the girlbossification of prostitution

Beauty Shop (2005) dir. Billie Woodruff

• being scared to voice your opinions • extreme fear of making mistakes • being a forced introvert • having social anxiety • people pleasing NO IT DIDN’T

Marjorie Cameron (1922-1995): illustration from Songs for the Witch Woman.

Farewell to Kasali Akangbe Ogun, a master of the Yoruba wood carving tradition and foundational member of the New Sacred Art Movement of Osogbo, who passed away on Friday, January 16, 2026. Ifá rere kó jẹ ni morere.

Because masculinity discourages vulnerability & self-transparency in general, men channel & project their anxiety & fears thru misogyny. These men can’t admit they are terrified of being left to die & not found for 2 weeks. They externalize that onto women instead of getting help

Courage the Cowardly Dog (1999)

Sketch by Xue Jiye

"men are the providers" is crazy because most of us wouldn't be alive if our mothers didn't provide for us

🌙 Moon in Houses 10th House Moon Public emotional image, reputation-sensitive, career moodswings, nurtures others professionally, seeks validation through work status, emotionally reactive to authority, strong need to be respected, shifts career direction when unsafe,

I want black women to experience love that doesn't involve suffering first and being glorified later

parents when you tell them you have a mental illness

Girls in their 30s be like, “OMG I’m so behind,” but meanwhile they’ve healed their inner child, stopped people pleasing, left that toxic job, started therapy, learned to enjoy their own company, travel when they want, and actually like themselves now. Like sis. You’re not behind

This was Donna Summer in 1999, still sounding just like the record LIVE. The fact that she was able to maintain that level of vocal power and control well past her commercial peak is incredible.

Our Orí is our personal divinity and spiritual compass. It is the sacred force that connects us directly to the Òrìṣà, Ẹgbẹ́, Eégún to Olódùmarè and to the divine blessings that flow from the spiritual realm into our lives. Orí is not only a witness to our destiny but the