Sunstoner - Panic Mode

There’s like 12 different kinds of tension in this image.

percy: people who don’t put q-tips in their ears are such big babies. like, grow the hell up

annabeth: but it’s terrible for you

percy: okay? so is coffee. so is alcohol. so is working a 9 to 5. adults don’t do things that are good for them. that’s what makes you an adult

annabeth: you take vitamins every day, which is being healthy. are you saying that’s childish?

percy: hey now, i only take those cause they’re blue and look like cute little sharks

annabeth:

annabeth: i’m sorry you’re right. that’s very adult of you, seaweed brain

“Sometimes you gotta pop out and show niggas” is really a black proverb at this point 🙂‍↕️

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BOI

Boi is a word that has historically been used by queer people of every and any gender identity, including trans and nonbinary people, intersex people lesbians, bisexuals and gay men! The spelling of the word Boi, comes from African American Vernacular English/Ebonics, It first came into popularity within the black queer community and then spread throughout communities. It has been said that Boi, started off as a reclamation of the way “boy” was used to insult and belittle masculine black people (citation needed).

The most widely accepted definition of Boi is a queer masculine person whose masculinity is differing from and subversive of white cishetro masculinity, (usually a black or brown person, since this terminology is still widely used within the black community)

Due to the reclaimed(?) nature of “boi” as derogatory and the fact that the spelling of boi comes from AAVE, some people consider this to be a cultural and exclusive identity

The symbolism itself is meant to represent subversive masculinity, which is why the symbol for mars is replaced with a star, representing hope, passion beauty and transcendence.

Transcending the roles and norms of white cishetro patriarchal masculinity into something beautiful powerful and undeniably queer.

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