Ah Yes, Puki's A Whole Ass Junglebook.

Ah yes, puki's a whole ass junglebook.

why do i feel like you're jungkook.

I am definitely junghook

Hi Minnie. Hope ur doing well.Just wanted you to know this was my fav fake subs. Pls make more if u can.

Fake subs by bang-tan.

the true story of how Home Party came to be (more fake subz here)

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I don't know how to save this other than reblogging. Fake subs by bang-tan.

y’all ready know hoseoks lap dance game be too strong, its almost a crime (more fake subz here)

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I love this take and Shane and Ryan. Will miss them.

— Can I say? Can’t be doing that. — You know, obviously, but it is a thing of the times. — … You can’t be doing that. — I mean you see what I’m saying though, right? 

Baba is urdu for dad. It's grandma in other languages. Try something different.

suggestions for gender neutral version of mom/dad? something less formal than just ‘parent’

Gonna reblog this so you can see more notes. This post needs them.

Anyway, sarees are a cultural garment of South Asia and have nothing to do with religion. If you aren't Desi then don't wear them unless you're among us. As in actually in South Asia, or visiting or living among a South Asian diaspora community, at a Desi cultural event or religious space, or any instance where a Desi person invites you to wear them. Those cases are simply cultural assimilation, which is a mark of respect, so you're very welcome. Some Desi people might be uncomfortable with it if you're wearing it as a cultural showcase, like a Bollywood dance on stage, and they're allowed to be. It goes without saying that this also applies to lehenga and shalwar kameez, although those are widespread in Middle Eastern culture as well, so those dress rules can be extended to those spaces in the same way.

Cultural appropriation is primarily an immigrant and diaspora minority issue. Not that it doesn't impact the people living in our native countries, but its effects are felt first and foremost by the ones who actually have to integrate into white society.

Do buy sarees from South Asian designers and sellers, if you have appropriate events where other people will also be wearing them. That's cultural patronage. Make your own dresses out of the saree cloth. That's cultural exchange.

And if you're confused about what a white person is, it's a white-skinned person of European origin. Not whether someone is pale or tan. Hope that helps. 🌸🌸🌸🤗

White people please reblog. Thank you.

*Edited for clarity on 10/11/21