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— Blythe Baird, Yet Another Rape Poem
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“But when I talk about my trauma, I am not asking you to carry it or relieve me from it. I am just asking for it not to be too heavy for a conversation.”
— Blythe Baird, Yet Another Rape Poem
47 years ago today, the U.S. Supreme Court case, Roe v. Wade, affirmed the right to safe and legal abortion. Now we’re standing strong to protect that right. Abortion is still legal in all 50 states. But every day we see new attacks, pushing access farther out of reach.
For many people, even with Roe v. Wade, the promise of reproductive freedom has never been realized. Reproductive freedom is tied to how much money you make, how much discrimination you face, and how many obstacles get in the way of your most basic human rights. Because of these barriers, abortion has always been out of reach for many people of color, people with low-incomes, and LGBTQ people.
The fight to protect and expand abortion access is far from over. As the battle for our rights continues, we call for agency, for compassion, for protection. We demand an end to stigma, an end to silence, and an end to shame.
“You will not be punished for your anger, you will be punished by your anger.”
— Buddha (via fyp-philosophy)
Anaïs Nin, from a letter to Henry Miller featured in “A Literate Passion: Letters,”
december, be good to me. grow me spiritually and increase my capacity for love. for every sacrifice, show me the results of commitment and the harvest of a good heart. increase my faith, bless my finances. build me a castle of joy. make me a new aura for peace.
“A lover doesn’t discourage your growth. A lover says, ‘I see who you are today, I cannot wait to see who you become tomorrow.’”
“I had no idea what I wanted, only that I wanted something, which is the worst kind of wanting.”
— David Levithan; Love Is the Higher Law
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“You’re going to lose people in your life. And realise that no matter how much time you spent with them, or how much you appreciated them, it will never seem like it was enough.”
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“The beauty of growth, the beauty of being molded into a woman pleasing in His sight. God is changing my heart everyday and that brings me joy.”
— J.G
Be so busy with your spiritual growth that you have no time for the things that do not matter.
“The Bible does not assume that true believers will have no anxieties. It tells us how to fight when they strike.”
— John Piper
“She is at a place in her life where peace is her priority and negativity cannot exist.”
— Unknown (via onlinecounsellingcollege)