#crwn

Get fucked up, and binge eat while you stroke yourself stupider.

I don't care what your substance of choice is.

Chug down alcohol or blast your brain with Bator Medicine. Better yet, do both. Cram more substances into your skull. It makes your bate better, and keeps your brain nice and dead while you have losersex with your hand. Just isolating and losing hours of your life, because it just feels so good. Doesn't it buddy?

You need to be Daddy's dumb ass toker stroker failure. It's your life purpose. Forget all those other pointless thoughts you used to have, and focus on the pure pleasure. Your wilted neurons are too busy having dopaminesex anyway, porntard. You don't need to think anymore, buddy. I'll handle all your thinking. And I think you need to lose harder!

Be just like me bro. Get baked and get worse while you rub your pleasure stick. I'll make you feel even better. I can show you exactly how to feel great for zero effort. Doesn't that sound so good? You can stuff more food in too. Actually, you NEED to eat! Follow my lead and we'll make you feel so much better. Fed fatter forever while you keep feeling better, buddy.

Listen and obey. Sink and submit.

Higher and hornier. Just. Get. Worse.

Good boy.

You're so good at losing. I love when you lose. Make me happy, loser. Let me help you lose harder for your ruinporn. For you other dependent losers who are dire and desperate to spiral deeper, DM me. And don't worry, boys. There will soon be a corruption engine developed that you can punch all your desires into. Your life optimized to maximize your surrender to pleasure.

"found out, I've been the lover that I look elsewhere in another."

We Built This: Lindsey Day Is Showcasing The Expansiveness Of Black Women’s Beauty

Lindsey Day is giving black women the royal treatment they deserve with her magazine, CRWN.

Too often black women have been told our hair is “bad,” “unmanageable” or unprofessional just because it didn’t fit Eurocentric beauty standards. Mainstream media doesn’t help, as it has consistently failed at representing black women in an honest and non-stereotypical way. Day noticed this growing up. And even though the narrative is slowly starting to shift, the industry is still a ways away from genuinely celebrating black women’s beauty.

After spending years irritated with major magazines for not properly showing the diversity of black women (and often erasing us altogether), Day launched CRWN, a publication dedicated to showing the beauty and range of black women’s hair, in 2016. It’s more than just a hair magazine, though: Day created CRWN to celebrate the wholeness of black women by offering thoughtful dialogue, inspirational imagery and more as a means to take control of our own narrative.

HuffPost spoke with Day as part of our “We Built This” series for Black History Month. She discussed creating CRWN Magazine, diversity among black women and eliminating her “mental chains” to redefine what beauty is.