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i can’t believe people don’t want to be my friend anymore because i’m going through a hard time, have a bad attitude, have nothing interesting to say and am being unlikable
LGBTs black people who survive in anti-LGBTS countries. Photo by Robin Hammond for project Where Love Illegal. Check out each of their stories in @whereloveisillegal.
someone: not everything has to be gay
me: not everything has to be a heteronormative disaster and YET
it’s difficult to believe sometimes but:
- your trauma isn’t “not bad enough”
- you aren’t “faking it”
- you deserve to recover
dear trauma survivors,
here’s a little something my therapist told me that helped me out:
even people with the worst trauma tell themselves “it could have been worse”
even people with the most unpreventable trauma blame themselves.
every single person who has gone through trauma beats themself up over it.
those thoughts that you shouldve done something different or that you just need to “get over it”… they aren’t true. they’re just symptoms of real, valid trauma. what you went through was hard. no human being deserves to go through that. you are allowed to be upset. you are allowed to feel angry and scared. your feelings are valid, and it was not your fault.
Hey quick question for happy people:
How
unanswered questions from a ghost.
From “The Witch Doesn’t Burn in This One” by Amanda Lovelace
You’re all monsters
even her?
No!!! Of course not!!!! She’s wonderful!
you fool!!
Y’all drink water? Ain’t that the same stuff in my toilet? LMAOOOOOO
disabled adults who are still living at home with their parents because they’re unable to live on their own—whether it’s temporary or permanent, whether they’re working or not working—don’t deserve to be looked down on or made to feel like they’re not doing enough or aren’t good enough. what they deserve is support, love, understanding, and respect. 💜💛
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