NAKFA

“caramel crumble apple pie in whole wheat pecan crust with homemade vanilla ice cream, milk in mason jar in the back.”

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Someone just asked me to turn my music down though. KEEP IT TRILL NINJA shaaaat

4 ♥ / 9 April, 2013

DMV

Is anyone else grossly impressed with the weather today?

I mean gaaaaaaat DAMN,

keeping it trill while i’m studying indoors -______________-

this session will be ending shortly hopefully.

BTW I had the most interesting trip to Philly/NY this weekend. A lot of small self discoveries occurred, ultimately leading to greater good. AMEN and blessings to everyone who was part of my experience. NY, you are a beautiful place. Really, I feel alive every time I go up there.

Um anyone local that styles/does photography and wants to network, hit meh for projects and to shoot around ideas. Feel free to reblog this as well so it can reach artists that are in the cut. Who got that WERK? haaaa blessings y’all ^_^

1 ♥ / 9 April, 2013

callingoutbigotry:

saloandseverine:

Pablo Picasso, Two nudes and a cat, 1903

AND A CAT

13773 ♥ / 5 April, 2013

“How do you know when it’s over?”

“-Maybe when you feel more in love with your memories than with the person standing in front of you.”

— hmm.

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51 ♥ / 29 March, 2013

feminishblog:

bitterbuffalo:

thiscuntsays:

kiskex:

Distinguished sociologist Erving Goffman noted that women in photographs are often portrayed in compromising or submissive situations such as having the head turned upwards to expose the neck or in a contorted stances often with light self-touching. Such poses invite the gaze of the viewer and make the subject of the photograph seem vulnerable and exposed to sexualization.

as highlighted by the image, Erving Goffman made it known that these poses were problematic because if we saw any reversal of the gender roles, we perceive it as weird or strange. this image shows a man posing in a feminine fashion… men are very rarely posing like this in professional photography.
essentially, if our instincts tell us something is strange about a person in a photograph, it is representative of the demand of gender display in advertisements.

29783 ♥ / 28 March, 2013

DMV

“How do you know when it’s over?” “-Maybe when you feel more in love with your memories than with the person standing in front of you.”

“How do you know when it’s over?”

“-Maybe when you feel more in love with your memories than with the person standing in front of you.”