devouredyouth

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my parents aren’t teaching me life lessons.

#i need some adults to TEACH ME SHIT ABOUT LIFE

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Preen Fall / Winter 2018

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West Indian day parade

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Explicit Athleisure James Holmes AW//17 #LOOK’s 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6

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Exhibitions.  'Behind the Wooden Mask - Works by Paul Lewin.’

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South German or Flemish Nautilus Cup, 1575/1625 Shell, gilt bronze, copper, silver, and semiprecious gems

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Seiichi Hayashi

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Cy Twombly - Ferragosto (I/II/III/IV/V) 1961

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Details of the painting ‘Higher’ by David Cheifetz

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Spirits of the Dead (1968)

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Ornate Costumes Are Illustrated on Wildlife Photography by Rohan Sharad Dahotre

India-based artist Rohan Sharad Dahotre fuses photographs of animals with quirky illustrations, rendering all their expressions to be silly.

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In Issa Rae’s ‘Insecure’, true black girl friendship comes to HBO

Insecure soars in its casual and effortless dialogue between two black girlfriends, Issa and her best friend Molly (Yvonne Orji). It is especially timely, as black girl squads on television are hard to come by. Molly and Issa trade quips just like any friends would at brunch, dishing about dating apps, old baes and casual sex. Insecure succeeds in much the same way Awkward Black Girl did.

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HAPPY NATIONAL COMING OUT DAY! Here are some important things to remember about coming out:

You are valid and real, whether or not you’re out! Take your time. You’ll be ready when you’re ready. You are already good enough and you enough, no matter how “out” you are to the world.

You do not have to come out until you are ready! And only you can decide when that is, if it happens at all. It’s up to you and you alone to decide when you feel safe and comfortable enough to come out; it’s not anybody else’s choice to make for you. Speaking of which…

…You don’t get to decide when it’s time for someone else to come out – and you especially don’t have the right to out them! Coming out is one of the most personal decisions someone can make. Let them make it. 

You can come out as many or as few times as you want! Did/does your identity change over time? Cool! You can update people as you go, or you can not; it’s your call. Meet somebody new who doesn’t know your identity? Up to you to decide whether to tell them! 

There’s no one right way to come out! Face to face? In a letter? Via a relationship? With a cake? Whatever works! Do it your way. 

Finally: Sometimes coming out is easy, and other times it’s really hard. Either way, there are so many people in the world who are rooting for you and who love you and who are here for you. So many! 

Eight-ish years ago, I came out as bi. It has not always been easy, but it has always been worth it. I love you. You’re perfect. Have an amazing day.

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"women invented beer" really??

yeah, at least it’s what we think, since women were the ones who started brewing shit. the goddess of brewery and beer is, well, a goddess and not a god, which is probably because women were the ones starting it historically.

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Thank god colton haynes came out. Because if i read one more story on a gay news blog about him walking down the street or getting groceries. Gay media was really praying he was gay. Now they can shut the hell up about him. No shade to him. Gay media outlets were literally talking about him everyday.