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Quote from: Sinyonc? on August 25, 2018, 11:58:24 PMfsnjkffThe one where the guys just wishes pure death on his sister is what got me.I feel like I'm too damn naive sometimes cause I've been in situations where I've been pissed or disliked someone and wished death on them but regretted it soon after cause.I just can't fathom dwelling on such extreme HATE.
Quote from: emzen on August 26, 2018, 12:00:55 AMQuote from: Sinyonc? on August 25, 2018, 11:58:24 PMfsnjkffThe one where the guys just wishes pure death on his sister is what got me.I feel like I'm too damn naive sometimes cause I've been in situations where I've been pissed or disliked someone and wished death on them but regretted it soon after cause.I just can't fathom dwelling on such extreme HATE.I had to stop when I got to one where a boy was 15 and his 19 y/o sister got WASTED and they had sex.Then flash forward a year and the dad hates the daughter because she got an abortion and the boy did the math and was like "hold up..."
Quote from: Ash Sharqiyah on August 26, 2018, 12:39:39 AMQuote from: ton on August 25, 2018, 11:54:31 PMQuote from: Ash Sharqiyah on August 25, 2018, 11:50:00 PMQuote from: ton on August 25, 2018, 11:15:51 PMQuote from: Ash Sharqiyah on August 25, 2018, 11:10:58 PMQuote from: ton on August 25, 2018, 10:51:23 PMQuote from: Sinyonc? on August 25, 2018, 10:45:42 PMQuote from: ton on August 25, 2018, 10:42:50 PMBlack history is interesting thoughAfter slavery we rebelled and created our own.... Somehow they forced and convinced us to fit in... And i feel like that lasted until Obama and Trayvon because in the 2000s I feel like we still believed we were almost as equal as anyone elseI'm honestly glad we left that facade, because the girls have been LIVING for some years now in a way like no other and I'm loving it. This board is a big part of the way I view humanity and colorism!!!!!The way the girls had just accepted that black people we're supposed to be a certain way because white peopel told them.It warms my heart to see little niglets of today expressing themselves the way they feel instead of trying to chase a stereotype.Like girl the biggest music genre of today is Punk Trap. !!!!! I live whenever I see the girls with 'nappy' hair just SPROUTINGCan you believe 10 years ago that was a read? I love how it's become normalized. I think it'll even help people in the workplace who want to rock their natural tea.If it's seen more on TVs, in the streets, it won't be such a SHOCK when an employer sees a woman walking in with her Afro. So many of them are used to seeing those weaves and close fades.<SDMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMsometimes I wanna grow my MESS to be 'more black', but then I feel like I'm being extra because its not who I ambecause, I honestly HATE having to wake up 30 mins extra to fix my hair. I grew my mess out twice in my life, and both times I was annoyed as FUCK having to wake up early to style it or check the shit throughout the dayIts just not me Yeah. Just because someone chooses NOT to grow their hair doesn't mean they have pride issues and mess.You have a fade or wig! You don't love yo self! You scared? huh?! Answer me! Ultimately it's extra time you have to spend grooming yourself. Shit I see why people just enjoy HOPPING out of bed, PLOPPING a wig on their head, or doing a little BRUSH to their fade, and PUMPING.But for the people who DO wanna grow it, it'll make things easier.xcccccccccccccccccci dont hate on wigs AT ALLcause black hair is a JOB being around black women all my life, having to take off 3-4 hours for braids or 2-3 days for micros is no small task My hair has definitely become a spiritual thing for me. I feel connected to it. Not devoted to and worshipping it, but you know what I mean. I plan on keeping it forever. My grandfather was in his 60's in that pic in my sig with a full head of hair. Science says that for a man, those genes come directly from your mama's father, so I'm in the clear. Definitely dodged a bullet from my grandmother's side of the family. Cuz ch... Nature started GNAWING away at my uncle's skull pretty damn early.
Quote from: ton on August 25, 2018, 11:54:31 PMQuote from: Ash Sharqiyah on August 25, 2018, 11:50:00 PMQuote from: ton on August 25, 2018, 11:15:51 PMQuote from: Ash Sharqiyah on August 25, 2018, 11:10:58 PMQuote from: ton on August 25, 2018, 10:51:23 PMQuote from: Sinyonc? on August 25, 2018, 10:45:42 PMQuote from: ton on August 25, 2018, 10:42:50 PMBlack history is interesting thoughAfter slavery we rebelled and created our own.... Somehow they forced and convinced us to fit in... And i feel like that lasted until Obama and Trayvon because in the 2000s I feel like we still believed we were almost as equal as anyone elseI'm honestly glad we left that facade, because the girls have been LIVING for some years now in a way like no other and I'm loving it. This board is a big part of the way I view humanity and colorism!!!!!The way the girls had just accepted that black people we're supposed to be a certain way because white peopel told them.It warms my heart to see little niglets of today expressing themselves the way they feel instead of trying to chase a stereotype.Like girl the biggest music genre of today is Punk Trap. !!!!! I live whenever I see the girls with 'nappy' hair just SPROUTINGCan you believe 10 years ago that was a read? I love how it's become normalized. I think it'll even help people in the workplace who want to rock their natural tea.If it's seen more on TVs, in the streets, it won't be such a SHOCK when an employer sees a woman walking in with her Afro. So many of them are used to seeing those weaves and close fades.<SDMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMsometimes I wanna grow my MESS to be 'more black', but then I feel like I'm being extra because its not who I ambecause, I honestly HATE having to wake up 30 mins extra to fix my hair. I grew my mess out twice in my life, and both times I was annoyed as FUCK having to wake up early to style it or check the shit throughout the dayIts just not me Yeah. Just because someone chooses NOT to grow their hair doesn't mean they have pride issues and mess.You have a fade or wig! You don't love yo self! You scared? huh?! Answer me! Ultimately it's extra time you have to spend grooming yourself. Shit I see why people just enjoy HOPPING out of bed, PLOPPING a wig on their head, or doing a little BRUSH to their fade, and PUMPING.But for the people who DO wanna grow it, it'll make things easier.xcccccccccccccccccci dont hate on wigs AT ALLcause black hair is a JOB being around black women all my life, having to take off 3-4 hours for braids or 2-3 days for micros is no small task
Quote from: Ash Sharqiyah on August 25, 2018, 11:50:00 PMQuote from: ton on August 25, 2018, 11:15:51 PMQuote from: Ash Sharqiyah on August 25, 2018, 11:10:58 PMQuote from: ton on August 25, 2018, 10:51:23 PMQuote from: Sinyonc? on August 25, 2018, 10:45:42 PMQuote from: ton on August 25, 2018, 10:42:50 PMBlack history is interesting thoughAfter slavery we rebelled and created our own.... Somehow they forced and convinced us to fit in... And i feel like that lasted until Obama and Trayvon because in the 2000s I feel like we still believed we were almost as equal as anyone elseI'm honestly glad we left that facade, because the girls have been LIVING for some years now in a way like no other and I'm loving it. This board is a big part of the way I view humanity and colorism!!!!!The way the girls had just accepted that black people we're supposed to be a certain way because white peopel told them.It warms my heart to see little niglets of today expressing themselves the way they feel instead of trying to chase a stereotype.Like girl the biggest music genre of today is Punk Trap. !!!!! I live whenever I see the girls with 'nappy' hair just SPROUTINGCan you believe 10 years ago that was a read? I love how it's become normalized. I think it'll even help people in the workplace who want to rock their natural tea.If it's seen more on TVs, in the streets, it won't be such a SHOCK when an employer sees a woman walking in with her Afro. So many of them are used to seeing those weaves and close fades.<SDMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMsometimes I wanna grow my MESS to be 'more black', but then I feel like I'm being extra because its not who I ambecause, I honestly HATE having to wake up 30 mins extra to fix my hair. I grew my mess out twice in my life, and both times I was annoyed as FUCK having to wake up early to style it or check the shit throughout the dayIts just not me Yeah. Just because someone chooses NOT to grow their hair doesn't mean they have pride issues and mess.You have a fade or wig! You don't love yo self! You scared? huh?! Answer me! Ultimately it's extra time you have to spend grooming yourself. Shit I see why people just enjoy HOPPING out of bed, PLOPPING a wig on their head, or doing a little BRUSH to their fade, and PUMPING.But for the people who DO wanna grow it, it'll make things easier.
Quote from: ton on August 25, 2018, 11:15:51 PMQuote from: Ash Sharqiyah on August 25, 2018, 11:10:58 PMQuote from: ton on August 25, 2018, 10:51:23 PMQuote from: Sinyonc? on August 25, 2018, 10:45:42 PMQuote from: ton on August 25, 2018, 10:42:50 PMBlack history is interesting thoughAfter slavery we rebelled and created our own.... Somehow they forced and convinced us to fit in... And i feel like that lasted until Obama and Trayvon because in the 2000s I feel like we still believed we were almost as equal as anyone elseI'm honestly glad we left that facade, because the girls have been LIVING for some years now in a way like no other and I'm loving it. This board is a big part of the way I view humanity and colorism!!!!!The way the girls had just accepted that black people we're supposed to be a certain way because white peopel told them.It warms my heart to see little niglets of today expressing themselves the way they feel instead of trying to chase a stereotype.Like girl the biggest music genre of today is Punk Trap. !!!!! I live whenever I see the girls with 'nappy' hair just SPROUTINGCan you believe 10 years ago that was a read? I love how it's become normalized. I think it'll even help people in the workplace who want to rock their natural tea.If it's seen more on TVs, in the streets, it won't be such a SHOCK when an employer sees a woman walking in with her Afro. So many of them are used to seeing those weaves and close fades.<SDMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMsometimes I wanna grow my MESS to be 'more black', but then I feel like I'm being extra because its not who I ambecause, I honestly HATE having to wake up 30 mins extra to fix my hair. I grew my mess out twice in my life, and both times I was annoyed as FUCK having to wake up early to style it or check the shit throughout the dayIts just not me
Quote from: Ash Sharqiyah on August 25, 2018, 11:10:58 PMQuote from: ton on August 25, 2018, 10:51:23 PMQuote from: Sinyonc? on August 25, 2018, 10:45:42 PMQuote from: ton on August 25, 2018, 10:42:50 PMBlack history is interesting thoughAfter slavery we rebelled and created our own.... Somehow they forced and convinced us to fit in... And i feel like that lasted until Obama and Trayvon because in the 2000s I feel like we still believed we were almost as equal as anyone elseI'm honestly glad we left that facade, because the girls have been LIVING for some years now in a way like no other and I'm loving it. This board is a big part of the way I view humanity and colorism!!!!!The way the girls had just accepted that black people we're supposed to be a certain way because white peopel told them.It warms my heart to see little niglets of today expressing themselves the way they feel instead of trying to chase a stereotype.Like girl the biggest music genre of today is Punk Trap. !!!!! I live whenever I see the girls with 'nappy' hair just SPROUTINGCan you believe 10 years ago that was a read? I love how it's become normalized. I think it'll even help people in the workplace who want to rock their natural tea.If it's seen more on TVs, in the streets, it won't be such a SHOCK when an employer sees a woman walking in with her Afro. So many of them are used to seeing those weaves and close fades.
Quote from: ton on August 25, 2018, 10:51:23 PMQuote from: Sinyonc? on August 25, 2018, 10:45:42 PMQuote from: ton on August 25, 2018, 10:42:50 PMBlack history is interesting thoughAfter slavery we rebelled and created our own.... Somehow they forced and convinced us to fit in... And i feel like that lasted until Obama and Trayvon because in the 2000s I feel like we still believed we were almost as equal as anyone elseI'm honestly glad we left that facade, because the girls have been LIVING for some years now in a way like no other and I'm loving it. This board is a big part of the way I view humanity and colorism!!!!!The way the girls had just accepted that black people we're supposed to be a certain way because white peopel told them.It warms my heart to see little niglets of today expressing themselves the way they feel instead of trying to chase a stereotype.Like girl the biggest music genre of today is Punk Trap. !!!!! I live whenever I see the girls with 'nappy' hair just SPROUTINGCan you believe 10 years ago that was a read?
Quote from: Sinyonc? on August 25, 2018, 10:45:42 PMQuote from: ton on August 25, 2018, 10:42:50 PMBlack history is interesting thoughAfter slavery we rebelled and created our own.... Somehow they forced and convinced us to fit in... And i feel like that lasted until Obama and Trayvon because in the 2000s I feel like we still believed we were almost as equal as anyone elseI'm honestly glad we left that facade, because the girls have been LIVING for some years now in a way like no other and I'm loving it. This board is a big part of the way I view humanity and colorism!!!!!The way the girls had just accepted that black people we're supposed to be a certain way because white peopel told them.It warms my heart to see little niglets of today expressing themselves the way they feel instead of trying to chase a stereotype.Like girl the biggest music genre of today is Punk Trap.
Quote from: ton on August 25, 2018, 10:42:50 PMBlack history is interesting thoughAfter slavery we rebelled and created our own.... Somehow they forced and convinced us to fit in... And i feel like that lasted until Obama and Trayvon because in the 2000s I feel like we still believed we were almost as equal as anyone elseI'm honestly glad we left that facade, because the girls have been LIVING for some years now in a way like no other and I'm loving it. This board is a big part of the way I view humanity and colorism
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Quote from: Young on August 24, 2018, 08:15:43 AMQuote from: Cartier on August 21, 2018, 07:12:03 AMQuote from: squid on August 21, 2018, 07:07:55 AMTbqfhrn, I think alcohol is disgusting. I've had it many times but it's just something I can't get into. And I'm tired of alcohol culture. Wherever I meet new people they tell me stories on how they got drunk in whatever club or how they like certain types of vodka and shit. Then they ask me about booze, and I'm like "I don't really drink alcohol". Jesus. The reaction to that is always the same. Confused faces asking me, with serious concern "You don't drink alcohol?! Really?! Umm what do you do on the weekends then? " !!!!!!!!!! OmgPeople act like alcohol is absolutely ESSENTIAL to functioning as a human.Sorry I don't have to DROWN myself in vodka every weekend to escape from life.I definitely had a phase (younger years ) when I was all about getting fckd up and having a grand ol' timebut Now I just cant fffffffffffI still love Wine tho. I typically will have a glass of Red with a meal at night
Quote from: Cartier on August 21, 2018, 07:12:03 AMQuote from: squid on August 21, 2018, 07:07:55 AMTbqfhrn, I think alcohol is disgusting. I've had it many times but it's just something I can't get into. And I'm tired of alcohol culture. Wherever I meet new people they tell me stories on how they got drunk in whatever club or how they like certain types of vodka and shit. Then they ask me about booze, and I'm like "I don't really drink alcohol". Jesus. The reaction to that is always the same. Confused faces asking me, with serious concern "You don't drink alcohol?! Really?! Umm what do you do on the weekends then? " !!!!!!!!!! OmgPeople act like alcohol is absolutely ESSENTIAL to functioning as a human.Sorry I don't have to DROWN myself in vodka every weekend to escape from life.
Quote from: squid on August 21, 2018, 07:07:55 AMTbqfhrn, I think alcohol is disgusting. I've had it many times but it's just something I can't get into. And I'm tired of alcohol culture. Wherever I meet new people they tell me stories on how they got drunk in whatever club or how they like certain types of vodka and shit. Then they ask me about booze, and I'm like "I don't really drink alcohol". Jesus. The reaction to that is always the same. Confused faces asking me, with serious concern "You don't drink alcohol?! Really?! Umm what do you do on the weekends then? "
Quote from: Sinyonc? on August 24, 2018, 01:15:19 PMQuote from: Kurama on August 14, 2018, 12:17:46 PMQuote from: Sl?iz Richie on August 11, 2018, 07:02:01 PMI wonder how many people have a creative talent and neglect it because they think they need the security of a 9-5. Deep shit, I think about this a lot. If people had the ability to not worry about financial security and indulge in their creative/passionate side. I know for me I think I'd be alot further in my career if I weren't so afraid in the past and doubted myself and thought about what people would think if I failed.The minute I stopped caring about other people's thoughts I realized people actually liked my ideas and stuff.
Quote from: Kurama on August 14, 2018, 12:17:46 PMQuote from: Sl?iz Richie on August 11, 2018, 07:02:01 PMI wonder how many people have a creative talent and neglect it because they think they need the security of a 9-5. Deep shit, I think about this a lot. If people had the ability to not worry about financial security and indulge in their creative/passionate side.
Quote from: Sl?iz Richie on August 11, 2018, 07:02:01 PMI wonder how many people have a creative talent and neglect it because they think they need the security of a 9-5.
Quote from: Kurama on August 24, 2018, 02:46:25 PMfuck itSmoked during lunch btw. Let's chat guys! lolzYoung, Jayd', Rig, Pons get in here! Let's talk spirituality and the metaphysical!
Quote from: Ash Sharqiyah on August 24, 2018, 03:31:15 PMFall is here. You can just fucking FEEL it outside already.God I love the north.
