#theysaidno

[serving-count]

#2

The trees have spoken. The trees said "Recycle or die". This was true. Listen to the trees.

[cottageykid]

#4

The trees have spoken. The trees have said "Stop chopping me down you nonce". No more needed.

[ellenreedmusic]

When you’re told you’re too pop for music theatre. 😂 Thank you so much to @jonest74 for having me in the first ever Cabaret Night at the @doobopjazzbar 💕 And thank you to every single person in the audience cheering me on. 💕 #TheySaidNo #Wicked (at Doo-Bop Jazz Bar) https://www.instagram.com/p/BpBPqUznhNH/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ki3emn3qd6tv

[feed-magic]

#active #hardwork #learning #workingwhen #newhaircolor #worklifealways #fashion #style #gymim #monday #tired #sleepy #feelslikeamonday #dinnerisready #momlife #imadeamess #isitbedtime #momof2 #momofboys #toddlers #earlytobed #theysaidno #toddlerhood #parenthood #mom247 #stylishmom #bossmom #workingmom #sham #momsneedwine

[oh-september-girl]

So that news I had been waiting forever for was negative. So there goes nearly 2 years of over coming struggles, temptations and sacrifice out the window. I still feel numb and I know I’m in shock...I just don’t know what really to do next. I know what I would like to do but I’m unsure if now it the time to start another plan when this one fell through. Is it too soon to move on? I think its too soon...Idk what do you guys think?

[muchsenseandthestarkestmadness]

I'm a freshman at a college that shall remain nameless. However, I've been assured by friends that circumstances are pretty similar regardless of what college one attends. There is a constant bombardment of PSAs about sexual assault and positive body image; I am not opposed to this. I know that awareness is very important, and I fully support the notion that knowledge is the first step towards change. What I am opposed to, however, is the placement  and specifics of these ads. Flyers about sexual assault hotlines and safety tips are in women's bathrooms, taped to the inside of stall doors. Beside this little PSA that includes a possibly triggering dialogue of a rapist pressuring his victim, is a much larger sign encouraging me to love my body. Aside from the possibly triggering material included on the hotline sticker, I support having information about getting help widely available. I understand that a bathroom stall is a quiet place to jot down a number-but why are these only in women's bathrooms? Don't boys deserve the same information? Why aren't they given the constant reminder that sexual assault and domestic violence could happen to anyone, and is statistically most likely happen to women my age? Why is it that when I pee I have to face rape and misguided attempts to increase my self-esteem (that assumes I derive my self-worth from physical appearance, and attempts to ease my suffering by telling me models are photoshopped)? I'm all for awareness-but why are only women being targeted? This ignores male victims. It is the equivalent of telling a girl not to walk home alone, (which either  enforces a curfew  upon  her or makes her dependent on another person) it asks victims to respond and potential victims to prevent. It doesn't address the  real cause. It makes sexual assault and body image  a strictly women's issue. But maybe some girls will call the hotline. Maybe some  will take  solace from the reminder that natural beauty isn't found in magazines.  The signs, for all my conflicted feelings, atleast show how impossible it is for girls to take even the smallest break from society and the  issues it forces on them.

[saivaree]

They're never ready for bath days... Sorry babies! #lol #theysaidno #lovemycats

[sirwizzo]

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Mercury went to ask the ladies at the counter if he could ride the McDonalds tray down the slide so that he could go faster. #wizniakboys #childrensfoolishingenuity #theysaidno #isaidno (at McDonalds)