Because I Can

Yup

[introvertunites]

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[royalarmyofoz]

gabriel lost then won twice

[thighetician]

I kind of want to watch this episode now

[gollumunchkin]

destroy the stigma around men having mental illnesses. it doesn’t make you less masculine, strong, less of a ‘man’, it makes you HUMAN

[linkinparknews]

Goodbay legend.

[technetics]

R.I.P

[sincerelysaraahh]

Even though he seemed so happy. Being loved by his family and friends, depression won.

It’s so unbelievably tragic. Chester lost his battle, and for that he has left so many heartbroken.

You never really know what someone is going through.

Hearing his music now is different from what I used to hear. To me, it sounds like he was reaching out.

Rest In Peace Chester. May you never suffer from those demons again.

[seekingsecondbreakfast]

Giving voice to some of my feelings today. Hope we’re all staying strong

[silversunsandgoldenmoons]

[becauseican1997]

I was thinking of this song today when I heard that he died. Summer has been a very hard time for me ever since my uncle passed away in July of 2004. Last year, a very dear family friend suffered a stroke in June, and she passed away as well. I've always hated the month of July. Particularly the 29th. That was the day I found out my uncle had killed himself. Linkin Park wasn't my favorite band, but they sure as fuck kept me alive through my darkest times. I've wanted to kill myself before. I've hated myself so much that I believed I shouldn't exist. I've hurt myself just to feel SOMETHING. I've come to terms with my self hatred. I've gotten closure for my uncle. I've gotten back on track to self-love again. For every step, Linkin Park had a song that perfectly put into words what I just couldn't. I didn't know Chester at all. Never met him. Never went to a concert. Never even really cared to look for interviews or pictures of him. The music was enough for me. I didn't need to obsess over him. All I needed was to know that I wasn't alone. That there was someone else who has been there before, and made it through ok. I'm so thankful for that. So often we forget that our idols are also human. We don't see them as human until they show us their mortality.

[doodlebugproject]

when I feel empty, I’ll keep you in my memories.

Rest in peace, Chester. 

[xcaffeinebulletsx-deactivated20]

[sarkisozlerinden]

"Who cares if one more light goes out in the sky of a million stars? … I do."

I lost my hero today. I feel like I’ve lost a part of my soul.

I was 15 when I first found out about Linkin Park. They were the first band I fell in love with that weren’t from my country yet made me feel like I needed to go through all their records. And so I did. Chester’s voice represented so much that I could not put in words. But I needed to understand his words too. Without the translations. This made me pay attention to my English classes. I owe my first attempts of learning how to speak English to him and his band.

I have turned to Linkin Park’s music for every emotion I have ever felt. Their music has touched me. Chester’s powerful voice has guided me through hard times and it was with me when I was feeling on top of the world too.

Chester was my first music idol. I literally grew up listening to Linkin Park.

It’s devastating how one can save millions but millions can not save the one. You’re always going to be my legend. You’ve had an impact on millions, Ches. You will live on in your music. May your voice and Linkin Park never leave our hearts 🥀

Rest In Peace, Chester Bennington. March 20, 1976 - July 20, 2017

[operatorfortheboogieman]

Gerard’s post about the recent death of Chester Bennington.

[evan-knoblauch-deactivated20180]

…meanwhile, up in heaven, Chester and Chris celebrate what would have been Cornell’s 53rd birthday tonight

[oliversykesdaily]

Nothing left to say 💔

[escabye-deactivated20190922]

This is tore my heart out

[wickerjulias]

— Leave Out All The Rest

[am-i-evil]

Rest In Peace, Chester Bennington.