This movie resonates with me on a deeper level than anyone I know

I know it’s been a while since the movie released. I’ve heard all of the discussions some who love it and some who don’t love it. But this film is something different for me entirely to the point where I feel like it was made for me. I am a young black musician, my passions in life are music and film and they blend so beautifully together in this movie. I am a pan Africanist I love learning and celebrating my Afro Caribbean culture as well as the culture of the diaspora as a whole. So this movie blew me away. I also am an atheist that deconstructed from my Christian upbringing. So those themes of religion and forced conversion hit deeply with me. This film speaks to me in so many ways and I wonder if it’s the same for anyone else.

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u/Glass-Response-8028 — 9 days ago

Traditional to Freeform

I combed out my locs and I’m rocking the fro now. Is my hair too long to get proper Freeforms? I’m not trying any “free form methods” I just want natural grown. I have a problem with dandruff and the constant retwist and product build up made it an unmanageable. So now I just want to wear my hair out naturally so I can wash it consistently and use little to no products.

u/Glass-Response-8028 — 15 days ago

Does anyone else share this experience with me?

I’m a bisexual guy but I’m solely attached to femininity. I love women but I also love feminine men and trans women. I personally would never be with a masculine man or a trans man. Idk what you would call that but I just label myself as bi.

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u/Glass-Response-8028 — 20 days ago

Me soloing over a backing track 7 months in

I practice almost every day for hours I’m trying to learn so I could self produce my own songs so I’m taking it pretty seriously. I posted this video in the guitar subreddit and now I’m posting it here. Any feedback pointers or tips?

u/Glass-Response-8028 — 1 month ago
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New comic book reader

I’ve been a fan of marvel my whole life now it’s time for me to really get into the actual comics. I’m planning on starting with a bang with vol 1 of Jonathan Hickmans Avengers and ending with Secret Wars, completing the saga. What do you guys think of this as a first comic experience?

u/Glass-Response-8028 — 2 months ago