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inmyperfectworld · 9 months ago

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Natural gray hair is so beautiful to me. 😍🩶

#black tumblr #aesthetic #aesthetics #black aesthetic #source: pinterest #black women #pinterest #black women aesthetic #brown women #gray hair #hair inspo #hair aesthetic #natural hair aesthetic #brown woman #natural hair #black women hair #brown women hair #black beauty #black women beauty

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blackbeautyheaven · 5 months ago

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BLACK WOMEN ARE PURE PERFECTION 👌🏽

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structuredchaoticmelancholy · 6 months ago

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Summer.

#danish #bengali #mohona #desi #selfie #feminist #high fashion #summer #brown woman #brown #desi fashion #runway fashion #fashion photography #bengali fashion #bengali woman #saree #sweden

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theeroticlover · 2 years ago

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Women women women, without you we wouldn't have had existed.

Without you carrying us for months within you, without you taking care of us without any expectations, without you giving us birth despite the pain, we wouldn't have had existed.

Women women women, without you we wouldn't have had the partner we seek, without you we wouldn't have had the sibling that speaks(for us), without you we wouldn't have had understood the meaning of heart beat, without you we wouldn't have had the reason to smile, without you we wouldn't have had the pleasure we seek...

To all the beautiful women, who exist, who existed and who will exist in future...

Happy Women's Day !!!

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moonfirebrides · 1 month ago

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@_elelsz @nikki_makeup @youthtothepeople

#beauty #brown woman #asian #model #mua

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unbothered-muse · 2 years ago

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#unbotheredmuse #full lips #diamonds #brown woman

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felucians · 2 years ago

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My sister has already started being bullied by the white kids in her class for having body hair.

She's in 5th Grade.

Growing up as a brown girl, I had the same experiences with being ridiculed for dark body hair - on my legs, arms, face. I was emasculated by my peers and started over performing femininity. I began shaving behind my mamás back as soon as I started Middle School. It left me with scars from where I had a shaky hand and slipped, and I didn't know how to do it properly.

I bled to be "normal" by their standards.

From my trauma, I've been unable to shave in over a year. Now, I'm making the conscious choice to leave my body hair and embrace it - not for myself, but for my sister and for all the small brown girls who share our experience.

I'm still feminine and "normal" with body hair. It's beautiful and natural, thick and dark.

Let's change the standards, together.