Mo
@misfitmo.bsky.social
Black and depressed
Lover of romance, books, music, and common sense.
Lover of romance, books, music, and common sense.
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She said, “I may not fit what the world calls beautiful and that’s okay. I still love myself. I can still shine.”
And that’s the truth. Beauty is not what the crowd approves of. Beauty is the light you carry when you choose to love yourself anyway.
And that’s the truth. Beauty is not what the crowd approves of. Beauty is the light you carry when you choose to love yourself anyway.
September 3, 2025 at 7:44 PM
She said, “I may not fit what the world calls beautiful and that’s okay. I still love myself. I can still shine.”
And that’s the truth. Beauty is not what the crowd approves of. Beauty is the light you carry when you choose to love yourself anyway.
And that’s the truth. Beauty is not what the crowd approves of. Beauty is the light you carry when you choose to love yourself anyway.
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You see how none of the st8men who joked about waking up as women said they would want to be submissive, married, sahm, modest, homebodies…..
They instantly wanted to sell it, pop pussy, hit the streets?
Well well well
They instantly wanted to sell it, pop pussy, hit the streets?
Well well well
August 20, 2025 at 12:22 PM
You see how none of the st8men who joked about waking up as women said they would want to be submissive, married, sahm, modest, homebodies…..
They instantly wanted to sell it, pop pussy, hit the streets?
Well well well
They instantly wanted to sell it, pop pussy, hit the streets?
Well well well
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“It’s debunking the idea enslaved Africans were simply the workers—the brawn, not the brains,” Sluyter says. “They created a lot of novel techniques.”
www.science.org/content/arti....
www.science.org/content/arti....
Americas’ first cowboys were enslaved Africans, ancient cow DNA suggests
Cattle may have been imported from Africa centuries earlier than historians thought
www.science.org
June 19, 2025 at 2:14 PM
“It’s debunking the idea enslaved Africans were simply the workers—the brawn, not the brains,” Sluyter says. “They created a lot of novel techniques.”
www.science.org/content/arti....
www.science.org/content/arti....
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You knew two things when you married her
1) she stop traffic fine
2) God still working on her
1) she stop traffic fine
2) God still working on her
June 6, 2025 at 6:20 PM
You knew two things when you married her
1) she stop traffic fine
2) God still working on her
1) she stop traffic fine
2) God still working on her