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I do not fucking want this week/month to happen

#everything is gonna turn to shit so quick #Im so lonely and also having a breakdown #I can't deal with all this rn #Everything I was looking forward to is gonna get so complicated and fucked #also everyone else in the world is stressing me out #everyone is demanding so much from me and all I wanna do is ignore the world and curl up and cry #WHERE IS MATT PLS

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Photo by Dan Dinu

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when u a puppy and wanna play with everything

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that and you have the attention span of a fruit fly

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Falling back into a destructive mindset after being okay for a while is exhausting and upsetting.

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50 favorite characters ♡ 4. Audrey Horne

I’m insane? Well, I’m Audrey Horne and I get what I want.

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She was abused by her producer,her career is on the line propably her life too and now she is forced to make SIX more albums with her rapist she can’t have her freedom so much for justice no one deserves to have their freedom taken away # FreeKesha

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the other thing that upsets me about kesha’s case is that this is once again the music industry showing a blatant disregard for the health of female artists, physical/emotional/mental/otherwise. if it’s not kesha being assaulted by her manager and having her career in perpetual purgatory, it’s rihanna’s abuser having a thriving career when back in 2009 it was rihanna’s career that was on the line when news broke out about her assault. if it wasn’t rihanna, then it was mariah carey’s and britney spears’s mental health being completely neglected and made a spectacle of when pressures from the industry are most likely to blame for their poor well-being. and if it wasn’t mariah carey or britney spears, then it was most definitely the lack of compassion towards whitney houston and amy winehouse which ultimately led to their untimely deaths. kesha’s case is significant because, once again, it echoes a much larger and much scarier reality that women in the music industry, or women in any job sector, face year after year. like honestly how many more women need to be put in harm’s way before something is actually done??