smoothop3rator

naarm, aus • sports nerd • new writer • rants, bants, comments • idk what I'm doing tbh

[theolivinginhidden]

Am Theogene , and I am living in a camp where every day is a struggle for survival. We were forced to flee our homes because of who we are and who we love, seeking safety and dignity — but life in the camp remains full of hardship.

Here, we face extreme challenges — a lack of food, clean water, proper shelter, and medical care. Many of us suffer in silence, with no family to turn to and no secure place to call home. Despite the pain, discrimination, and hunger, we continue to stand together as one family — supporting one another with love, hope, and courage.

I speak not only for myself, but for every member of my community who dreams of a better tomorrow. We are people with dreams, talents, and hearts full of love, but our daily reality is filled with hunger, sickness, and fear.

Your donations and support can make a real difference — helping us access basic needs, medical help, safe shelter, and education. Every small act of kindness gives us the strength to keep going and to believe that love and humanity can win over hate and hardship.

If you can, please support and share our story — help us survive, heal, and rebuild our lives with pride and dignity.

❤️🏳️‍🌈 Together, we can turn pain into hope, and fear into freedom.

[smoothop3rator]

this is such an empowering and incredible story! these are some amazing people 🌈🥺

[smoothop3rator]

surely 338 is enough. litchfield and perry held the team up. kimmy with the early wicket of shafali. we can do this

[smoothop3rator]

for all those misogynistic, homophobic, gross old men that hate on the afl women's, please use your brain and think about the safe space it creates for queer people like me. as a gay man, and a footy supporter, the levels of homophobia we see on the field in the men's league are disgusting. and then they wonder why people don't wanna come out?? the afl women's sets a real example of what inclusion looks like - a lot of openly lesbian players, two whole dedicated weeks to pride round, where teams wear rainbow designs on their guernseys and play with true pride. it's where I feel so comfortable and feel like I belong. footy should be a safe space for more men and not a place where straight men bully and humiliate you. the afl needs to do better.