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and weāre just a box of crayons stacked neatly side by side ready to melt with the slightest amount of heat and we could so easily be beneath the flickers ofĀ each others fingers tasting colorsĀ weāve never seen and Iād just like to say that Iāve always wanted to live in a painting and Iām positive youāre an artist.
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The things I find most beautiful about a person are almost never physical.
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Be a loner. That gives you time to wonder, to search for the truth. Have holy curiosity. Make your life worth living.
Albert Einstein (via hedonistpoet)
Maybe I love too much and maybe I show too little.
Ā r.m drake (via difficult)
And I always thought: the very simplest words Must be enough.
Bertolt Brecht, from āAnd I Always Thought,ā Bertolt Brecht: Poems 1913-1956 (Routledge, 1997)
It takes a special someone to see darkness inside of someone and not condemn them.
Shannon Messenger,Ā Everblaze: Keeper of the Lost CitiesĀ (via lastisle)
I need a father, I need a mother, I need some older, wiser being to cry to. I talk to God but the sky is empty.
Sylvia Plath, from The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia PlathĀ - viaĀ watchoutforintellect (via unconcernedteenblogger)
Itās a beautiful thing to have lungs that allow you to breathe air and legs that allow you to climb mountains, and itās a shame that sometimes we donāt realize that thatās enough
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Homosexuality is unnatural! It says so in this book where snakes talk, people come back from the dead, a guy walks on water, and a virgin has a baby.
"No, my 10 year old son is not looking for a girlfriend. He likes boys." In the beginning of this semester, the school of our children sent home a list of extracurricular clubs available for students. Our younger son chose a board games club, our older son chose Zumba. He loves singing and dancing, and we were all happy. As the semester passed, they both enjoyed their clubs, but the choice of the older one always received the same reaction, something like āHeās smart. I bet heās the only boy there and he can choose the girl he wants.ā The first time this happened I was shocked, because I had never thought like that. In our family, we donāt exactly follow the gender roles. My husband is the one that stays home and cooks. We have three sons and what they want to do is simply what they want to do. We accept them. It doesnāt matter if itās not āmale likeā. We asked our older boy if being the only boy there made him uncomfortable, he said āNoā and that was it. But peopleās reactions bothered me. My older son is gay. Yes, heās only 10, but he identifies himself as gay since he was 7. So this idea that he was there only for the girls bothered me. For years, weāve been dealing with a good number of shocked reactions for our sonās sexual orientation, but I never stop being bothered by people assuming that my sonās straight. At some point, I got so bothered that I started to correct people. "No", I say, "heās not interested in girls. Heās gay. He says that girls are his friends." So the reaction is "Oh, really? How does he know that? Heās so youngā¦" These people donāt see the contradiction in their words. They assumed my son was straight and wanted to be with girls, but heās too young to know he likes boys. Assumptions are dangerous. This, in particular, implies that is something wrong with my son, and there isnāt. He should be exactly who he is. I remember my first crush. He was a friend of my uncle. I think I was 6 or 7 and I used to follow him everywhere. It wasnāt sexual. I just knew I wanted to be around him. I see how my son blushes when he talks about a boy he likes. Heās discovering what he likes, like I did. Before gay kids had the opportunity to be raised in a non homophobic environment and with out people in their lives, their crushes that to be kept as a secret. But my son doesnāt have a secret. I think that itās important to speak up, correct people when they assume my son is straight. I have to say āNo, this doesnāt apply to my son.ā Because kids donāt become gay by magic when they hit puberty. Sexual orientation is something deeper. Itās something that has nothing to do with sex, but with love and attraction. And itās beautiful. Thatās nothing wrong with it.
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There are two reasons why people donāt talk about things; either it doesnāt mean anything to them, or it means everything
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