Too much.
Now I'm sleepy
Now I'm sleepy
Twenty Fourteen: Random Thoughts
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JESUS TAKE THE WHEEL!!!
Ban yourself
Boyfriend wants to have a kid 
...I'm about to kick him to the curb 
I miss BGOL
...I'm about to kick him to the curb I miss BGOL
JESUS TAKE THE WHEEL!!!
I know his ancestors are out of the grave fuck rolling around in it.
out the grave
mad as fuck
haunting this motherfucker every night trying to scare him straight
Onyx! I be seeing you! *waves*
Uh...what the hell was that? Why his eyebrows so thick?
Why he got contacts?
I cant
Uh...what the hell was that? Why his eyebrows so thick?
Why he got contacts?
I cant
Boyfriend wants to have a kid
I miss BGOL
lmao Kick'em girl. They wanna have babies but can't carry them themselves.
I know his ancestors are out of the grave fuck rolling around in it.
out the grave
mad as fuck
haunting this motherfucker every night trying to scare him straight
I saw this and diiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiied a 1000 times.
it took three hours but everyone home. thank God
I think moms made a new friend
I think moms made a new friend
*fixed* generalizations... sigh, why women won't just stay in the kitchen, naked, and keep y'all mouths closed is beyond me. :-(
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1.Black women and girls have the basic right, clearly accessible/demanded by other women to feel safe in the neighborhood they live in by the immediate removal of criminals and other delinquents who greatly decrease the likelihood of safety for black women in particular.
2. Black women and girls have the basic right to be feminine, to appear feminine, and to dress feminine without being considered a threat to white women’s “feminine supremacy”, or being brutally harassed to remind us that we “are not like other women”, and that we should be treated/have access to less than, because of our skin color.
3. Black women and girls have the right to exercise the same standards other women in society exercise without being called “sellouts” for not subjecting themselves to financial/and or sexual exploitation.
4. Black women and girls have the right to say whatever needs to be said until conditions in their communities and direct vicinity improve, including being honest about the circumstances and attitudes within them without fear of being called “traitors” for their honesty.
5. Black women and girls have the right to expose the belief that it is their responsibility to protect, defend, provide for, and uphold the honor of men who go through great lengths to make sure that black women are NOT protected, that they are NOT defended, that they ARE NOT considered worthy of honor, and that they SHOULD NOT be provided for. Black women and girls have the right to acknowledge that this role reversal that exists in black communities has not been acceptable in any other society on the planet regardless of these societies racial and class based circumstances.
6. Black women and girls have the right to love, to be loved, to be treated as human beings effortlessly.
7. Black women and girls have the right to expose the hypocrisy that only includes them in “diversity” if they are used as props to make others feel superior and are an immediate threat when they are not.
8. Black women and girls have the right to expose the hypocrisy that liberal and progressives take on to be starch racists against black women because they think it’s harder for black women to prove it.
9. Black women have the right to expose the sabotage of racist white women who view them as a threat through manipulation, cattiness, and other behaviors camouflaged in a sugary sweet fake persona, particularly in the workforce.
10. Black women and girls have the basic right to expose the lie that black female bodies are inherently for being devalued, and therefore, says our bodies are too “trashy” and “demanding attention” when we dress in the typical way other women are allowed to dress.
11. Black women and girls have the right to expose the lie that hip hop speaks about “the experiences and reality” of black neighborhoods, when it is actually about preserving hegemonic masculinity by showing that black women aren’t worthy of empathy from outsiders for having to deal with the consequences of hegemonic masculinity.
12. Black women have the basic right to point out that black neighborhoods are not only unsafe because they are in them, but that criminals TARGET neighborhoods that are majority black women and children as most criminals seek out and exploit vulnerable populations and isolated women.
13. Black women and girls have the basic right to prioritize their safety and comfort over race, same as all other women.
14. Black women have the right to adequate Hollywood representation that is not stereotypical and involve “Strong” characters. Black women have the right to see attractive female leads who grapple with their complex identities and fall in love, same as other women.
15. Black women and girls have the right to sexual freedom and identity. Like straight black women, GLBT black women have the RIGHT to demand fairness and marriage over the stereotypes that prevent it.
16. Black women have the right to social and cultural freedom and identity. Like black men, black women have the RIGHT to talk about their experiences SOLELY in society without the contexts of black men and to demand their issues be addressed over the stereotypes that prevent it.
17. Black women and girls have the right to education without worrying that it makes “it might make the men look bad”, “it might result in no one wanting you”, and “it might mean that you should give the money from your hard work back to your community”, the same as all other women.
18. Black women and girls have the right to experience identity crisis’s, existential angst, and to toil with inner turmoil like all other human beings.
19. Black women and girls have the right to point out that sexual exploitation by black men, that music and opinions of black women is due to the fact that since black men are most likely to have no resources, that sexual capital is the only thing they can control. That since they cannot control their own image, they can control the image of black women. That since they own nothing, that they should be allowed to “own” the streets, and own “their” women without intrusion.
20. Black women and girls have the basic right to all social norms such as dating, marriage, commitment, flirting, singles parties, and picking mates they deem compatible like all other women.
21. It is not black women’s responsibilities to take on the burdens of their community, anymore than any other women, because of their skin color.
22. Black women are allowed their own destinies and fulfillment and to pursue these things without being met with hatred for not prioritizing the fulfillment of others who do not have any particular interest/resources to do so the same for them.
23. Black women and girls have the right to demand fairness without being labeled “bitches” without being attacked and/or guilted into doing any of the above out of a false sense of solidarity.
24. Black women have the right to expose the lie that states that because of “their culture” (stereotypes and music) that they have signed, endorsed, or are “naturally equipped” to handle hatred, sexual degradation and humiliation from the powerless and overcompensating men around them.
25. Black women are allowed to discuss being groped, fondled, harassed or called debasing names from the time they are children simply for being black women without fear of retaliation.
26. Black girls and teens have the right to experiment with their socialized femininity and/or have the right to live harassment free because they “developed early” without being seen as “easy” and deserving of child molestation, like blond white girls and teens.
27. Black girls and teens have the right to live in a two parent household, and to demand that the psychological impact of not being raised in such homes at an 80% rate be studied by therapists and analyzed.
28. Black women have the right to question those who say they have “thick skin” by nature to deal with how they are treated in society; that they are not vulnerable or worthy of protection like white women, or to justify racial segregation and white privilege.
29. Black women must have the right to be hurt by the lie that we are less feminine, less vulnerable, less desirable and less hated than other women.
30. Black women have the right to reject white feminism, black male nationalism, liberalism, anarchism, and so forth because it does not apply to their particular circumstances. They are allowed to do so without fear of alienating potential ally’s. Such groups have never really considered their particular struggles to begin with.
31. Black women and girls have the right to exist.
2. Black women and girls have the basic right to be feminine, to appear feminine, and to dress feminine without being considered a threat to white women’s “feminine supremacy”, or being brutally harassed to remind us that we “are not like other women”, and that we should be treated/have access to less than, because of our skin color.
3. Black women and girls have the right to exercise the same standards other women in society exercise without being called “sellouts” for not subjecting themselves to financial/and or sexual exploitation.
4. Black women and girls have the right to say whatever needs to be said until conditions in their communities and direct vicinity improve, including being honest about the circumstances and attitudes within them without fear of being called “traitors” for their honesty.
5. Black women and girls have the right to expose the belief that it is their responsibility to protect, defend, provide for, and uphold the honor of men who go through great lengths to make sure that black women are NOT protected, that they are NOT defended, that they ARE NOT considered worthy of honor, and that they SHOULD NOT be provided for. Black women and girls have the right to acknowledge that this role reversal that exists in black communities has not been acceptable in any other society on the planet regardless of these societies racial and class based circumstances.
6. Black women and girls have the right to love, to be loved, to be treated as human beings effortlessly.
7. Black women and girls have the right to expose the hypocrisy that only includes them in “diversity” if they are used as props to make others feel superior and are an immediate threat when they are not.
8. Black women and girls have the right to expose the hypocrisy that liberal and progressives take on to be starch racists against black women because they think it’s harder for black women to prove it.
9. Black women have the right to expose the sabotage of racist white women who view them as a threat through manipulation, cattiness, and other behaviors camouflaged in a sugary sweet fake persona, particularly in the workforce.
10. Black women and girls have the basic right to expose the lie that black female bodies are inherently for being devalued, and therefore, says our bodies are too “trashy” and “demanding attention” when we dress in the typical way other women are allowed to dress.
11. Black women and girls have the right to expose the lie that hip hop speaks about “the experiences and reality” of black neighborhoods, when it is actually about preserving hegemonic masculinity by showing that black women aren’t worthy of empathy from outsiders for having to deal with the consequences of hegemonic masculinity.
12. Black women have the basic right to point out that black neighborhoods are not only unsafe because they are in them, but that criminals TARGET neighborhoods that are majority black women and children as most criminals seek out and exploit vulnerable populations and isolated women.
13. Black women and girls have the basic right to prioritize their safety and comfort over race, same as all other women.
14. Black women have the right to adequate Hollywood representation that is not stereotypical and involve “Strong” characters. Black women have the right to see attractive female leads who grapple with their complex identities and fall in love, same as other women.
15. Black women and girls have the right to sexual freedom and identity. Like straight black women, GLBT black women have the RIGHT to demand fairness and marriage over the stereotypes that prevent it.
16. Black women have the right to social and cultural freedom and identity. Like black men, black women have the RIGHT to talk about their experiences SOLELY in society without the contexts of black men and to demand their issues be addressed over the stereotypes that prevent it.
17. Black women and girls have the right to education without worrying that it makes “it might make the men look bad”, “it might result in no one wanting you”, and “it might mean that you should give the money from your hard work back to your community”, the same as all other women.
18. Black women and girls have the right to experience identity crisis’s, existential angst, and to toil with inner turmoil like all other human beings.
19. Black women and girls have the right to point out that sexual exploitation by black men, that music and opinions of black women is due to the fact that since black men are most likely to have no resources, that sexual capital is the only thing they can control. That since they cannot control their own image, they can control the image of black women. That since they own nothing, that they should be allowed to “own” the streets, and own “their” women without intrusion.
20. Black women and girls have the basic right to all social norms such as dating, marriage, commitment, flirting, singles parties, and picking mates they deem compatible like all other women.
21. It is not black women’s responsibilities to take on the burdens of their community, anymore than any other women, because of their skin color.
22. Black women are allowed their own destinies and fulfillment and to pursue these things without being met with hatred for not prioritizing the fulfillment of others who do not have any particular interest/resources to do so the same for them.
23. Black women and girls have the right to demand fairness without being labeled “bitches” without being attacked and/or guilted into doing any of the above out of a false sense of solidarity.
24. Black women have the right to expose the lie that states that because of “their culture” (stereotypes and music) that they have signed, endorsed, or are “naturally equipped” to handle hatred, sexual degradation and humiliation from the powerless and overcompensating men around them.
25. Black women are allowed to discuss being groped, fondled, harassed or called debasing names from the time they are children simply for being black women without fear of retaliation.
26. Black girls and teens have the right to experiment with their socialized femininity and/or have the right to live harassment free because they “developed early” without being seen as “easy” and deserving of child molestation, like blond white girls and teens.
27. Black girls and teens have the right to live in a two parent household, and to demand that the psychological impact of not being raised in such homes at an 80% rate be studied by therapists and analyzed.
28. Black women have the right to question those who say they have “thick skin” by nature to deal with how they are treated in society; that they are not vulnerable or worthy of protection like white women, or to justify racial segregation and white privilege.
29. Black women must have the right to be hurt by the lie that we are less feminine, less vulnerable, less desirable and less hated than other women.
30. Black women have the right to reject white feminism, black male nationalism, liberalism, anarchism, and so forth because it does not apply to their particular circumstances. They are allowed to do so without fear of alienating potential ally’s. Such groups have never really considered their particular struggles to begin with.
31. Black women and girls have the right to exist.
lucky i was feelin lazy i would've photoshopped his ass surrounded by kids, lambs and goats and shit like how them old preschool picture bibles use to have white jesus on em.
Lone fighting.
LoneStar29
Banned
you about to face a real life trial why are niggas posting on your ig lets have a drink its your turn to buy i brought last? matter a fact nigga why do you still have social networking
Boyfriend wants to have a kid
I miss BGOL
Ew... *waves*
Stop bickering. Ya'll should be sending e-blankets and e-groceries. You can send them to me of course...yeah...
Come here.
It's getting more difficult by the day
LoneStar29
Banned
Is ok to say no to people, you know
you are one man and dont need to tackle every obstace that others are too lazy to accomplish themselves
Dont make me come down there and start huting people
You know my cape staaays pressed and ready to go for you
BTW Im still working on that thing for you ... its not as easy as I thought it would be lol
I try but i feel guilty. that's just straight up. I feel guilty when I don't help and I can't live with the guilt
I never lost faith. I KNOW that thing isn't easy to do otherwise i wouldn't have asked.. you got the juice
Theeeese people know how to fuckin party.
Either home girl lives with a man, or...
I'm tired.
First Snowpocalypse.
Then the kitchen floods.
Now the hell that will commence on Monday and Tuesday.
I'm not equipped.
I'm tired.
First Snowpocalypse.
Then the kitchen floods.
Now the hell that will commence on Monday and Tuesday.
I'm not equipped.
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