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Please turn sound on!
So worth it.petermorwood
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Holy cow I want to make a smoothie
forgottenchrysalis I’m going shopping
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Kool-Aid Cat
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Oh hello tears, I didn't see you in the forecast for tonight.
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Ibeyi, made up of Cuban-born, Paris-based twin sisters Naomi and Lisa-Kaindé Díaz, is an electronic doom soul duo who are forging a new spiritual sound with their debut EP Oya. The 19-year-old musicians are XL Recordings‘ newest signees, and their introductory singles “Oya” and “River” possess a hypnotic blend of hip-hop, electronica, and blues infused with Yoruba prayers and folk songs that will transport you to a higher realm upon first listen.
Singing in French, English, Spanish and Yoruba, Ibeyi count among their primary influences Nina Simone, Meshell Ndegeocello, James Blake and their late father, the celebrated Cuban jazz percussionist Miguel “Anga” Diaz. Ibeyi’s vocal range, which wavers from the raspy and wraith-like to the sonorous and divine, is ideal for their sonic palette which revels in the phantasmagorical groove of liturgical Yoruba songs. Besides singing in Yoruba–which was brought to Cuba by West African slaves–Ibeyi honor their father’s legacy and Afro-Cuban heritage through their percussive production and use of live instruments. Beatsmith Naomi plays both the cajón and the batá while Lisa-Kaindé remains more in tune with the musical mythos of Ibeyi’s sound by weaving Yoruba lore deeply into their lyrics. “River” is dedicated to the goddess Oshun (the mother of the Ibeyi, and their first single and EP are both named for Oya (the benevolent orisha who took the Ibeyi in after Oshun was accused of witchcraft for birthing twins and kicked them out).
THIS IS AMAZING.
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For all the pups, subs, and others who are interested (myself included).... how does one become a good pup or sub? (in this case, without a dom)
How do you become a good sub?
It’s easy if you have a Dom in your life. They’ll give you rules that provide structure and order for your life and rewards to reinforce good behavior. But, “good behavior”is relative; I like smooth butts, other Doms like them furry. You can’t prepare yourself for someone you haven’t even met yet.
You can prepare yourself by becoming the best person you can be.
Take a moment to visualize the perfect version of yourself. How do you look? Are you successful? Have you finished college? Do you live with your parents still? How do you act? Etc… write it down, make a mood board, whatever. This is your goal: to become the best version of yourself possible.
Every day you will work towards this perfect you. Every day you will be that much closer to catching the attention of your future boyfriend/Dom/Master/Sir/whatever. When you finally meet that special person you will be (at that moment) the best you can be.
A relationship is a huge investment of time, love, and energy. Make yourself worth it, and never settle for someone who doesn’t try as hard.
This. This is what usually determines whether I date someone after chemistry has been established.
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Supanova Day 1: Marvel and other comics edition
Can I just say, as an old, silly goth girl, it makes me happy to still see people cosplaying Sandman’s Death. I know it’s been done a million times, but it still makes me happy EVERY time. Not to mention the old school Gambits, head condom and all!
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I think I love this a little too much.
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When gay nerds meet
magicalmrtaco
Oh my god this is beautiful poetry
osodelicioso
What the?!
And thus, I continue to talk about food on Growlr. That's really what I had for dinner tonight, though.