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Tattoos

I have one small black tattoo, an equal sign in bold Arial Black font, on my left ribs under my arm, next to my breast. It’s about 1" tall by 1.5" long. It looks like it’s in italics most of the time, unless I raise my arm the right way.

I want:

  1. A small, 1.5" tall by 0.5" wide semicolon on the right side of my ribs, directly across my body from the equal sign
  2. A small, 1" diameter yellow OR white and purple 5- or 6-petaled flower on the top of my foot with a light green vine wrapping around my ankle. I want it to be line art with watercolor style coloring.
  3. A medium-sized or small realistic-styled bat, uspide-down with her wings spread, her torso on my stomach and her wings on the front of my ribs
  4. A raven or two somewhere
  5. A line or two from a bunch of songs that mean a lot to me
  6. A minimalist rainbow – a really small one, maybe a tiny rainbow flag, maybe dots like the previous post, maybe a few thin wavy lines stacked?
  7. Someday I’d like to be covered in colorful plant and animal tattoos that interlace. I’m thinking leafy and flowery plants, a couple trees, amphibians, reptiles, birds, aquatic creatures, and insects.
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10 Ways the Beauty Industry Tells You Being Beautiful Means Being White

For women of color, the Western, Eurocentric standard of beauty creates internalized self-hatred. We’re told that striving for beauty isn’t just a matter of presenting our best self, but of fundamentally changing ourselves with things like hair straightening chemicals, plastic surgery, and toxic ski
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1. The Women Who Represent ‘Beauty’ Are Almost Exclusively White

2. For Women of Color, Lighter Skin Means More Beauty

3. Women of Color with More Anglicized Features Are Valued More

4. The Straighter the Hair, The Better

5. The More Anglicized the Eyes, The Better

6. Light Eyes Are Considered Prettier Than Dark Ones

7. The Selection of Products Available for Women of Color Is Limited

8. The Same Looks That Are Criticized on Women of Color Are Praised on White Women

9. Companies Use Casual Racism to Sell Their Products

10. Models and Other People in the Industry Who Speak Out Against Racism Get Penalized

-Article by Maisha Z. Johnson via The Body is Not an Apology

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coolcatgroup: “wannabanauthor: “ catsbeaversandducks: ““Don’t f*cking touch me, Carl.” ” For anyone curious: This is Foster Dad John! He fosters litters of kittens and their moms and livestreams it for others to watch. He’s inspired dozens of other...
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“Don’t f*cking touch me, Carl.”

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For anyone curious: This is Foster Dad John! He fosters litters of kittens and their moms and livestreams it for others to watch. He’s inspired dozens of other people to foster animals, and his livestreams have helped raise more money for his shelter, Purrfect Pals, and have increased the adoption rate of animals.

You can find his stream on the The Critter Room YouTube channel!

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@wannabanauthor thank you for this!!!

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A porcupine’s Halloween present (+ original sound effects)

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I had no idea giant porcupines made fucking precious sounds

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THAT’S THE SOUND IT MAKES!?!?!?

UN-BE-FUCKING-LIEVABLE 

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We got asked if this is cute and okay. I can very happily say yes, this is stupid cute and those are happy porcupine noises. 

One of my favorite things about doing zoo work was all the noises you never realize the animals make when they’re excited or interested in a new thing. Coatimundis squeak and snuffle, and giant porcupines make that sound. 

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Omgggg the sounds.

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Teddy is back on my dash and all is right with the world

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WE ALMOST TO OCTOBRE POST OF PUNKINBEARS

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