#ESU

[lowcountry-gothic]

Festa de Orixá, by Breno Loeser. | 1, 2

[mistymeow69]

leaving this here

[the-rabbit-in-the-void]

Art by: Esu

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[rtcpollshowdown]

EMPORIA STATE UNIVERSITY - UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

[photos under cut]

[lentenervosa]

EXU NAS ESCOLAS, EXU NOS SINAIS 🔱

Apresentação de VIRUS no festival Novíssimos Lab 2ª Edição. Cick by @lentenervosa

[casperwazhere]

uhm…,,… guys,,,, this is me,,, anywsy. rtc fsndom whats ur opioion on ESU rtc because mr personally i love it

[sleepboysummer]

some rickys that have my heart :3

[shakballoonshack]

There he goes, he's en that star and so dang bright. You can't miss him, he's just there the whole time

[chester-god-0]

It's here! My Ace appreciation fic!

Summary: Atsushi gets unceremoniously adopted by Ace. After all, who wouldn't pick up a crusty, stinky orphan off of the streets?

Finally someone who sees Atsushi's undeniable beauty <3

[ausetkmt]

Ancestral Warning

[nonenglishsongs]

Ukila - Qanaaqa Usviinak (Alaskan Yup'ik)

[mistymeow69]

What is the difference between a trans racial and a RCTA? Bc I am a RCTA Korean. I'm rlly confused and need help figuring out my identities

They're basically the same thing, just two different communities!

RCTA is typically on Tiktok, and ethnicity changes, especially East Asians. It's often minors. Unfortunately though, the community is full of bait.

Transracials don't have a specific platform, but I see the label used the most on Reddit probably? It's more often transitions like black to white or white to black, it has a lot less baits, and it's mostly adults. However, the term itself is a bit problematic, as it already has a meaning.

Both are people changing their races and/or ethnicities, and there are some overlaps between the two, as well as other communities transitioning race, such as the diarace community here on Tumblr. We all have the same identity, it just depends on how and where you prefer to express it! Hope this helps :))

[ylereinodeoxumeoxala]

Maria Padilha

História de Maria Padilha

Em 1334, na cidade espanhola de Sevilha (na província homônima), uma mulher (influente cortesã ou prostituta grã-fina) que determinou o destino de uma corte europeia. Dona Maria Padilla, de amante a rainha, influenciou o rei Dom Pedro I de Castela (1334-1369) nas mais importantes decisões, como no modo de governo e na negociação de seu casamento com Branca de Bourbon, visando uma aliança com a França.

Oferendas

Entre as oferendas mais comuns para esta falange estão: padê de farofa com dendê, champanhe, cigarros, brincos, pulseiras, colares e velas, além de rosas vermelhas. Suas cores preferidas geralmente são o vermelho e o preto.

Quais Maria Padilha existem?

Entre as diversas sub-falanges estão:

Maria Padilha do Cruzeiro das Almas - Linha de Omolu-Obaluaê/Iansã Maria Padilha da Encruzilhada - Linha de Ogum Maria Padilha do Cemitério - Linha de Omolu-Obaluaê Maria Padilha da Kalunga - Linha de Oxum/Iemanjá Maria Padilha das Sete Catatumbas / Sete Tumbas - Linha de Omolu-Obaluaê Maria Padilha da Navalha - Linha de Oxum Maria Padilha das Sete Saias - Linha de Oxum

[vudutarot]

#esu #friend #orisa #orisha https://www.instagram.com/p/ClS3lIVODLJ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[nisreensartworld]

'Nobouko Yoshiya'

Drawn by me

Oil pastel on paper

Nobuko Yoshiya is a Japanese novelist who was active in Taisho and Showa era. She specialised in romance novels and adolescent girls' fiction, as well as a pioneer in Japanese lesbian literature.

My favourite stories from her are ' Onibi' and 'Yaneura no Nishojo.'

I also love how vibrant and expressive her eyes are even in the black-and-white pictures. It's outrageous that some male writers being jealous about her success mocked her looks and called her ugly. I think she's beautiful.