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Darling I’m hoomee!!! Hi Tumblr baby, What you have for me today?

Darling I’m hoomee!!!

Hi Tumblr baby, What you have for me today?

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What I’m currently working on, a little monster of mine….. in the back you can see a perfectly clean and steady drawing table but I’m painting everything over my bed… yeah.. I’m an artist :)

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On Headwraping and a tutorial Well, since Salty and a few of my friends outside tumblr asked so nicely about my headwrap I’m posting a tutorial I hope you people understand, cause my drawings are kinda messy and I’m too self conscious to make a video or a step by step photography thing. Before sharing with you all lovelys this I want to say a few things about headwraping: First of, the way I do it is not actually part of any traditions, I just kind of mixed different ways to do it based in the Gele tradition, the “Tower of Power” tradition and the Turban tradition but is not, in any way, a Gele or a Trubant or any other traditional way of headwraping. Secondly, people have different reasons for covering their heads and I certainly believe they’re all valid, even those who do it for fashion or ‘cause they think it’s cute or whatever, I just believe people should know were does it come from ‘cause now days, the way you look can become a statement and not know why you’re doing something can damage others, so my reasons to headwrap are: A way to honor and being in touch with my racial/ethnic and cultural heritage (I’m mixed races and mixed cultures being African American and a diluted Roma, above other things). A way to stand on the society I leave in as a person of color who’s not afraid of being seen as what I am. A way to make my family conscious that we should not forget our roots. This are not the only reasons I do it, there are a lot more, but those are the more prominent I think, and are not trying to invalidate other peoples beliefs or reasons to cover their heads. That said, the tutorial is under the cut, I hope you find it useful. ^_^ Leer más

On Headwraping and a tutorial

Well, since Salty and a few of my friends outside tumblr asked so nicely about my headwrap I’m posting a tutorial I hope you people understand, cause my drawings are kinda messy and I’m too self conscious to make a video or a step by step photography thing. Before sharing with you all lovelys this I want to say a few things about headwraping:

First of, the way I do it is not actually part of any traditions, I just kind of mixed different ways to do it based in the Gele tradition, the “Tower of Power” tradition and the Turban tradition but is not, in any way, a Gele or a Trubant or any other traditional way of headwraping.

Secondly, people have different reasons for covering their heads and I certainly believe they’re all valid, even those who do it for fashion or ‘cause they think it’s cute or whatever, I just believe people should know were does it come from ‘cause now days, the way you look can become a statement and not know why you’re doing something can damage others, so my reasons to headwrap are:

A way to honor and being in touch with my racial/ethnic and cultural heritage (I’m mixed races and mixed cultures being African American and a diluted Roma, above other things).
A way to stand on the society I leave in as a person of color who’s not afraid of being seen as what I am.
A way to make my family conscious that we should not forget our roots.

This are not the only reasons I do it, there are a lot more, but those are the more prominent I think, and are not trying to invalidate other peoples beliefs or reasons to cover their heads.

That said, the tutorial is under the cut, I hope you find it useful. ^_^

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Here, have me warm and cold with a red headwrap.

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So.. I’m having quiet the boyish day but I’m going into a familly meeting with family members I haven’t seen since I was about 11-y-o so yeah… this is going to be fun!

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acomplicatedlemon:

life-as-a-city-girl:

i-can-almost-taste-it:

weeping-angels-take-the-ponds:

thief-of-pies:

chesiresailboats:

midnightstar13:

could-you-stop:

elbaka:

wrathiasbellarminas:

camflougedzut:

See this book? It is a book about birthday. Each birthday has a page describing the person born on that, almost to a T.
It has the positives and negative traits of the birth date, advice/a description of the love life, career careers, lucky numbers, lucky days of the week, ect.
I’m bored, so let’s do something fun.
Reblog this with your birth date, and I will tell you what this book says about you.
EDIT: Please have your submit turned on.

nov 7

October 1.

september 18

december 1

July 28

March 5

March 21st

Jan. 23

October 22

Feb. 23

November 17

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Mixed Race 1) What mix are you? Native American Indigenous, Black, Spanish, Italian, Roma 2) What ethnicity have you been mistaken for? Egyptian, Moroccan, Indian, Roma (actually Gitano (directly translated as Gypsy but you should never use this word!) ‘cause I’m from a Spanish speaking country) 3) Is your hair curly or straight? I have a very wavy-curly hair that I’ve came to love in the past few years 4) Was coming from different backgrounds challenging? Yes, it was difficult ‘cause even in a Latin American country people is not so accepting of differences and children are specially mean towards those who aren’t “like them” 5) What ethnicity do you embrace the most? I think I embrace all of them, I try to be coencted with the cultural media of each one of them and honor each one of them, except with the Roma; for some political issues in my country my grandmother was unable to teach my father about her culture so we know we are Roma but we don’t really have any “real link” to it apart from blood and “appearance” and that is something saddens me. 6) Have you ever been made fun of for being different? Yes, trough my life I’ve been made fun of by children and teenagers who don’t understand that they too are mixed and just ‘cause they’re a little “clearer” or “darker” they feel with the right to look down on me ‘cause, “I look like a black persona doesn’t that bothers you?” NO it doesn’t I’m proud of being who I am! 7) Have you ever been ashamed for being multiracial? I was, when I was a child other kids used to tell me I was ugly and nobody really talked to me, when I got older I came to realize that my beauty was just different and people is normally scared of anything different, even so is still hard for me to look at myself and see beauty. 8) Do you feel being multiracial has it’s benefits? I think it does gave you a different point of view in pretty much everything, personally it helped me understand much of the dynamics of the society I leave in and helped me learn how to navigate trough it and not loose myself. 9) What makes being multiracial beautiful? I think the most beautiful of being multiracial is the fact that it also makes you multicultural and that makes your world bigger than most people, is beautiful, for me, to be able to seat and share experiences with others and actually relate to what their saying. 10) Do you have any advice for someone who struggles with their multiracial identity? I think the best I can tell you is just to embrace your inner self, love who you are and what comes with you, don’t pay attention to those who have no idea what they’re saying and be strong, Every Human Being Matters and You Matter Too, so don’t worry about fitting in or being different you are beautiful in any way you can think of and if you haven’t noticed that by now you’re going to realize soon enough. I did this ‘cause I want my followers to know me a little better ^^

Mixed Race

1) What mix are you?

Native American Indigenous, Black, Spanish, Italian, Roma

2) What ethnicity have you been mistaken for?

Egyptian, Moroccan, Indian, Roma (actually Gitano (directly translated as Gypsy but you should never use this word!) ‘cause I’m from a Spanish speaking country)

3) Is your hair curly or straight?

I have a very wavy-curly hair that I’ve came to love in the past few years

4) Was coming from different backgrounds challenging?

Yes, it was difficult ‘cause even in a Latin American country people is not so accepting of differences and children are specially mean towards those who aren’t “like them”

5) What ethnicity do you embrace the most?

I think I embrace all of them, I try to be coencted with the cultural media of each one of them and honor each one of them, except with the Roma; for some political issues in my country my grandmother was unable to teach my father about her culture so we know we are Roma but we don’t really have any “real link” to it apart from blood and “appearance” and that is something saddens me.

6) Have you ever been made fun of for being different?

Yes, trough my life I’ve been made fun of by children and teenagers who don’t understand that they too are mixed and just ‘cause they’re a little “clearer” or “darker” they feel with the right to look down on me ‘cause, “I look like a black persona doesn’t that bothers you?” NO it doesn’t I’m proud of being who I am!

7) Have you ever been ashamed for being multiracial?

I was, when I was a child other kids used to tell me I was ugly and nobody really talked to me, when I got older I came to realize that my beauty was just different and people is normally scared of anything different, even so is still hard for me to look at myself and see beauty.

8) Do you feel being multiracial has it’s benefits?

I think it does gave you a different point of view in pretty much everything, personally it helped me understand much of the dynamics of the society I leave in and helped me learn how to navigate trough it and not loose myself.

9) What makes being multiracial beautiful?

I think the most beautiful of being multiracial is the fact that it also makes you multicultural and that makes your world bigger than most people, is beautiful, for me, to be able to seat and share experiences with others and actually relate to what their saying.

10) Do you have any advice for someone who struggles with their multiracial identity?

I think the best I can tell you is just to embrace your inner self, love who you are and what comes with you, don’t pay attention to those who have no idea what they’re saying and be strong, Every Human Being Matters and You Matter Too, so don’t worry about fitting in or being different you are beautiful in any way you can think of and if you haven’t noticed that by now you’re going to realize soon enough.

I did this ‘cause I want my followers to know me a little better ^^

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Here have my face again ‘cause my class is boring and I love makeup and headwrap in my boys days.

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So my investigation has lead me to the fact that may be I’m an Otherkin Do some of my followers identify this way? if so, how can I know if it’s true? I keep finding very confusing information about the subject but also I’m very interested. Any help?

So my investigation has lead me to the fact that may be I’m an Otherkin

Do some of my followers identify this way? if so, how can I know if it’s true? I keep finding very confusing information about the subject but also I’m very interested. Any help?

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This is one of the most awesome games I’ve ever play.. like the turns on the plot are fucking weird and keeps you up playing it ‘till the end!

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I was supposed to go to sleep early today, but my random sleep schedule said, not today baby! so her I am Tumblr

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Sleep Habits of the Zodiac ♈ Aries: Aries are a hyperactive sign and tend to have sleeping troubles. Their dreams are often intense and vivid, They find it very hard to wind down at night and ignore the health benefits of good sleep. Slide sleeping is known to improve sleep quality ♉ Taurus: Sleep can be very fitful for Taurus if they are not comfortable. They are especially sensitive to their environment. They tend to sleep long and appreciate bed time. Meaningful dreams. Sleep best in company. ♊ Gemini: Gemini can survive off a fairly minimal amount of sleep - but it eventually catches up with them. Their minds are always racing in overdrive so sleep never comes easily. Many see sleep as an inconvenience and insomnia as productive 'extra' time ♋ Cancer: Cancer can have restless sleep patterns because they are likely to suffer nightmares a lot. Bedtime is especially volatile for Cancer because they dwell in all their troubles before sleep. They usually never feel completely 'awake' ♌ Leo: Most Leo are back sleepers and tend to drift off quite easily; unless they are stressed. They appreciate bed time and like to sleep amongst the most luxurious and sensuous of sheets and linen. Meaningful and precognitive dreams ♍ Virgo: Virgo cannot sleep if they are stressed or in an environment of disorder. Their chronic habit of overthinking makes it difficult for them to wind down before bed. They function most well when they have obtained a 'sleep schedule' ♎ Libra: Libra swing between sleeping too much and not enough. They can survive on minimal sleep for a short period then literally spend days in bed. A balanced sleep pattern is a good sign of inner equilibrium for Libra ♏ Scorpio: Scorpio's sleep is directed by their state of moods. A 'lifted' Scorpio will survive off minimal sleep - pushing bed time back as late as possible as they fall into their concentrated obsessions. An unhappy Scorpio will become very hypersomniac and need a lot of sleep ♐ Sagittarius: Sagittarius can survive off a minimal sleep arrangement but tend to naturally exhaust themselves through the day. They can put off bed time by becoming too excited or hyper about things at night. Occasionally restless, meaningful dreams ♑ Capricorn: Capricorn appreciate their sleep and try to get as much as possible - knowing it is within their best interests. A stressed Capricorn will have pronounced sleep troubles - insomnia is a sign of great inner distress for this sign ♒ Aquarius: have pronounced sleep troubles and tend to be restless and uncomfortable in sleep. Their racing thoughts make it hard for them to wind down at night and their use of technology and reading before bed compounds their minimal sleep ♓ Pisces: Sleep is opium for Pisceans; and out of all the zodiac, they need the most hours. Their receptive nature means they are drained by others and sleep restores their energy reserves. Many never feel truly 'awake'; they tend to have vivid and meaningful dreams

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I’m really not ok… Trigger warning for depression and anxiety under the cut Leer más

I’m really not ok…

Trigger warning for depression and anxiety under the cut

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