#Sibid

[vocalux]

Could you coin a prefix like darl-ID and fri-ID but for sbilings

— sibid / sibliid [ sib-id / sibli-id ]

an identity that you project onto your siblings . you think them should be / that they are something . you see them as something ( even if them are not ) !

[mynameisuranus]

Sibidball

[thingstol00kat]

Malick Sibidé - Chemises

[here-is-why]

Inspired by seeing a jackass take on someone else's blog/on anon, because we feel like it'd be rude to hijack someone else's ask (and also because we think this is very true to some of our experiences):

We use DarlID/DarlingID terms in the context of we have some in-system yandere-darling retionships. Consider it more of a Consensual ForcedID/ConForced ID.

SibID and FriId/FriendID is similar when in our own headspace, but a little looser. Even if it was "headcanoning other people" thought crimes aren't actual crimes.

TLDR, we use these types of IDs from the perspective of the subject, it's like the inverse of how someone could be (cis)autochorisromantic.

[dipstick-university]

watching Tower Heist (2011) and blessings unto the crew and cast but its fucking terrible--lots of cringe ball and vagina jokes in unforunate brooklyn accents, disassociated acting, racial and gendered stereotyping, they made poor gabourey sibide pretend to be jamaican. just truly atrocious writing. but its a fucking amazing premise! an ensemble cast works at a hotel where an evil investor jacks their pensions so they plan a revenge heist. in the hotel!

like. why do studios have to remake amazing classic movies. the classics are already great? the movies i want remakes of are the slipslop fuck ups with interesting ideas. this movie could be fucking amazing. why are execs sitting on actual good ideas? it hurts.

[helpersofindie]

Hello lovely helpers!! <3 May I please ask for some POC female faceclaims? Between 21-40? Who have those bad bitch vibes, strong and alluring, please? Thank you so much for your kindness <3 :)

under the cut, you can find 165 woc faceclaims who i think fit the vibe! i hope this helps!

maitreyi ramakrishnan (21)

josie totah (21) — josie is a trans woman!

miah madden (21)

rowan blanchard (21)

halle bailey (22)

yara shahidi (22)

chandler kinney (22)

dara renee (22)

anna lambe (22)

tarayummy (22)

daniella perkins (22)

sofia bryant (23)

megan suri (23)

alycia pascual pena (23)

braydee cardinal (23)

imani lewis (23)

china anne mcclain (24)

chloe bailey (24)

madison bailey (24)

diamond white (24)

shina novalinga (24)

paris berelc (24)

brianne tju (24)

madison pettis (24)

antonia gentry (25)

coco jones (25)

lana condor (25)

alisha boe (25)

sydney park (25)

alyah chanelle scott (25)

becky g (25)

banita sandhu (25)

amber midthunder (25)

kiana lede (25)

rosé (25)

normani (26)

zendaya (26)

samantha logan (26)

joy sunday (26)

chase sui wonders (26)

madeleine madden (26)

anya chalotra (26)

brittany o’grady (26)

fernanda ly (26)

imaan hammam (26)

leah lewis (26)

park soobin (26)

pia mia (26)

snitcherty (26)

bree kish (26)

cierra ramirez (27)

courtney eaton (27)

tati gabrielle (27)

haskiri velazquez (27)

jennie kim (27)

megan thee stallion (27)

aslihan malbora (27)

im nayeon (27)

zion moreno (27) — zion is a trans woman!

adeline rudolph (27)

christina nadin (27)

camila mendes (28)

ryan destiny (28)

natasha liu bordizzo (28)

khadijha red thunder (28)

kim jisoo (28)

eva reign (28) — eva is a trans woman!

midori francis (28)

hoyeon jung (28)

sofia carson (29)

keke palmer (29)

aisha dee (29)

devery jacobs (29)

yasmine al bustami (29)

nadine lustre (29)

tinashe (29)

yalitza aparicio (29)

olivia liang (29)

saweetie (29)

yvette monreal (30)

kiana madeira (30)

ziwe fumudoh (30)

triana browne (30)

vanessa morgan (30)

chloe bennet (30)

nyma tang (31)

kiki layne (31)

malese jow (31)

grace dove (31)

chelsea tavares (31)

laci mosley (31)

michaela jae rodriguez (32) — michaela jae is a trans woman!

stephanie hsu (32)

keisha castle hughes (32)

la’tecia thomas (32)

lindsey morgan (32)

mitski (32)

patti harrison (32) — patti is a trans woman!

tristin mays (32)

alexa demie (32)

danielle brooks (33)

sza (33)

rachel colwell (33)

logan browning (33)

precious lee (33)

kat graham (33)

aimee carrero (34)

lizzo (34)

candice patton (34)

anna diop (34)

brenda song (34)

janel parrish (34)

melissa o’neil (34)

ashleigh murray (35)

michaela coel (35)

samira wiley (35)

shay mitchell (35)

naomi watanabe (35)

alina serban (35)

javicia leslie (35)

diane guerrero (36)

nicole byer (36)

da’vine joy randolph (36)

meaghan rath (36)

cynthia erivo (36)

amber riley (36)

lilan bowden (37)

karla souza (37)

jessica matten (37)

natalie morales (37)

meagan tandy (37)

nathalie kelley (37)

vella lovell (37)

brandee evans (37)

arden cho (37)

aubrey plaza (38)

america ferrera (38)

tala ashe (38)

issa rae (38)

aja naomi king (38)

jessica parker kennedy (38)

dewanda wise (38)

lupita nyong’o (39)

tessa thompson (39)

jamie chung (39)

janet mock (39) — janet is a trans woman!

gabourey sibide (39)

levy tran (39)

dascha polanco (40)

constance wu (40)

gemma chan (40)

dichen lachman (40)

tiya sircar (40)

ali wong (40)

cara gee (40)

melissa fumero (40)

kimrie lewis (40)

hannah simone (42)

jessica alba (41)

nasim pedrad (41)      

stephanie beatriz (41)

tika sumpter (42)

vanessa lachey (42)

freema agyeman (43)

shannon dang (unknown age)

[peterpijls1965]

Malik Sibide

[fionagoodes-cocaine]

Mentally I will always be right here

[365filmsbyauroranocte]

Films watched in 2021.

83: Samba Traoré (Idrissa Ouedraogo, 1992)

★★★★★★★☆☆☆

[thighsof-betrayal]

Growing up dark skinned and plus sized, I learn pretty quickly what black men thought of me. And it wasn't good lol. I used to get called Precious as an insult. It's crazy seeing black men flip out over Gabby's relationship after they how treated her that like she was the most unattractive thing for years.

[vocalux]

If Some Of What's Requested Are Not Already Done, Could You Do A Few Different SibllDs ? One For When You Think Your Sibling Should Be / Are Bi-/Bicurious, One Where You Think They Should Be / Are Genderqueer, & One Where You Think They Should Be / Are Nimussexual Or Nimusaroace (I Think That's The Term) ?

— sibbicurious / siblibicurious [ sibl-bi-curious / sibl-bi-curious ]

when a individual thinks their sibling should be / is bi - curious !

— sibgenderqueer / siblgenderqueer [ sib-gender-queer / sibl-gender-queer ]

when a individual thinks their sibling should be / is genderqueer !

[ansonmount]

Spiritu duce, in me est. Deduce me in tenebris vita ad extremum, ut salutaret inferi.                                                                                                            Descensum!

[king-langdon]

The love the AHS cast genuinely have for each is so beautiful. They support one another so well

[laazy-random-jqblog]

[mydustyartbooks]

Philip’s Dream Factory

“Africa Inside” Noorderlicht Photofestival 2000

Ghanaian Philip Kwame Apagya has an interesting and contemporary take on the traditional West African portraiture. Next to the stylish and classic black and white portraits of Sibide and Kaita, Philip almost reminds me of an African version of Terry Richardson with his use of bright colours and heavy flash.

Philip was born in Ghana in 1958 and graduated in photojournalism at the Ghana Institute of Journalism. He worked in his father’s photo studio and later opened his own studio in 1982.  Since then hundreds of Africans have had their picture taken against one of his large, painted tableaux. His subjects pose in front of brightly painted scenes dotted with expensive electronics, international flights and faux careers (just to name a few). The Room Divider is his most popular background, it’s a living room filled with desirable products. Every year Philip brings out a new one incorporating the latest technical equipment.

These pictures are more than just eye candy, there is a sociological aspect to them as well. In Africa, a photo studio is a place where your dreams can come true for a moment, being portrayed is a way to achieve immortality. Philip portrayed these people with the things they desire the most in life. The photographs represent how these people would like to see themselves and looking at them in that way these colourful portraits may also be regarded as being representative for a certain era in the Ghanaian society. The images also emphasise how the unavailability of commodities merely heightens their appeal.

Philip’s photographs started some discussions in the Western world about what they tell us about the consumerism of the modern African people. In the end I don’t think Philip’s work is too politically driven, what he wants to do is give these people their dreams. Just for a minute, but for eternity on the picture. In a way he created a dream factory in his studio.

[eyeliketwowatch]

Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire - Mommy Dearest

We have a tendency around this house, to let some of the best movies from our Netflix mailer envelopes sit and gather dust on the shelf for a ridiculously long time, and then, when we finally do get around to watching them, kick ourselves for letting it wait so long. This was another one of those. One of those movies you hear about, and you think; "I really should see this, it sounds good", but its hard to get in the mood for something that has the potential for being really depressing.

Precious is a 16 year old girl from the bronx, pregnant with her second child by her own father, illiterate and trapped in a hellhole with her abusive mother. A "white bitch from school" tries to reach out on her behalf and signs her up for a special alternative school, where she meets a caring and compassionate teacher who helps turn her life around (a little bit). Despite the ultra sad and degrading story (and I've only told the half of it), the movie is actually quite hopeful and always entertaining, thanks to some powerful performances, and really innovative direction by Lee Daniels (really looking forward to his next movie). I especially loved the 'daydreams', and really liked the part where the Sophia Loren film 'Two Women' (which is being watched on television) morphs into the two female leads, speaking their usual crude abusive dialog in Italian.

And the oscar winning performance by Mo'Nique is absolutely chilling, and she compares with some of filmdom's great 'horror moms' right up there with Angela Lansbury in 'Manchurian Candidate' or Faye Dunaway in 'Mommie Dearest'.

OMG - that was Mariah Carey as the social worker?? I didn't even recognize her -- she was fantastic too. Oh dear, and Lenny Kravitz as 'Nurse John', another shocker.

double feature with: Sounder, The Miracle Worker,

4 stars out of 5

Released 2009, First Viewing May 2010