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November 26, 2013

sexmusic:

sweatpants // childish gambino
download: amazon mp3 |...



sexmusic:



sweatpants // childish gambino


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Published on November 26, 2013 21:47

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Published on November 26, 2013 21:40

"And I can’t
help
but to run my fingers
down your spine
like you are my
favorite
book. But I..."

“And I can’t

help

but to run my fingers

down your spine

like you are my

favorite

book. But I still

cannot read you,

you are

your own language.

Your pages are

tired and torn,

but I want you,

I want it all.”

- Michelle K., Like A Book (via emptycupboard)
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Published on November 26, 2013 21:40

note-a-bear:

coldalbion:

yukonstar:

anachronistichybrid:

[sou...



note-a-bear:



coldalbion:



yukonstar:



anachronistichybrid:



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Guh, flawless. Non-Westernised interpretations of the steampunk genre FTW. 



Wow



!!!!!!!!!!!



Don’t mind me, I’ll just be flailing on the floor in unmitigated glee over this perfection.

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Published on November 26, 2013 21:33

jacsfishburne:

Katie West (Babefest Outtake | June 2013 |...



jacsfishburne:



Katie West (Babefest Outtake | June 2013 | Woodstock, NY)


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Have you purchased your copy of Babefest yet? Don’t know what to get your family for the Winter Solstice or the holidays? Well, have we got news for you. We’re having a super awesome sale and pushing the price down to $45. That’s only $45 for 160 pages of photographs featuring Faye DanielsKatie WestCam DamageRuby SlipperJoanne Leah, and myself.


But hurry! Because after December 31 this edition will be gone forever. And I don’t want to have to hear y’all complain that you missed out on this.


Buy Babefest here! And help us spread the word.



I just bought my copy and the email letting me know it’s in the mail hit my inbox last night. Excitement doesn’t even cover how I feel.

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Published on November 26, 2013 13:31

therealkatiewest:

Met an Internet friend today, @asasparrow....



therealkatiewest:



Met an Internet friend today, @asasparrow. She’s smart and beautiful and can dance and sing. She was THE WORST.

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Published on November 26, 2013 13:22

Your Fave Is Problematic: Because some people don't have enough to complain about.

Your Fave Is Problematic: Because some people don't have enough to complain about.:
Problematic shit your favorite celebrities have done

So we live in a society that is radically changing towards being more sensitive towards non-white cultures. Thank you. That’s fantastic. That’s what we need, diversity, a cultural melting pot, an appreciation for things that are not just what we consider “normal” without mockery.


About half of the listing on this site are about appropriation, right down to Nicki Minaj (who I can’t stand, btw) having an “appropriated” tattoo in kanji running down her arm.


Bitch, what?


And then there’s cries of Katy Perry being “racist” for dressing in a Geisha outfit, and racism for this manner of dress, racism for that manner of dress, etc etc etc, and it just gets me thinking that it’s almost a reverse line of racism. Like You can only dress up as a part of a culture that is your own. You must stick to the designated fashion lines as dictated by your culture, and yours alone, or you are racist. I get it when it’s Halloween costumes that egregious mock different cultures for humor; I get that. That’s wrong. But what I don’t get it when people appreciate the styles and fashions of other cultures and reflect that in their garb, tattoos, or hair. If that’s true, half of Japan is about to get hit with the racism hammer, because it’s a stylistic choice to emulate fashions from other cultures there, quite a bit of it American culture. And it’s fantastic! It shows passion! It shows fantastic joy in the style they choose! Some of it goes a little overboard, but that can be applied to anything. Too many cheeseburgers are bad for you. Too much candy is bad for you. Wearing blackface is bad for you. Wearing a style of clothing that is generally considered “urban” isn’t.


I can understand how people who have been following my blog for a while might be surprised that I’m writing this — I’m a huge, huge proponent of equalism. We’re all equal; we’re all just human beings, of different cultures and places and styles. We’re all just trying to make sense of this shit, and we all sometimes make mistakes and do things that are stupid. I don’t tolerate racism or sexism. I just don’t. There’s no sense to it. But to say that it’s okay for a man to dress up in women’s clothing but not in Japanese clothing is silly. Style and fashion are things that have influenced us all across the globe for centuries. It spreads, it catches, it’s about art and ideas and things we find passion or joy it. Because when a man decides that, for himself, he wants to wear “traditionally” women’s clothing, that is okay, and it SHOULD be okay. You can wear whatever the damn hell you want to. As long as it’s your own culture.


We are a massive, massive globe filled with billions of people, so no two people are going to dress exactly the same when faced with the multitudes of inspirations presented to them thanks to the miracle of the internet. Wear whatever the fuck you want to wear. Respect where it came from. Respect yourself. And wear whatever the fuck you want to wear.

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Published on November 26, 2013 12:56

"A man who assisted in autopsies in a big urban hospital, starting in the mid-1950s, describes the..."

“A man who assisted in autopsies in a big urban hospital, starting in the mid-1950s, describes the many deaths from botched abortions that he saw. “The deaths stopped overnight in 1973.” He never saw another in the 18 years before he retired. “That,” he says, “ought to tell people something about keeping abortion legal.””

- “The Way It Was” — Mother Jones Magazine — Abortion before Roe v. Wade.  (via edcunningham)
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Published on November 26, 2013 12:20

"I call him “Daddy,” and as you might suspect, there are aspects of power exchange in our..."

“I call him “Daddy,” and as you might suspect, there are aspects of power exchange in our relationship. I am his. My body is his, my mouth, vagina, and asshole are his – and my heart is his. Awareness and involvement are important to both of us. If the cute girl at my favorite lingerie shop flirts with me, and I flirt back, I tell him. If I want to kiss someone or have sex with another person, I tell him. When I go to work and have a really fun sex scene, I tell him about it in detail, while I’m sitting on his dick that night. If I want to masturbate, I ask permission and frequently describe what’s going through my head at the time or send him pictures. I always thank him for each orgasm. In a different but very much equal way, he treats me with the same respect. Through trial and error, this is what we’ve decided works for our relationship.”

-

Stoya


Can we just talk about


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These two


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fuckers


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The King and Queen of porn (and kinky porn), are not only in a relationship, but they’re in the cutest fucking relationship in the entire fucking world, with the best D/S power dynamics in the fucking world.


Cute little shits.


(via onekinkyfucker)


This is exactly what it should be between my baby girl and myself


(via bemylittle)

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Published on November 26, 2013 12:17