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yes.

[Alexander NikPRIShin @pwiscila]

Seeing and accepting people exactly as they are is more romantic than putting them on a pedestal

[Bella Hadidn’t @SkinwithLolami]

I have no interest in being around people who assign malicious intent to every mistake. If grace is reserved for no one, not even the people in your life, I can only imagine how harshly you judge strangers

[Ms.K @mskmalibu]

You have to wear your clothes and use your perfumes and eat that delicious food and dance to the music and talk to that person and live your life

[perico @pericoco_]

Anytime someone does something weird to me I work on myself, because what am I even doing being around someone like that.

[yimika| @yimikaaaa]

You actually need good friends. You need community. You need family. You can't do this life aloneeeee

[I appreciate you. @DeeLaSheeArt]

Happy Pride! I hope yall extra gay today ❤️

[🧟‍♀️ 𝚿 @ssamemo]

I love it when people who fancied me find their person…I told you I wasn’t the one for you and it’s good you listened.

[chebetonsteroids @Iam_ronoh]

I had a realization a few years ago that I don't need to figure out why this person is doing a certain behavior I dislike. All that matters is I know I don't like the behavior and I can leave

[​𝐥𝐲𝐫𝐚 @sunnkssdseraph]

all relationships can survive mistakes, but they cannot survive patterns. Repeated behavior isn't a mistake, it's a decision, apologies lose meaning when the actions never change

[Preston D. Mitchum @PrestonMitchum]

Rest in peace, Dr. Cerina Fairfax.

She mattered.

There’s no excuse or justification. She should still be here.

[juan crow @twinkletweetu]

The thing about patriarchal violence is that it wasn’t me or you today, because it was someone else. We’re not “safe” because we’re smarter or “made better choices” or #hate men more. We’re often just…lucky.

[Angela Rockford @angie_goodwood]

You start talmbout black femicide and niggas get to talking bout a damn “gender war” like . Let’s be fucking foreal for a second man. This is real life

[Ụlọma @ulxma]

There is no version of woman who cannot be seen as a prostitute. To some people, going to college makes you a harlot, to others, wearing tight outfits, or not going to church, or drinking alcohol, or having a car, or having premarital sex, or wearing lashes, or not cooking. . .

[Ụlọma @ulxma]

When you as a woman realise that every culture has their definition of ‘prostitute’—the woman with her hair out, the unmarried woman, women who live alone, who wear red lipstick, who work, etc—you will understand that prostitute means woman, & you will fight for your liberation.

[Into The Forest Dark @ElliottBlackwe3]

We read books & poetry because they enlarge us. They expand our thinking, our empathy, our connectedness. Art reminds us of why we live: for beauty, for wonder, for understanding. Though our culture may say otherwise, these are vital & necessary. They sustain us.

[Neil Renic @NC_Renic]

First they came for the em dash and I did not speak out. Then they came for the Oxford comma…

[‏ً @omgsidewalks]

You ain't had a real reader girl before.

A kindle doll. A Libby lady. A daughter of the library.

[tinman @mavi4mayor]

niggas be feeling like letting you see them be rich is activism

[M @mxrza189]

I think women who don’t follow the conventional timeline and build their own fulfilling lives before settling down are so chic