#whatwillyoudo?

[creativeproductioncommunity]

WHAT WILL YOU DO?

Illustration by Jon Albert

[bex-tenebrous]

Honest Opinions Needed.

Honesty, I need some opinions.

The other night a friend asked me to play some Destiny 2 with him and he wanted his other friend to join us.

After I get on, this season of bitching began cause they could hear a little bit of the TV in the background. Then the bitching about the TV turned into them bitching about my boyfriend and calling him names.

I didn't want any party of their baby fest so I logged off and said nothing.

My friend knew I was angry. Instead of apologizing, he tried to twist it so he was the myrter. Like I was supposed to say sorry to him.

Idk. I've been thinking about clearing some toxicity from my life.

Now here's the question.

Was my friend:

1. Showing off cause he had his friend playing with us so he was flexing.

2. They were being assholes but he was just going along with his friend cause he asked him to play.

3. He knew they were being assholes, didn't care, and will probably do it again if given the chance.

Let me know what you guys think.

[action]

Okay, yes. 2017 sucked. But 2018 is an opportunity to do something incredible

One way or another, this will be a pivotal year for racial justice, immigration, voting rights, healthcare, education, and LGBTQ+ equality. So this year we all need to step up and commit to whatever political and social good we can handle. 

That’s the idea behind the first ever Art Action Day this Saturday, January 20.

What is Art Action Day?

Art Action Day is an opportunity to speak out and make a commitment to action in 2018. With our friends at The Federation, we’re asking you to post about your vision for 2018, and—more importantly—how you’re committing to making that future a reality.

On Saturday we’ll signal boost your posts on and off Tumblr to inspire others.

How you can participate:

You can draw, make a gif, write a song or a poem—anything you want! The prompt is simple:

What do you want the headlines and history books to say about 2018? And what will you do to make it happen?

Maybe it’s helping to pass the DREAM Act or electing a gender-balanced Congress. Maybe it’s ending the stigma around mental illness. If we all commit to doing one thing this year, 2018 will be a very good year.

How to submit:

If you want us to signal boost your post, submit it to action.tumblr.com/submit.

You can also just tag your post #ArtActionDay and #WhatWillYouDo.

❤️  See you Saturday!

[thesmallfoxartist]

Our love is my hope,

I hope this year will be filled with love and hope. I have 6 weeks to move with no where to move to right now. But I know I will get through this with the help of my friends and any commissions I get :D

Commissions Page

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ending the stigma around mental illness, specifically around eating disorders, is something i plan to commit my life to ending. everyone in this world is worthy of love and equality regardless of race, gender, sexuality, mental health status, anything. you are worthy.

Submitted by @doncaster-queer

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Human

*poem*

We are all human

Females Trans Gay Asexual Pansexual Lesbian African Asian Muslim Buddist Atheist Et cetera Et cetera Et cetera

Why can’t you see that? No Why do you deny it? Because we’re different? We are all human Please treat us as such

Submission by @randomfluffycats

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🌷💫by celebrating the everyday i hope to bring positive vibes to those i come in contact with….🌷

Submission by @justmeagain4

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Oh, it could have been prevented.

Oh, it could have been prevented, Oh, it should have been prevented.

She sat in silence. Her words of defiance. Ignored by her family, Leaving her to face grimly, The neglect of the world.

She had to hold on, Although the rope was just fine, She would have been mine, If death hadn’t claimed her first, And that’s not even the worst.

The time it took, For us to realize, How much she despised, Herself on the inside.

It’s just sad, I really do feel bad, Her shining glory, Was left as a bore.

“There isn’t much left”, she said. “I can’t hold on anymore.”, she said. The clatter of a chair against the floor, And the breaking of a heart at the funerals door.

In 2018, I’d like to see more people come out about their depression, and get help when they need it. There are so many suicides that could have been prevented, but weren’t because people couldn’t understand how someone felt. I’m going to help enforce this by asking for help with my mental illnesses that I suffer from, and being more kind to others around me.

Submission by @kitkat7350