Heebs

“It’s been a long week,” I say in the middle of a Monday.

Exactly.

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Why do brown moms baby their sons so much like damn let him grow up he can fetch himself water and make himself tea he a grown man like men like that grow up thinking women are their to serve them and thats it

What kind of miserable bitch do you have to be to write this post?

^ umm there literally is no need to be “a miserable bitch” to make a point like the op did. its called having enough of lazy men who cannot do the smallest things for themselves and depend on women to serve them everything. we’re not maids. we weren’t placed on Earth to serve men. it’s not our duty to feed your lazy pampered ass. your mother isn’t your slave. neither is your sister, aunt, cousin, grandmother or wife, but my question: what kind of a miserable bitch do YOU have to be to be offended by the truth? ur one of those grown men who can’t fetch water for themselves aren’t you lol

I’m all for calling out lazy men but as I said time and time again it’s very telling we uphold patriarchal views when we find a way to place blame on women for the actions of grown ass men. It ain’t his mom it’s him.

Rb every time you see this

Concept: My children not being corrupted by whiteness and never going through self hate.

idc (I do care)

Dont look behind you. Just run. 

Did my reflection just blink? 

Student loans.

President Donald Trump

It’s too late it found you

They always, ALWAYS stand back up.

^^ That honestly just reminded me of “weebles wobble but they don’t fall down”

Student loans

Never worn baby shoes; for sale.

if we’re going to be together, i want you to be assertive, like let me do what I want, but don’t just let me ‘do’ what I want, ya know? question my actions, question my beliefs, I want to you challenge me, fucking challenge me, make me think, you don’t have to pretend to like everything I like, you don’t have to pretend to agree with everything that I agree with, be you, and I can still be me, and together we can just simply ‘be’, with all of our differences, that’s how we’ll grow