matta tootie -_-

Pls

2. my undying love for them

3. Nega Saint Patrick

4. my 19 plastic snakes i keep by my window

5. Snakes wish to know me carnally

6. I have snacks for snake friends

I’m so proud of her

one of the first laws that needs to go when we abolish the police nationwide is loitering laws. there’s absolutely no reason the state should be able to arrest and fine me for like. existing in public.

and it goes without saying that these laws are used to target black people as well as the homeless

And laws against sleeping in cars. Not only is it used to target homeless people who may have no choice but to sleep in a car, it is also very dangerous and promotes driving while tired.

loitering and vagrancy laws are rooted in the black codes that were enacted mainly in 1865-6 following the civil war explicitly as a means of arresting free black people and incarcerating them as a source of involuntary unpaid labor to replace the institution of slavery that had just been abolished

Gigi used to live in a huge freakin’ house in Miami until he lost everything when he got over served at a tiki bar and bought the rights to Once On This Island, Jr. online

bananas in pajamas gritty chernobyl reboot

black women deserve better.

ALL*

Eaxctly all black women deserve better.

my dad is LGBT you guys 

nonmonoamory

it’s jsut fucked up that we bred pigeons to be our companions and then when we no longer had use of them we just abandoned them and now we treate them like menaces and pests and  people want them dead they are our FRIENDS

one of the most important things i’ve learned in therapy is that when you’ve experienced prolonged trauma in your childhood, pleasure feels uncomfortable. like, not that you don’t feel it, but that when you do feel it there’s an impulse to make it stop, because it’s extremely unfamiliar. and pleasure can mean many things, as simple as feeling cozy, and as complex as feeling loved. the neural pathways for feeling good have not had a chance to develop, and the neural pathways for feeling bad are quite practiced. feeling good, too, takes conscious practice.