Mr. Stefan

A place.

Repost… the fam cooking some hood meal shi

Severe lack of Clark and Mary art on this website so I must pick up my pen and draw in swiftness, hopefully encourage others to do the same. It's really a shame because they definitely had the most interesting and robust relationship/depth in this movie.

Reblogging this manually. Op doesn't want credit for fear of being terminated.

happy pride month

outcast of the village

When I was in 5th grade a girl told me that “black boys couldn’t be pretty” it took me a long time to see something worthwhile in the mirror

If they at any point during the encounter have the thought or emotional impulse of "how would my partner describe this to one of their friends later?", what happens? What would it mean to them to be caught in the act by a stranger? A friend? An enemy? How would they relate to catching someone else in the act?

Anyway happy international asexuality day back to work I go

idk bud have you tried um. feeding them

good morning

Black people have been HEAVILY unrepresented and hated upon for years. It is good to show recognition and appreciation to the black people that have contributed and shown that we are more than just ‘ex slaves’ and hurt and struggle. It’s great to recognize where we came from and where we are now. To recognize the hands that help shaped our society. The culture we have in America. To honor black people from all periods of U.S. history. We were forced into to this country and had nothing but the traditions brought over, and now we’re doctors, scientists, entertainers. Isn’t that amazing? Isn’t that worth celebration? My grandfather (not great grandfather, my grandfather, my mother’s dad,) was a world war 2 vet and I so wish I got to hear him speak about his experience in Okinawa. I wasn’t old enough to ask him, but I remember he had pictures of the boat he was on and some of the guys he worked with. He then got his masters in pharmacology and got his PhD where he then married my grandmother who was a white woman. Of course, there’s a lot more to his story, but all this to say that he has LIVED. His life and experiences is worth celebrating and I’ll be damned if I sit and listen to another person say black Americans don’t deserve this type of recognition and respect. Happy black history month yall.