H.STYLES | WRITING

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Favourite musicians wearing my flag…

and then this lovely lady

and oh, let’s not forget this talented motherf*cker

a beautiful post of beautiful people wearing my flag and making me feel empowered and loved by them…

[themindofrubii-blog]

Yesterday, had the absolute pleasure of meeting Patrisse Cullors, the co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement, and Rodney Diverlus, co-founder of the movement in Canada. They were visiting Australia and had come down to Melbourne, Australia to talk about the movement, the importance of working with other people of colour, the importance of self-care and so much more. 

I got really emotional and released a lot of grief and pent up emotions, on to Patrisse. She held me until I could breathe and I calmed, that was important and I really thank her for just holding me, despite the room busy and a buzz, she just held me as I cried because I care about people. I care about what has happened to Black people in America, to my people, to Black Muslims, to Refugees, to the LGBTQ+ communities etc. 

This movement means a lot more to me, especially as a woman of colour and as an Indigenous Australian.

Thank you Patrisse, Rodney and oh - Dawn as well for coming and speaking to us. Much love to you all x

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Harries are problematic and hypocritical. Saying concerts aren’t spaces for “political and social issues”, yet they think it’s okay for Harry to only show support for the LGBTQ+ community. The amount of racist comments and responses I’ve seen have been gross and disgusting. People are truly nasty when it comes to bringing awareness about Black Lives in this fandom. It’s a shame people cannot show their support for both communities or at least understand why POC, BPOC are frustrated.

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The Importance of Harry Styles Showing Solidarity with his POC fans

As we are all well aware, Harry Styles fan-base has been talking about the importance of the Black Lives Matter movement among the fandom, especially those who fall under the Black Umbrella within the movement.

I am an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, my people are the traditional owners of Australia and for years my ancestors fought long and hard to allow me to live the life I live. I am fortunate and lucky, and I acknowledge that and what my Elders and ancestors had to fight for to allow me to live this life, as I said. I am also a massive Harry Styles fan and have been since Year 8 in high-school, I am currently 20. 

Harry has been my favourite member of One Direction, he has been someone I have loved and supported for a long, long time and just because I love that man, doesn’t mean I won’t hesitate to call him out and educate him about what’s happening and why his actions affect his POC fan-base.I had been so far up his arse, disregarding his actions but as I got older and started to realise the injustices and the issues surrounding, not only my people but other minority groups I came to realise how problematic he could be. He’s human though, we all are and we’re all bound to make mistakes and as human beings - we don’t know everything.

Harry doesn’t know everything and that’s okay. He doesn’t have to know everything. 

Harry doesn’t have to make his platform “political” but let me tell you the Black Lives Matter movement isn’t political, neither is the LGBTQ+ community and everything they are. Society makes these communities and movements political because they’re not predominantly White, that they empower and encourage oppressed, discriminated and racial profiled minorities to say “Well hey, no, I have a right to feel safe, to live life and be happy as much as a White person”.

Harry doesn’t need to voice his opinions and be as active as he is, but he needs to acknowledge it and at least communicate with his POC fan-base, that he knows their injustices they’re dealing with. He needs to let them know he acknowledges them and their struggles and it’s the smallest things from an Instagram post, to a bracelet or even a T-Shirt that make the difference.

As a woman of colour, and as a Indigenous Australian it is so empowering to see non-Indigenous people acknowledging my people exist when they visit Australia. That is makes me feel like I’m worth something, that I fucking matter when my country and government ignore the struggles we face and continue to live their lives whilst my people suffer. It makes me feel stronger as a person.

Ed Sheeran wore an Aboriginal flag t-shirt to one of his concerts in Australia and that left me in tears. It made me feel a sense of pride, a sense of empowerment and happiness that this man, who may have never heard or known about the First Nations people of Australia had chosen to wear a shirt. 

Same with Kehlani, who I personally saw live in August this year. She walked out on stage and the joy, the emotions that swirled through my body, engulfed me before I broke down in tears of joy. I remember posting on my personal account, how happy I felt. That this woman, from another country who may not have heard about my people until recently, wore a fucking flag shirt as well. I was shaking and crying, saying “She’s wearing my flag”.

It’s the littlest things.

Harry posted a photo of his concert, with fans holding Black Lives Matter signs up - that matters. That’s important and that empowers young fans. It makes them feel like, they matter to Harry. It makes them feel as if they are worth it, they are important and their life matters as much as anyone else.

^ This photo - it matters a lot more to Black people, Black people of colour and people of colour. It matters to us, because we feel as if someone we idolise and love, knows we exist and acknowledges that we’re struggling and we’re fighting each day to the same common goal. 

I love Harry so much and cannot express how happy this made me feel. It might not be him waving a flag around, wearing a flag t-shirt, but the littlest things count. They affect people and make the biggest difference to an individual. 

Yeah, some of us might not need the validation and love from Harry - but there’s a vulnerable person of colour, who feels the weight of society, their own issues on their shoulders and feeling low in their self-esteem and low in who they are as a person, but when they see someone they care about and support do something as little as what I listed earlier, as I have stated it makes the fucking difference. 

People don’t get it. They don’t get how important it all is. 

We’re not bashing Harry, we’re not calling him a racist because we know he’s far from it. We’re not hating him, we’re bringing awareness to his actions and creating safe spaces at his concert for BPOC, Black People and People of colour because his fan-base is diverse. We’re not trying to ruin him or paint him a villain, because he’s not.

It’s okay to educate people you support and pull them up on things they haven’t said or have said. Open heart and open mind you guys - we’re human and we learn from each other. That’s part of our journey is to learn from one another. 

If you have read this whole post - thank you so much. I’m sorry if I didn’t make sense, it’s really late. It’s 2:38am, I’m tired but I really wanted to talk about this. 

Thank you,

Rubii Red

[themindofrubii-blog]

The Importance of Harry Styles Showing Solidarity with his POC fans

As we are all well aware, Harry Styles fan-base has been talking about the importance of the Black Lives Matter movement among the fandom, especially those who fall under the Black Umbrella within the movement.

I am an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, my people are the traditional owners of Australia and for years my ancestors fought long and hard to allow me to live the life I live. I am fortunate and lucky, and I acknowledge that and what my Elders and ancestors had to fight for to allow me to live this life, as I said. I am also a massive Harry Styles fan and have been since Year 8 in high-school, I am currently 20. 

Harry has been my favourite member of One Direction, he has been someone I have loved and supported for a long, long time and just because I love that man, doesn’t mean I won’t hesitate to call him out and educate him about what’s happening and why his actions affect his POC fan-base.I had been so far up his arse, disregarding his actions but as I got older and started to realise the injustices and the issues surrounding, not only my people but other minority groups I came to realise how problematic he could be. He’s human though, we all are and we’re all bound to make mistakes and as human beings - we don’t know everything.

Harry doesn’t know everything and that’s okay. He doesn’t have to know everything. 

Harry doesn’t have to make his platform “political” but let me tell you the Black Lives Matter movement isn’t political, neither is the LGBTQ+ community and everything they are. Society makes these communities and movements political because they’re not predominantly White, that they empower and encourage oppressed, discriminated and racial profiled minorities to say “Well hey, no, I have a right to feel safe, to live life and be happy as much as a White person”.

Harry doesn’t need to voice his opinions and be as active as he is, but he needs to acknowledge it and at least communicate with his POC fan-base, that he knows their injustices they’re dealing with. He needs to let them know he acknowledges them and their struggles and it’s the smallest things from an Instagram post, to a bracelet or even a T-Shirt that make the difference.

As a woman of colour, and as a Indigenous Australian it is so empowering to see non-Indigenous people acknowledging my people exist when they visit Australia. That is makes me feel like I’m worth something, that I fucking matter when my country and government ignore the struggles we face and continue to live their lives whilst my people suffer. It makes me feel stronger as a person.

Ed Sheeran wore an Aboriginal flag t-shirt to one of his concerts in Australia and that left me in tears. It made me feel a sense of pride, a sense of empowerment and happiness that this man, who may have never heard or known about the First Nations people of Australia had chosen to wear a shirt. 

Same with Kehlani, who I personally saw live in August this year. She walked out on stage and the joy, the emotions that swirled through my body, engulfed me before I broke down in tears of joy. I remember posting on my personal account, how happy I felt. That this woman, from another country who may not have heard about my people until recently, wore a fucking flag shirt as well. I was shaking and crying, saying “She’s wearing my flag”.

It’s the littlest things.

Harry posted a photo of his concert, with fans holding Black Lives Matter signs up - that matters. That’s important and that empowers young fans. It makes them feel like, they matter to Harry. It makes them feel as if they are worth it, they are important and their life matters as much as anyone else.

^ This photo - it matters a lot more to Black people, Black people of colour and people of colour. It matters to us, because we feel as if someone we idolise and love, knows we exist and acknowledges that we’re struggling and we’re fighting each day to the same common goal. 

I love Harry so much and cannot express how happy this made me feel. It might not be him waving a flag around, wearing a flag t-shirt, but the littlest things count. They affect people and make the biggest difference to an individual. 

Yeah, some of us might not need the validation and love from Harry - but there’s a vulnerable person of colour, who feels the weight of society, their own issues on their shoulders and feeling low in their self-esteem and low in who they are as a person, but when they see someone they care about and support do something as little as what I listed earlier, as I have stated it makes the fucking difference. 

People don’t get it. They don’t get how important it all is. 

We’re not bashing Harry, we’re not calling him a racist because we know he’s far from it. We’re not hating him, we’re bringing awareness to his actions and creating safe spaces at his concert for BPOC, Black People and People of colour because his fan-base is diverse. We’re not trying to ruin him or paint him a villain, because he’s not.

It’s okay to educate people you support and pull them up on things they haven’t said or have said. Open heart and open mind you guys - we’re human and we learn from each other. That’s part of our journey is to learn from one another. 

If you have read this whole post - thank you so much. I’m sorry if I didn’t make sense, it’s really late. It’s 2:38am, I’m tired but I really wanted to talk about this. 

Thank you,

Rubii Red

[1direction-unpopularopinions]

BANNED: SEXUALITY OF ANY KIND (BOYS OR FANS).

[bxdstyles-writings-blog]

FINALLY. It’s getting fucking ridiculous

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to the people wondering what Xander did: he asked a lot of fans to send him nudes and some of them were under-aged!

[bxdstyles-writings-blog]

Ew. 

[themindofrubii-blog]

Portrait of Styles

“Harry Styles is an important figure in my life, for reasons I won’t go into because they’re incredibly personal, but he’s an incredibly talented young man and I only hope for the best for him.

I was so surprised and happy that I finished this portrait and that I’m incredibly satisfied with the result. I haven’t drawn Harry in awhile, let alone completed the piece, so I’m incredibly happy to have had it completed.

My goal isn’t to draw him too get noticed, I just draw him because he’s my muse and I find comfort in drawing people - especially people important to me.

Thank you H.” 

[1direction-unpopularopinions]

Maybe this is not politically correct but in my opinion, because harry didn't answer his sexuality question he needs to be anything but straight. If he is straight and choose not to answer that question I would take it a queer baiting. Now if he is anything but straight I respect his choice of keeping it private but keeping his straight sexually private to me seems like queer baiting.

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[bxdstyles-writings-blog]

Harry’s sexuality doesn’t fucking concern you anon. Please fuck off. Harry, quite frankly, doesn’t need to earn your “respect” for anything. You just need to back off and leave his sexuality alone. It doesn’t concern you. Pathetic.

[bxdstyles-writings-blog]

I didn’t think it was possible too fall in love with Harry all over again

[writtenbycas]

I crawled inside of you, and made you my home. All the while I never noticed, you chipping away at me. Making me smaller and smaller until I was no longer there.

Untitled. (via writtenbycas)

[normalandfun]

Mitch you’re gorgeous

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LOL I love how Mitch is just not smiling and not having it hahahahaha

[thedailypayne]

It was very tough. We, all four of us – well, there was three of us [Niall, Harry and I] in the room to start with, which was nice. I hadn’t seen everyone in ages. The first thing I noticed was how tall Harry had got – he was massive, like super, super tall out of nowhere. I was like, ‘what are you eating?’ He’s a growing boy. But it was nice that everybody had turned up, and I was so glad. We flew the world over to get to that gig. Louis walked in, and there was a real nice family moment where we all got together and had a little huddle and got together. It was the first time in five or six years where we were fully best mates, we weren’t even a band that night. We were top top top lads. It was a sad occasion, it was bittersweet in a sense because it felt so lovely for us all to be there, to go ‘yes, we are all fully in this for the long run’ but at the same time, what a tragic, tragic, tragic loss.

Liam on supporting Louis after the death of his mum (via thedailypayne)

[bsovwuviuiefulv-deactivated2021]

This ass has an alarm set for midnight so that I can watch Carpool Karaoke and Kiwi with my own two eyes, and then, I must quickly go back to bed because I have work at six. Harry owns this ass so much.

[bxdstyles-writings-blog]

he owns our hearts, our bodies, our asses....our money. i just love being a harry hoe

[secret-rendezvous1d]

Will part 2 of the break up story be up today? xx

Yes. xx

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YAY

[1direction-unpopularopinions]

It was the Rolling Stone magazine, in Harry's interview, who said Harry met her when she was 17 because Harry told them that.

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Wait what? Are you sure? Where abouts does it say there? Huh?