[ SECRET POST #3552 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3552 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

You know I did see a post on tumblr maybe a month ago shaming people for finding T'Challa attractive. I mean with Chris Hemworth and Chris Evans you can fetishize them and objectify them for being shirtless and want to lick their body all day long, but DON'T YOU DARE drool over T'Challa.

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Link?

[(Anonymous)]

First time we saw Civil War in theaters, I leaned over to my friend when Chadwick Boseman appeared and whispered "Hey, did anyone order 200 pounds of fine chocolate?" She whispered back "Why YES I did."

I'm white, she's black.

I'm cis male, she's cis female.

If either of the last two sentences made you reevaluate the first one, you may have some weird shit to unpack.

[digitalghosts]

Unfortunately it does - if someone said it in my hometown, it would be racist s fuck. In a place where there is no such problems - sure, just point me there. Also, some things are fine with friends - would you say it to a black woman you didn't know? (Unless it is indeed completely fine in your area but I'm going to assume it is not North African Republic (and even there, I am not entirely sure as I known only one couple from there). To level it - heard from people in Dublin who are with mixed families (mixed as in just about everyone in two families I known).