truth
1. If you don’t like the way he kisses you, you won’t like the way he fucks you. Get up and leave.
2. If he won’t go down on you, but expects you to go down on him, laugh. Get up and leave.
3. If you don’t want to do something and he doesn’t respect that, slap him round the face. Get up and leave.
4. If he isn’t okay with the imperfections on your skin, if he says they turn him off, get up and leave.
5. If you don’t want to shave your legs and he thinks that’s disgusting and refuses to touch them, get up and leave.
6. If he doesn’t see your body as a masterpiece, as a complete work of art, get up and leave.
7. If he makes you feel uncomfortable about any part of your body, get up and leave.
Get up and leave // E.E (via happy-absturz)
No need to slap someone, but yeah, leave boo
(via kushandwizdom)
Nobody can teach me who I am. You can describe parts of me, but who I am – and what I need – is something I have to find out myself.
Chinua Achebe (via kathreenmarie)
male moans are really important to me like goddamn make some noise pump up the volume christ just moan its very hot
everyone who likes coconut water is lying
everytime nicki minaj smiles my skin gets clearer, my eyebrows become fuller, and my bills get paid
The Myth of the Extraordinary Woman doesn’t challenge sexism. Having one female character in a group of male characters who deserves to be there because she “earned their respect” by “being the best” does NOTHING to threaten the patriarchy, because it’ll just isolate her as an aberrant case. MOST women are useless, but THIS ONE is special.
You know what does threaten the patriarchy? Communities of women. Older female mentors taking younger ones under their wing. Presenting a united front to sexism. Women who don’t even WANT to join the boy’s club, who seek the approval of other women, and value THEIR opinions over gatekeeping sexists.
I hope jesus comes back as a rapper
nicki minaj is already here
I love late night conversations, late night drives, late night snacks, late night showers, everything’s better at night.
(via lulu-a)