words & songs drabble #4: rachel/santana

waywardcherry:

kissing-a-stranger asked: fear, change, open, tender. Rachel has landed an incredible new role and she propositions Santana “Teach me how to make love to a woman”, things change forever.

“Open?”

As Rachel, laid back on the pillows, slowly parts her legs, Santana holds the bare expanse of thighs between the hem of Rachel’s sweater and her dark grey thigh highs. For a moment, her eyes grow wide and say so much about how scared she is and how literally she’s taking everything.

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aaliyahalways:

Aaliyah @ Tommy Hilfiger’s Headquarters … courtesy of @drshushu on IG

back to the regularly scheduled program. 

acting in a way that doesn’t fit your standards does not make someone ghetto. it’s called being different. amazingly there are a bafuckingtrillion different kinds of ways to be. you would think that a bunch of fucking idiots on the internet who are generally ostracized for their differences wouldn’t be a bucketload of racist, scumbag, bittter bitch cunts, but alas, nobody is paying me to think. 

i’ll tell you this shit. you rag and rag about african american vernacular english and the way we walk and pose and reference shit, then turn around and want to use it to feel cool. you talk so much shit because you don’t understand it then turn around and associate our way of speaking or dressing or walking or fucking existing with being dumb or beneath …

but for the last three weeks i’ve watched my closest, black, slang speaking, swag walking, twerking, turn-the-fuck-up-ing friends and peers snatch up bas, masters, doctorates, jds, mds and the like from columbia, nyu, carnegie mellon, howard, harvard, usc, ucla, unc, stanford, northwestern, etc. 

ghetto that, mothafucka. 

oh now naya’s ghetto. go die in a fucking fire. y’all so fucking dumb it hurts. 

danimansutti:

really nothing nicer than someone saying “saw this and thought of you”

Rules my Grandma’s Psychiatrist gave her in 56’

1. Get some cheap dishes and break them when you get upset.
2. Learn how to say “NO” and don’t feel guilty about it
3. Buy something frivolous for yourself once in awhile, like a new hat. 
4. Never again do anything you don’t want to do.