I Shall Call Thee Truffles.

"Not everyone can see it, but those who can know there is no beauty like that of a brown-skinned woman when she is beautiful: the velvet skin, the dark hair like a cloud, the dark eyes like deep wells to drown in." -The Wedding, Dorothy West

I promise to plant kisses like seeds on your body, so in time you can grow to love yourself as I love you.

—Tyler Knott Gregson (via viage)

(Source: nepenthe--pareidolia, via raysymone)

There is something really wrong with people finding it easier to call a black woman hoes and bitches instead of sisters and queens.

daniellemertina:

queennubian:

You’d rather hate me than love me or even exalt me. Something is VERY wrong with that fam.

I believe that words can be reclaimed by those who the term has been used against but it is problematic when we automatically resort to these slurs/ pejoratives when speaking of one another. When done automatically & continuously, it seems like an internalization of the dehumanization of black women.

Pieces of My Heart: Okay, show of hands-

fattypolitic:

How many people by now have no idea that eating more fruits and vegetables, lean protein, and drinking plenty of (unpolluted) water is better for you than processed food?

I know it. Everyone knows it.

What these arrogant shits who keep aiming to “teach low income people” is…

Family Togetherness.

  • Me: I'm so BOOOOOOORED!
  • My 7 year old brother: You SHOULD be! After all the SELFISH things you did to me!
  • Me: ...hahahahahahahahahaha!
  • My 7 year old brother: -_____-