex you have is queer sex, because that’s how you identify?

Or do you occasionally have other kids of sex (not queer - maybe gay, lesbian, hetero? vanilla? kinky? or something else?)? If you feel this way, what differentiates for you “queer sex” vs. some other kind of sex?

This is just a question I’ve been mulling over and trying to decide for myself. Thank you.

Anonymous asked: will you fuck me please

This will be difficult while you’re on anon…

*starts unbuttoning my shirt*

but I’m up for a challenge.