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fanfictions aren’t enough i need this man to fuck me

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If you a true crime hoe and want to see more Black podcasters and see crimes about Black/POC Y'all need to listen to:

The Truer Crime Podcast has an entire Black team writing it and narrating it. They talk about small single cases, and mass events. With a big passion to respect the victim and discuss how systemic racism has it hand on these case no matter the crime

Sistas Who Kill Podcast: Now yall know I love hyping up the SWK whenever I can. This podcast an entire Black women team, focuses on Black woman who were victims and Black woman who were killers has a very conversational and clean put vibe as they detail the cases

Black Girl Gone: A True Crime Podcast- this podcast focuses solely on Black and other Women or color victims with a Black woman leading production and it is through in telling the situations of the crime, the incompetence of justice and what we can do to help and learn. Very respectful to the victims and their lives.

Cases of Color: focuses solely on cases were the victims were of color and lays all details of the case to promote awareness and demand for justice

Crime Noir: Put Black True Crime cases into a fair lens with the perspective of intersectionality and race especially in correcting how the media askew cases with Black people in them compared to white and how Black victims get buried

Somebody: Black mother, Shapearl Wells, after the police refuse to give her the truth and help her find her son, Courtney Copeland, killer after his mysterious death and his body being treated suspiciously she decided to podcast her journey to both heal and investigate as she takes this mystery into her own hands. Its extremely personal and true and I want nothing but fair justice for Courteney Copeland and peace for Shapearl Wells.

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“Crime stories are a fundamentally conservative way of looking at the world. Republicans bleat about high crime rates in lawless liberal cities because someone stole a toothbrush from a CVS. Suburban crime paranoia is as old as the suburbs themselves — hell, it’s why they exist to begin with. The reactionary basis of true crime is how you end up with ostensibly liberal podcast hosts defending the death penalty and arguing against double jeopardy protections. It’s easy and correct to condemn Fox News for increasing our grandparents’ blood pressure, keeping them in a perpetual state of fear about roving gangs of MS-13 coming to their gated communities, but we should also consider that other demographics might be susceptible to fear-stoking propaganda. How can we listen to story after story of women being abducted or murdered and expect it to not have an effect on our psyche? A study conducted by the University of Pennsylvania found that fear of crime and violence on television have both increased over time, despite crime rates declining, and that women reported more fear of crime on surveys than men. True crime runs on heightened emotion and fear, convincing people, and especially women, that every stranger is a possible murderer. I see women on Twitter questioning whether it’s safe to let a plumber into their house, or instructing others to rip out strands of hair to leave in cabs for DNA evidence in case the driver murders you. These are not sensible reactions, they are the thoughts of someone who has been deeply traumatized. So many true crime shows advise women to trust their instincts, but how can we trust instincts that have been hijacked by induced anxiety?”

— Emma Berquist, True Crime Is Rotting Our Brains

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my god when theres a random warmer day in winter and the not wanting to die hits

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i <3 asserting my pedestrian right of way

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by (ah_photobox)

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Ash Kumar Mendhi

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the internet has ruined me honestly i’m numb to everything. it could be the end of the world and i’d be like “tag urself i’m the acid rain”

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What’s your guys’ Freudian fixation mines’ oral aggressive

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HERCULES (1997) dir. Ron Clements, John Musker

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life is so boring when you dont have any online orders coming in the mail to look forward to

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- via. Flickr/Masashi Wakui

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