artsyweave

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i love her i love her i love her i love her i love her

step on me

an hour before midnight time to post oc art

shes an urban explorer who Really really loves the plague doctor aesthetic! she also runs a youtube channel in the style of one of those creepypasta youtubers but instead its all informative, well researched history lessons about the various places she visits :-)

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I LIKE BIG BOYS

ITTY BITTY BOYS

MISSISSIPPI BOYS

INNER CITY BOYS

I LIKE THE PRETTY BOYS WITH THE BOW TIE

GET YOUR NAILS DID LET IT BLOW DRY

I LIKE A BIG BEARD, I LIKE A CLEAN FACE

I DON'T DISCRIMINATE COME AND GET A TASTE

FROM THE PLAY BOYS

TO THE GAY BOYS

GO AND SLAY BOYS

YOU MY FAVE BOYS

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Biba Williams by Marina Dean-Francis for Icons Magazine - Dec 2019

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i love this

anyways i know a lady named michelle and her hair looks just like that accurate naming

Michelle Hair

a simple mesh edit of that hair from eco lifestyle with the weird feather pins. Ty to @aharris00britney for the help aah.

Base Game Compatible

18 EA Swatches

All LOD’s

Hat Compatible

All Maps

Follow my T.O.U here <3

Download Here | My Patreon

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FHBKFGH THIS IS GORGEOUS

because it’s obvious  u think about me & it’s obvious ur bored without me & it’s obvious cause ur so obviously lost without me

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"It is remarkably easy to buy an axe in Central London"

Has this been done yet?

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i love women in suits

Dipti Sharma by Max Vadukul for Elle India - September 2020

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my icon no pun intended lesbian remy lesbian remy lesbian remy lesbian remy

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Imaan Hammam by Tyler Mitchell for Vogue US - April 2020

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hnnng!

so i repost a lot of models n shit right,, but when i look up like models in tumblr tags its all soft porn and i CANNOT handle it oh my fuckign god

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Zoë Thaets by Walter Pierre for Vogue Netherlands - March 2020

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Anok Yai by Josh Olins for Vogue Paris - February 2020

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Hey Y’all I know that many people have shared and reblogged but I just wanted to continue to bring awareness to these topics and to keep people informed. If you wanna find ways to help the Black Lives Matter Movement here are some helpful links:

Donate to Black Lives Matter: You can find the main donation page here.

Get involved with your local BLM chapter: The full list is here.

Or start your own: More info here.

Donate to a bail fund: Some Twitter users are crowdsourcing lists of local organizations that help bail out protesters who get arrested. Thread here.

Or another bail fund: This crowdsourced Google Doc of bail funds keeps getting bigger.

Support the National Police Accountability Project: This group, a project of the National Lawyers Guild, helps people find legal counsel. More info here.

Support Campaign Zero, a police reform group that has been working on policy solutions “informed by data and human rights principles.” More info here.

Sign a petition: Civil rights group Color of Change launched a petition asking that all the officers involved in Floyd’s death are brought to justice. Find it here.

Or another petition: The “Justice for George Floyd” petition on Change.org already has 8.5 million supporters. That sends a big message. Find it here.

Also, Happy Pride Month! To All of my LGBTQIA+ friends and followers, I hope you have a wonderful month. I know things are difficult right now but I have faith that things will get better. Specifically to my black queer followers please know that you are loved and appreciated.

If you would like to help support your local LGBTQ youth here is what you can do to help out, here are some resources that can help:

Genders & Sexualities Alliance Network

GSA clubs are student-run organizations that unite LGBTQIA+ and allied youth to build community and organize around issues impacting them in their schools and communities.

HealthyChildren.org: Health Concerns for Gay and Lesbian teens

Information for LGBT teens on sexual activity, substance use, mental health, discrimination, and violence.

It Gets Better Project

The It Gets Better Project inspires people across the globe to share their stories and remind the next generation of LGBTQIA+ youth that hope is out there, and it will get better.

Q Card Project

The Q Card is a simple and easy-to-use communication tool designed to empower LGBTQIA+ youth to become actively engaged in their health, and to support the people who provide their care.

Q Chat Space

Q Chat Space is a digital LGBTQIA+ center where teens join live-chat, professionally facilitated, online support groups.

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Winnie Harlow by Steven Klein for Steve Madden F/W 2019

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I want to be very, very, very clear.

A game that celebrates inclusivity, diversity, and acceptance has chosen to be silent today. They’ve chosen, unlike other EA titles, to hold their words and not speak up in support for those who need it.  “But Molly, they delayed the patch today!”

Sure. But did they give a reason why? No. And without a reason, without using their platform to speak out against the racial injustices taking place, it means next to nothing.

The Sims may chose to be silent, but we as a community don’t have to be. Please considering using your voice to help. 

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Niko Riam by Grant James-Thomas for Vogue Czechoslovakia Magazine - October 2019