Jaz

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[❀ @marsrled]

i’ve noticed people that are obSESSED w morality policing others tend to be the absolute worst judgemental people ever who have much shittier morals and characters than the people they try to control

[Jaz @Jzdlr377]

Well as a non white I can say a lot of non white people are in varying degrees of religious psychosis

[vivafalastin 🇵🇸 @vivafalastin]

i am sincerely uninterested in what any white person believes about the existence of god

[ROSALÍA UPDATE @updaterosalia]

OH MY SHAYLAAAAA THE SMILES 😭😭😭😭

[Jaz @Jzdlr377]

I do and they're one of the most homophobic and misogynistic groups of people I've come across. Can't even reason with them because everything is defeated by what their religion says and if this is something you still do in 2026, I have no choice but to consider you dumb.

[𓂃 ࣪˖ ִֶָ𐀔٠ ࣪⭑ @honeydewfae]

The issue that I have with people like this is that you lot don’t know Muslim women.

How many of you are actually surrounded by them? How many of you actually speak to them beyond Twitter?

This kind of thinking is I feel stills pertains to this idea that Muslim women are-

[kali @royaltypinks]

la dopamina al besar labios suaves femeninos es increíble

[Jaz @Jzdlr377]

Did a double take with Scarlett's story because I thought it was Zeudi from the back 🥲

[Jaz @Jzdlr377]

It better launch later this year

[VGTimes @VGTimes]

🪄 "Stardew Valley Meets Wizard School" — New Witchbrook Details Revealed

Highlights include:

— You'll have to pay your tuition, earning money by running a business;
— A full school system with classes, homework, exams, a library, and graduation;
— Lessons unlock new spells, recipes, and magical abilities;
— A wellbeing system affected by grades, friendships, sleep, and everyday choices;
— Plenty to do outside class, including cooking, gardening, dating, decorating, and building a career;
— The first in-game year alone will take 40–50 hours to complete;
— 4-player co-op is supported.

Witchbrook launches later this year.

[Jaz @Jzdlr377]

Genuinely can't stand people trying to defend their version of purity culture. It's all shitty.

[Jaz @Jzdlr377]

This is not rooted in bodily autonomy because if it is then touching the opposite sex would not be frowned upon in the first place.

[Nerdeen Kiswani @NerdeenKiswani]

38k likes for saying a Muslim woman is “socially regressive” because she chose not to touch a man. Weird how consent, personal boundaries, and bodily autonomy suddenly become controversial when they’re rooted in Islam.

[ROSALÍA UPDATE @updaterosalia]

ROSALÍA shared a reflection about the life of an artist on tour on her Substack after a few months without posting anything:

“I’m on tour. I’ve been in Europe, now I’m in the USA, and soon I’ll be in Latin America (God willing). At this point, I think I must be around the halfway point of the tour, and, strangely enough, I find myself wanting to talk more and more on stage. Saying the first or second thing that comes to your mind when you have a microphone in your hand. The other day at the NY show, I started talking about this crazy life, and days later I kept thinking about it, so I’m going to pull on that thread.

The thread is this: the nomadic life is not for everyone.

My respect goes to everyone who lives this way. You have to be brave to be a nomad. By a nomadic life, I mean one lived carrying your home with you and in a detached way. Detachment, by the way, is not optional, because a good part of what you carry with you will be lost along the way. Living constantly changing places, far away from what is yours, from your people, or from the place where you were born. Living far from everything you love and hate, but that inevitably reminds you of who you are.

A heartbreaking sacrifice, if you ask me: a house or a home is not just shelter, it can be the symbolic center that holds you together. Home can be your person or your clan, it can be a smell, four walls, or your city…

It doesn’t surprise me that most artists tend to complain when they talk about tour life and that many turn to any kind of anesthetic to cope with it, because tour life is no joke. Precisely because of that, you try to build yourself a home wherever you go. As a musician on the road, I try too, we try. Luckily, I have people who help me, but nothing and no one truly prepares you to build and destroy your home every day.

The drawing of someone you love on the nightstand, the shirts carefully hanging in the closet, the lamps you turn on and off until you find “the right light,” the stacked books you’ll never have time to read, or the shitty decorative figurine you hide inside one of the hotel closets because you can’t stand seeing it for one more second. To this day, I’m still surprised by the arrogance with which you can sometimes walk through and observe these spaces as if they were yours, as if for a second you believed your own lie that that hotel room belongs to you.

Building your home and destroying it
Building it and destroying it
Building it and destroying it
Building it and destroying it

You build it every day religiously. You do it with love and knowing that you’ll have to tear it apart a few hours later, not out of anger or because you want to, but because you have to leave. You might think that you don’t want to become attached to anything if every setup is temporary, or maybe you would want your love for things to overflow so that you could finally allow yourself to feel the fear, emptiness, or anxiety that attacks you every time you have to leave for the next place. But instead, you do what you can in your own way: sometimes you cry, often you dissociate, and on a good day you quietly say a ‘goodbye’ that makes you feel a little better while closing the door, wondering if you’ll ever walk back into that room again. Today in Las Vegas, tomorrow Los Angeles, the day after in San Diego, and so on.

All of this is my way of saying that every time I fall in love with a place, I also have reasons not to want to leave, and it’s also my way of saying that I’m afraid of not having roots anywhere. But I know that, deep down, I carry everything that matters inside me, and there are things I will never be able to lose because I am, and always will be, an archive of everything I have loved.”

[heleninha @xheleninha]

giovanna antonelli e tainá muller postando vídeo de clarina, o primeiro casal lésbico que se casou em tv aberta, em comemoração ao dia do orgulho! 🏳️‍🌈✨

eu amo tanto elas e esse casal!!

[heleninha @xheleninha]

feliz dia do orgulho 🏳️‍🌈

[mr. sis @l3wcif3r]

Im sorry but like Rosalia is on a league of her own. She is a generational artist.

[Jaz @Jzdlr377]

If they kiss it's vulgar and exhibitionism. If they don't kiss it's fake. But if they kiss it's also marketing and publicity. Wtf do you want them to do?

[Jaz @Jzdlr377]

Unfortunately I'm again seeing deplorable comments from too many Italians about Elodie and her gf like there wasn't a recent horrific case of two people losing their lives due to homophobia. These idiots won't learn how violence builds from exactly this sort of hate speech.

[David @Justtdavid_]

nobody talks about how much it sucks to want to go out and do something so bad but literally have nobody to do it with.

[Jaz @Jzdlr377]

"we respect them we just can't support"

[0live 🇵🇸🇸🇩🇨🇺 🐇🐈🦌 @0liviaolive]

"no my religion doesn't hate gay people. It only forbids them from experiencing love" gee, thanks

[LUX @badgalxrosi]

Essa Análise de La Yugular me fez amar ainda mais a Rosalía como artista

[safics🪽 @ccsaficss]

ya se termina el mes del orgullo y nada sáfico me pasó, debería ser considerado homofobia

[Jaz @Jzdlr377]

I will never understand people who take the side of paparazzi when celebrities are rude and hostile towards them

[Britney FRANCE @BritneyActuFR]

Mind you this was Britney Spears’ life in 2007