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Now horny people are without a safe, harmless, informative sexual outlet. But the ‘Dark Side’ of Tumblr wasn’t just about porn. We learned from and counseled each other, we explored together. We learned to be more careful and skilled partners. We learned to safeguard ourselves. We made friends, found lovers. Inside out. From our darkest, most secretive places first. We learned quite a few things about acceptance of ourselves. And others. We found confidence and support here. The anonymity fostered deeper, more honest communication. And soon, we were no longer anonymous. We weren’t deviant. We had similar interests and opinions. Or we were opposites. Whatever we were, we were a community.

We were understood and encouraged here. We stopped by a couple times a day to scroll through, see what was new and check in with friends. Or to rub one out before we went to work. We came. Fuck yeah, we came. A lot. Unless we didn’t have permission. And when we nodded off to sleep: spent, one hand between our legs in a pool of cum and dropping our phone on our faces, we felt pretty freakin’ good.

Sign this petition on charge.org

http://chng.it/5CGxhwww

“Make Tumblr rescind their Adult Content Ban“

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We need to protect black businesses and help to build an economic base for its owners! And first of all, I appeal to white people!

Don’t think of us as black first! 

We are innovators, human beings that make things happen!