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Love Affirmations

Love is my ultimate intention. I embody so much self-love that it radiates around me, attracting even more love and prosperity. I deserve all the love I give, and I am worthy of recieving it. I attract the love that I truly desire.

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Repeated Rapist and Former Baylor frat president Jacob Anderson indicted for sexual assault will serve no jail time, not be registered as sex offender and only has to pay $400 fine

Anderson was accused of raping a 19-year-old woman at a 2016 off-campus party his fraternity, Phi Delta Theta, threw under his leadership as frat president. During the party,

Anderson took the woman, who was intoxicated after receiving a drugged drink from him, outside to a “secluded part of the grounds” where he then sexually assaulted as while she was gagged and choked. The victim lost consciousness during the attack, at which point Anderson left the scene, leaving her nearly choking to death on her own vomit.

Anderson was initially brought up on for these alleged crimes, and charged him with “unlawful restraint” instead, for which the office recommended three years of probation, a $400 fine, and counseling.

This is the 3rd case in which this same judge has been lenient towards sexual offenders.

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WHAT THE FUCK

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again, i hate america

b00bconnoisseur

Messed up shit what the FUCK

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THE JUDGE’S NAME IS

RALPH STROTHER

DEMAND ACCOUNTABILITY

OR TAKE IT BY FORCE

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This is so wholesome I can’t stand it.

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bitches be like goodnight then stay on tumblr for 3 more hours, i’m bitches

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My advice to you is that if you wanna do something totally different and reinvent a little part of yourself but you’re afraid people will think you’re trying too hard: just do it anyway.

In high school there was a girl who wore heels every single day and I was so envious. I wanted to wear heels but I was a huge tomboy growing up and no one thought of me as feminine and I was worried people would think I was being “fake,” or trying too hard.

But one day I wore a pair and I got a lot of remarks, not all of them nice. And then I wore another and another until one day a girl said to me “I wish I could wear heels like you and [the girl I envied] but I couldn’t pull it off.”

And I realized I’d become known for wearing heels and it was just a thing I did now and nobody questioned it.

I know this is such a small thing but I have held on to this lesson throughout my young adulthood because it’s proven true again and again with bigger things like my career and my sexuality

When you first step out of the idea of yourself other people have accepted or invented and express a part of you that they don’t know, it’s scary. People like to think they know you you, and challenging their perception of you threatens them.

That doesn’t mean you don’t deserve to express who you are.

You’re not fake or trying too hard just because you decide to share a new side of yourself!!!

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good things will happen 🧿

things that are meant to be will fall into place 🧿

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THIS ONE FUCKING WORKS. REBLOG IT.

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Good things are happening 🧿

Things that are meant to be are falling into place 🧿

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This is disgusting

The majority of the owner-writers of Cards Against Humanity wanted to put the n-word into the game. After their one black staff member, Nicolas Carter, asked Max Temkin, founder of Cards Against Humanity about the reasons behind each person saying ‘yes’ to doing so, and how it happened, Temkin told the head writers to fire him.

CAH head staff escalated things by contacting Carter’s family, threatening ‘disciplinary action’ and to fire Carter, then a staff member helped get Carter wrongly institutionalized, where he faced heavy racism.

FUCK Cards Against Humanity

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Guys, read the article. His writing is collected and lucid. The things he’s saying are very, very disturbing nonetheless.

The article addresses his personal experience in double standards, and having to break the ( Black ) Glass Ceiling at work but knowing to deescalate to save himself. It talks about capitalism and compliance for the sake of your financial state. It talks about being set up, gaslit, and betrayed by people who pretended to listen, and about said people power harassing you beyond the experience, and intimidate you and your must vulnerable and unrelated family members.

He was reported as having “disappeared” for two years while he was in the mental asylum. The company tried to make him sign a disclosure contract a week after he was released. They also tracked him to his work place and convinced their boss to fire him.

It’s a collected plea for attention and action. It is very painful to read how the Cards Against Humanity writer and owners team got away with so much, and all because they wanted the N-Word Pass on their stupid game ( which he learned was the reason he was hired in the first place ).

These are the three influential people mentioned in the article:

Jo Feldman: Co-Head Writer, married to Andy Kushnir.

Andy Kushnir: a writer in Cards Against Humanity and husband of Jo Feldman. He was the guy who reported and filed the “evidence” of Nick’s “strange behavior”. He was also the person who made the report to the mental health institution. His LinkedIn is unavailable and his website was taken down.

Julia Weiss: Co-Head Writer, who was reportedly out in Germany when Andy and Jo threatened Nick and sent him to the mental health institution. The Weiss_Tea Twitter has been deleted.

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Black ppl can’t trust anyone.

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I know that people think I overreact about everything, but I can’t beg y'all enough never to be the only Black person ANYWHERE. If ANY place doesn’t have anybody else but you, that’s not a gift. It’s not a privilege. It’s not an honor. And, it’s often detrimental to the individual.

ruinedchildhood

We’re officially living in a Parks and Rec episode.

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no offense, but you are lovely and beautiful and smart and perfect and you have been from the moment you started existing.

plutonicvenusian

Dear universe, I am open to receiving miracles, uplifting news and high vibrational love this week 🦋

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I mad agree with this.

madameblack

This reminds me, if y'all haven’t heard of therapyforblackgirls.com please visit if you need a therapist. You can search by mental health need, location/distance, insurance, etc. I believe there are some that provide a sliding scale payment method for those without insurance.

If you’re not quite ready to make the jump, there is a podcast you can listen to as well as articles and links to help answer some of your questions about mental health and/or therapy.

The purpose, as I understand it, is to provide a place where black women can go to find culturally sensitive therapy. Some specialize in family/couples as well.

Take a look.

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For any black Women following me!

Taking care of your mental health is another important factor in your overall health. Fighting for good mental health is a fight worth doing, and is just as difficult, if not moreso, than physical fighting.

-FemaleWarrior, She/They

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Especially with everything going on right now. We constantly hear how strong we are and it’s like no we can be tired, emotional, stressed too and we need to take care of our mental health. Here are some free therapy sessions that I’ve seen going around. Please share