Absie

existing in a time where BRASIL is not a super team… we are in hell

Vini for Brazil really one of the worst footballers ever man

People really hate when you likable without having to kiss ass

Black women earning degrees is forever a flex and I’m tired of people acting like it’s not. It was once ILLEGAL for us to read. Every graduation is a form of resistance.

first kiss with michaela gonna hit her like she did 5 lines of pure 80s crack cocaine

1 - beijão interrompido 2 - policial cascuda miando "não quero ir, não quero ir" 3 - beijinhos, beijinhos, beijinhos

Congrats to our very own @Candace_Parker on her Sports Emmy nomination for Outstanding Sports Personality - Studio Analyst! 🏆

Homophobia is such a disease 😭💔 And she’s so brilliant at her job. The fact that straight women get cast to play lesbians all the time but that identity is limiting an actual lesbian just pisses me off. Also the lack of lesbian stories is annoying (even gay males get more rep)

short character study of francesca bridgerton and her struggles with her sexuality

"To see the logo... to see the RANGE from this woman!" 🤯 @RobinRoberts on the utmost respect she has for @CaitlinClark22 and how much fun she is to watch. @GMA x @ABCNewsPR

That Connecticut game was funny asf cause I never seen CC play defense that hard before. Pure hate running through her veins 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

This influencer culture is stupid af. Like why are they being invited to college fests and pretending to be motivational speakers over renowned authors, scientists, lawyers??!

Babes wake up, @aa_boston dropped a vacation photo dump 🫶 Get your camera, @CaitlinClark22

CC is crazy good.

photog CC reporting for duty 📷 we gave Caitlin Clark a camera to shoot the @Pacers game and she did not disappoint 😮‍💨

But her mom is begging for donations on tiktok plus her wig didn't give rich woman 😂

Ama 2k wa Biggie, bathanda dzown!😭😭😭🌸🌼 #DidiMothobi #LiemaPantsi #BBMzansiS6 #BeyondUmsindo

Bernardo Silva on #ManCity fans: "From day one, I always felt a great connection with them. "We were talking [earlier in the interview] about me thinking about leaving [at one point in his career], and there was those first games of the season where a lot of news was coming out, and you go into that game with a feeling, 'Are they not happy?' The reaction from the fans was always unbelievable in a surprising way! In other places, maybe I would've been boo'd or something. "Here, the way they always respected me as a player and person, welcomed me, then respected and helped me - maybe it was one of the main things that kept me staying at this club for so long! The way they also approved of me as a player, someone that always gave 100% on the pitch. The relationship with the fans has definitely been really, really good..." [via @ManCity]

Bernardo Silva: “I try to be an example on the pitch, in every training session. The main thing is to respect each other, create roles and standards, be very competitive. "I remember when Riyad @Mahrez22 was here performing at such a high level - I knew had to match and try beat that. Every player has a different personality and character, but @fernandinho and @VincentKompany - my first captains - were very good examples. Not only in the way they welcomed me but to make sure I felt at home from day one. That's what we as older guys try to make newer guys feel. "I want them to feel relaxed and comfortable to maximise their talents because they have huge talent..." [via @ManCity]

Bernardo Silva: "Culturally, Portuguese and English are quite different; the weather, the food, the way of living is a bit different. I always joke that if #ManCity was a bit more [in the] south of Europe, I'd stay until people kicked my ass out! Because I truly love the football club, my teammates, the staff, the fans, the stadium, the atmosphere - everything about my professional life! "Then, the other side of my life, it's different because I'm not saying I don't like, but culturally it's not 100% what I'd ideally want. So in some moments you're not feeling as happy as you want. Before I met my wife, I was alone in Manchester for a period where I didn't feel that well with myself. I definitely thought a lot about leaving, not because I didn't like the football club - which I really love - but because of the other side of my life. "At the end, it didn't happen. I'm really happy it didn't! Because I would've probably lost the opportunity to live the memories of the treble, four-in-a-row, opportunity of being a captain, in the leadership group, passing experience to the young guys, trying to put the club back where it deserves. But if Manchester City was in Lisbon, I'd stay until I'm 40..." [via @ManCity]