For Iran🍉

[deafeningqueensoul]

Be the voice for the people of Iran!!!

[parthenogene]

as the economy in iran is rapidly collapsing under the weight of amerisraeli war, worsening sanctions, and indefinite internet blackout, queer and trans friends of mine are facing increasingly dire economic conditions. some friends and I are trying to raise funds to keep them afloat, particularly trans women facing acute housing insecurity

if you are able to spare anything at all, it would go a really long way. inflation and currency exchange is so bad that $50 could pay someone’s rent in tehran for an entire month, so every little bit counts

please write ‘donation’, and please don’t put any country or city names in the description 🙏 we are endlessly grateful for your generosity, it truly saves lives

Paypal: @nojin

Revolut: @nojanv

[amazingoverlord]

Bed #2, Bienvenido Cruz, 2026/04/22. Watercolor on paper, ~4.75x30in.

Testing out my new Analog Object Concertina sketchbook prototype.

[revolutionaryvoices]

Oh pre vol2 byler the light of my life. One of the best months of my life. Before literal hell. Before we lost 40k+ iranians to utter evil. Slaughtered like nothing and diminished to numbers for people to make fun of.

I wish all I worried about were my two boys ending up together despite supernatural circumstances.

[moongirlmata]

This is Violentine🩸

the Islamic regime killed 40,000 people in Iran.

[badwolf-timeandspace]

250.000 (!) people, most of them Iranians living in Europe, gathered in Munich, Germany, today to peacefully protest for a free Iran.

For those who don‘t know, this weekend the Munich Security Conference (msc) takes place in Munich, and over 40 heads of state and hundreds of other politicians from all over the world are in attendance.

Let the voices of the people of Iran be heard.

Free Iran!

Protest gegen Regime im Iran: 250.000 auf Demo in München

Bis zu 250.000 Menschen demonstrierten am Nachmittag gegen das brutale Regime im Iran. Der Sohn des letzten Schahs, Reza Pahlavi, sagte bei

[charlieisacastle]

250k people protesting in germany for iran and didnt see one fucking post about it on here? why are you all so selective with your activism it's infuriating.

[isitandwonder]

[verawoldy]

Sup, okay so this is maybe for one percent of people who actually care.

I am an iranian and it's had been only a few days since the internet was back.

You might have read something like this or didn't. But like if it can make even one single Person aware it's enough for me.

Things here.. didn't get better.

It will never be.

I can still hear the screams of mothers and fathers at their children grave Screaming, Shouting, Begging for them to come back.

My sweet child, my one and only, how could i?

It's break my heart to see fathers and mothers, sister and brother, friends and relatives dancing at their Grave, for the marriage they could never have. For the dances they would always miss.

Their is no word no feeling that could describe what this families are through.

And that'a about the one that died.

The ones who are alive, the one who are in the prisons, waiting for their excustion and maybe their only hope Trump.

It's not about what We people believe in, it never was, it was always about can you save us?

The false saying of, but they have to beat the regim themselve, other countries shouldn't intervene and blah blah blahs.

When the regime change for the first time(1978-1979) there was no questioning it that there was outside helping. Regime want's to lie that we change people mind, that nobody but iranina help us.

It's bunch of crappy bullshit and you really want to believe it.

Let me cut this short, you can just stop caring, you won't earn or lose anything, who am i to acuse you?

But if you really want to help, just telling somebody help, an small awareness i must say.

I will delet this post when you know what happen, but people who lost their family would never bought them back.

[anyahita]

Ali Karami was a 26 year old auto repair mechanic who was killed by the Islamic regime during the protests/revolution in Iran on January 8.

this is what he requested before his death:

“If I die before my dog, let her see my lifeless body. She understands death, she can mourn me. But if she doesn’t see me, she’ll think I abandoned her.”

[nonbarbari]

Don’t fight Islam. Fight the Islamic Republic.

We want to free Iran, not persecute a group of people.

[anyahita]

Trying to advocate for the people of Iran in the last 4 years feels like shouting into the void. Being Iranian feels so lonely.

If there's one thing I learned from this, it is that in times like this is when you know who your real friends are and who your mutuals are. What hurts even more is knowing you did show up for them in times when it mattered and what you're getting back is silence.

I'm never ever looking at my so-called mutuals the same ever again. I won't forget who remained silent and couldn't show up. They'll get nothing from me ever again, no acknowledgment whatsoever.

Tens of thousands of Iranians died. And the world remains silent because apparently human rights are conditional and based on social currency.

[her-soliloquies]

A month has passed since the 2026 Iran massacre.

Regime's efforts to normalize things is still ongoing. Internet is heavily blocked and we're barely getting connected by vpns and wills of steel. The number of deaths is still increasing (and here I have a word with those of you who think the sheer number of those who were killed is so much that it can't possibly be true. I envy the world you live in, a world in which the government/the system doesn't open fire on its people and choose to instead listen to them. That's not our reality unfortunately. Just because you can't fathom the number doesn't mean it didn't happen. Just because it happened by the hands of hamas supporters and zionist haters doesn't make it automatically false. I envy the simple world you live in. There's more to right and wrong than that and if those two are your only factors, then something is definitely wrong with you.) And the so called peace talks between Iran and America (which was not even face to face) is a slap in the face of all of us who are grieving the loss of so many, trying to live with a survival guilt so terrible that makes breathing bitter. If they come to an agreement, they're just granting IR permission to keep lording over its people. The message would be loud and clear: you're free to oppress your people as long as you don't make atomic bombs and aim it at us. But we don't want a nuclear deal. We don't want peace talks. That's like prescribing antibiotics for cancer, it's useless and fucking stupid. What we want is for this regime to go away permanently, for things to change. If America attacking Iran is the way to achieve that, then so be it. Last month proved that IR will do whatever it takes and kill as many as needed to stay in power. We know we can't change things with our bare hands. We know we need outside help. And yes, we know the risks. We know! So imagine how horrible things must be that we are wishing for a fucking war.

And if you're among those who believe IR should remain simply because it supports Palestine and is an enemy to Israel, that it doesn't matter how many Persians die if only it can keep Palestine in a better shape, then you're no better than a fascist assuming one nation deserves life and another doesn't. You can't build a rightful nation with the blood of another.

[gingerswagfreckles]

The fact that Iran (or any related tags) isn't even trending right now. Love and light but honestly what the fuck is wrong with everyone.

[matarsack]

i’ve seen so much horror in the last three weeks and i wake up every day crying over each video or tweet that shows one of my people killed by the islamist regime. I have so many words to say and not enough will and hope left to say them. The pain is so enormous that no words can contain it. The number of protesters killed in just two days could be in the 50000. We lived in suffocating silence for 20 days as the internet was completely shut down and now we are systematically silenced and mocked and erased by the part of the world that celebrates human rights.

So many brutally killed and arrested and blinded and so many families under surveillance and torture and i can’t tell you how just two days was enough to massacre and silence a whole nation. How every day after that has been a walking nightmare.

I still think about those families with their little babies in their arms or holding onto their children’s hands as they were protesting peacefully and unarmed and how the pictures of twin babies brutally shot dead hunt my dreams now. I still think about the blood on the asphalt and how I gripped my friend’s hand tight when a protestor told us not to get near the bodies. and how we started running when the sound of gun shot pierced through the night again. And i keep thinking about how i could’ve been one of those who were shot but i grabbed my friend’s hand and i told him to run with the sound of gun shots behind us.

I think i died that night. And this is my hell. Every minute is torment. I don’t think there’s anything of me left.

[oldermenfucker]

PLEASE KEEP TALKING ABOUT IRAN😭😭😭😭😭 this is fucking horrific

[hina-sun]

I wish the world knows what's going on in Iran. It's been more than two weeks since we don't have any access to the internet, and some of us just can connect by chance for a few seconds. Our people have no way to tell the world about their sufferings. I saw horrible things with my own eyes, and I'm too scared to talk about them.

Iranian people are so kind and warm-hearted and they don't deserve what's happening to them. Just imagine seeing the blood of your peers on the streets you used to walk on everyday. And for what ? For wanting freedom. For wanting a better future.

I just want to see better days.