#desi skin

[causticbibliophile]

i’m in my twenties n still do this shit 😭

[kalhamamor]

I ask myself “why you? Why do I think of you?…

Why do you cross my mind all of the time…”

[misssclumsy]

As a girl I can confirm that skincare is a first step toward self love.

[dildaaronkiduniya]

Devour me. Swallow me. Gulp me down.

[nyrovie-ii]

when I was 12-13

[o-sahiba]

You sit crying in the corner of your room at 2 in the morning and then on the next day you cook a vegetable loaded masala maggie and make a nice cup of adrak vali chai, enjoy it on the terrace while it's drizzling and you think life's not that bad

[kabhi-kabhi-aditi]

🩷 Pink Barbie Moodboard 🩷

But made it desi.

(inspired by @o-haseena-zulfonwali )

[lesbians4armand]

folks i know its my newer hyperfixation informing my other ones, but i cant help a fancast that just popped into my mind. satin flowers from asoiaf is described as “pretty as a girl with his dark eyes, soft skin and raven’s ringlets”, right? well… well. hello assad zaman

[shunrehihosumedha]

If you zoom, you can see my open pores. Sunburnt face, with a flower on my head with tinted gloss

[realian]

tbh I think this sai person's takes on Utena are pretty bad too.

[musiquesduciel]

Patting Zoya Akhtar's back for casting a dark-skinned actress to play the rich, desirable, popular mean girl in The Archies (2023) when a light skinned Khushi Kapoor was available to play that role but instead did not.

[kalhamamor]

Every day, I miss you.

I wonder if you miss me too.

[russetpuddle]

**heaven is a place on earth**

south asian lesbian moodboard aka what i dream of

"bi lesbians"/"male lesbians"/lesboys whatever (and their supporters) don't fucking interact

[misssclumsy]

Indians and their obsessions over 10x shade lighter foundation than their actual actual skin tone.

[anthyies]

im the only person who thinks this but i think he looks like this

[number1villainstan]

The two stories/series/media creations that make me want to gnaw on the drywall right now are Revolutionary Girl Utena, a masterful deconstruction of tropes rooted in sexism and queerphobia but with pervasive racist/imperialist elements* in the background, and Dune, a masterful deconstruction of tropes rooted in racism and imperialism but with pervasive sexist/queerphobic** elements in the background. it's hilarious it's like they're made to cancel each other out