"Don't Let Anyone Ruin Your Perspective On Life"

We only have parades because we had riots.

"Blue fascism must go!" - 1967:

"Why are the cops fascinated by us?" - c. 1970:

"Police & gvt violence increases daily - against the poor, minorities, women & gays. Are you next? Fight back!! For all of us! & For your own life!" - 1982:

"Stop perverted cops." - c. 1990:

"Mourn the dead, fight like hell for the living." - 1992:

"How many more have to die?" - 1993:

"NYPD: your bullets are racist." - 1999:

I’m intoxicated by the level of trust and understanding that a Daddy and little can share. A sweet little girl should never be worried about what her Daddy says or does because she knows everything he does her has best interest in mind. He’s her friend, her mentor, her protector, her lover, her hero, her safety net, her Daddy. A little could be burden by the stress and responsibilities of life, but as soon as she sees a text from her Daddy or knows a big embrace is awaiting her, her little heart suddenly brightens up and those worries all melt away. I want that.

 I want to shower my little girl with affection and support, make her feel like she’s the most important person in the world and is cherished beyond belief. I want to make her feel like with me at her side, there’s nothing too big or too scary in this world for her to take on. Helping her reach her dreams like they are my own. I want to come home from work and find you running towards me with a big smile and adoration in your eyes. I want you to be dressed up in those cute clothes we got you over the weekend, and for you to be wearing those knee high socks you know I love so much. I want my good little girl.

There is nothing that brings me more joy than knowing I’m making my little girl feel butterflies in her tummy because of the things I say and/or do. I want to make my princess cry because of just how happy I make her, and then when I embrace her tightly to make her tears go away, she’ll cry even harder because she’ll be experiencing affection and love to a degree she didn’t even know existed. I want to make her believe she’s living in a fairy tale, I want her to believe she’s finally found her happily ever after, I want to give that world to her.