Silver Tongue
bpdrotten:
“Hey… that’s good shit
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bpdrotten:

Hey… that’s good shit

baku-go-home-youre-drunk:

that-sweet-sweet-validation:

brittonofarc:

my-life-is-sometimes-interesting:

catnipkittie5:

ibuprfn:

justaphobethings:

Bi ppl: *exist*

My ace ass: 

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Ace ppl: *exist*

My bi ass:

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bi and ace people: *exist*

my pan ass:

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Bi, ace, and pan people: *exist*

My lesbian ass:

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Bi, ace, pan, and lesbian people: Exist

My gay ass:

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Bi, ace, pan, lesbian, and gay people: Exist

My trans ass:

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This is what pride month is all about

shalizeh7:
“It’s that month again, so here’s a lava mermaid for MerMay :)
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shalizeh7:

It’s that month again, so here’s a lava mermaid for MerMay :)

magicdragonkiddize:

teaboot:

laylamajandra:

sensei-aishitemasu:

lo-cotidiano:

jamaicanblackcastoroil:

futureblackwakandan:

cocoabutter-bae:

futureblackwakandan:

futureblackwakandan:

me hanging out with black people in the summer: “aye, yall don’t forget to put on sunscreen”

them: 

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@flipflibberinflippinghell

Use the Walgreens Brand which is pretty cheap and it does wonders and doesn’t leave me with a white cast. And I’m dark as hell so I hate looking ashy but not all sunscreens are made equally and it’s one of the better ones I’ve used.

Wait cocoa/shea butter and coconut oil don’t protect you from the sun we really do need sunscreen??

Yea fam. All that “we don’t need sunscreen” shit is a myth. Combine that with the fact that most dermatologists don’t know how to spot skin cancer in Black people and it’s a nasty combination.

Yeah, it’s harder for us to get it but when we do it’s deadly. I know two people who died of skin cancer, both were Black.

“While incidence of melanoma is higher in the Caucasian population, a July 2016 study in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology showed it is more deadly in people of color. African American patients were most likely to be diagnosed with melanoma in its later stages than any other group in the study, and they also had the worst prognosis and the lowest overall survival rate.”

- https://www.skincancer.org/prevention/skin-cancer-and-skin-of-color

Sorry about the link, I’m on mobile. But this is from August 2016, which I know isn’t the most recent but it’s still SUPER IMPORTANT. Y’all please wear sunscreen. With Google it’s even easy to find smaller, Black-owned brands.

https://blackgirlsunscreen.com/ is Black-owned!

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I use this sunscreen from Walmart. It’s cheap, doesn’t leave a white cast, and smells pretty good.

Duuuude my family uses that and it’s Soo nice it even smells good

Same for brown people, are skin may be dark but we do burn!

lexicals:

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PLEASE LOOK AT THIS PIC IT’S VERY IMPORTANT

rainbxwburst:

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HATSUNE MIKU SAYS HAPPY PRIDE EVERYONE!!! ❤️❤️💛💚💙💜

birch-fence:

birch-fence:

lmao i lost at least 7 followers after reblogging that…. anyway if you exclude nonbinary people you’re ignoring the white stripe of the trans flag; aces and aros are not straight and thus lgbt+ because theyre literally not attracted to the opposite sex, trans women are real women, and physical dysphoria is not required to be considered trans

me watching the terfs, aphobes and transmeds disappear from my follower count

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felicitywild:

silver-tongues-blog:

You know the moment when Ned is looking at the stars? I imagine he was humming Country Road to himself as he did

A shot rings out from the crowd behind him as Ned rushes in to tackle Dani.

Ned… slams into her. And it hurts, that– that hurts. The two of them spiral and crash to the ground, and Dani’s on top of him and she leans backward and starts to dive her jagged teeth down into his neck. And just at the last second, Barclay runs in and yanks her away. Dani isn’t there anymore wrestling him anymore, but Ned doesn’t get up. The echo of the shot is still ringing in his ears.

From the ground where he’s laying, he can see Barclay pulling her away. She is restrained and fighting, and alive.

Good, he thinks. That’s good.

Mama looks at Barclay, and then looks down at Ned.

And then it occurs to him that everybody is looking down at him. Kepler, the town that’s become his home. The people who’ve become his family. Loyalty has never been Ned’s strong suit. But after all the years he’s been here, the kindness Victoria paid him upon his arrival, the trust Duck placed in him to take Beacon, the faith that Mama had in him to recruit him into Pine Guard, the joy Aubrey shared with him in their time together, Kepler’s earned his. He smiles, or tries to. He thinks of the song he’d heard carried through the night air from someone’s porch the night he fled.. his mistake. How wrong everything felt then, but how right it feels now, despite everything.

The lyrics, the tune, carry through the damp night air and land softly, weakly on his lips. It comes out a little broken, but then Ned’s never been known for how well he can carry a tune.

Country roads…

The ground beneath him is wet, he realizes, but the sensation soon fades. It’s replaced by a chill that makes his head buzz softly, like static. It seeps into his vision. He looks up into the crowd, and the only rifle that is still pointed outward belongs to Pigeon. He can just make out a whisp of smoke leaking out of the tip.

She looks terrified. It’s a strange look for her. She’d been so brave when they fought the water abomination so many months ago. She’s just a kid, and fighting something she didn’t understand, but she was so brave. Where has that bravery gone?

Take me home…

She collapses. Ned hears Mama speak, something incomprehensible as she frantically gestures to Sheriff Owens. He nods and takes off running. And then Mama asks Ned something, but he can’t quite make it out. He hears what sounds like his name. She’s shouting, but it’s muffled and fuzzy. And then it’s silent.

To the place…

All he hears is the wind in the air and the song it brings. All he sees are the stars.

Where I belong…

They are… beautiful.

And then they’re gone.