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I see everyone saying Eliott could be "like a brother" this season... I think that would be a really sweet story and he would be an amazing big brother. But hear me out, we know nothing about his family. Conspiracy Time: Eliott made that face because he realized he could actually be her big brother... half-siblings.
Let's be real, as long as there's no cheating storyline between Eliott/Lola and Elu stays happy I'm chilling.
So we can all agree that Reese Witherspoon has mastered cloning, yeah?
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DAN CURLS MY HAIR
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My Thoughts on 13 Reasons Why
Let me say something that's been on my mind since I finished the show about a week after it came out. I read an article not too long ago where someone, I believe a suicide awareness person, basically said no show, entertainment or something else, should be that graphic, it's glamorizing the death. Suicide isn't pretty. It's self-destructive, usually intentional, and there is nothing "glamorous" about experiencing and witnessing a rape or being bullied for something you didn't even do. I saw no part of this show glamorizing her death. It showed real issues, problems, extreme flaws with society, everything. They showed a graphic suicide because it's, guess what, a story of a girl's suicide. I don't believe it's being glamorized and believe it's telling a truth, a real, horrible, terrible truth. This stuff happens to people, it's not glamorizing anything. People, I think, *spoiler though I'm not sure if it really is because they mention it before it happens* need to see a bullied and traumatized girl bleeding out from self-harm in a bath tub. This show isn't trying to hide anything, it's showing you what suicide is, looks, and feels like: hopelessness, disgust, and nothingness. I can not express enough how I think people need to see what *can* happen to someone who suffers the abuse. People take it more seriously if they see a young, beautiful girl in a bathtub full of red water. Suicide should be taken seriously, if you watch this show you know what it's about from the beginning, even in the promos and in the first couple lines of the first episode. Suicide shouldn't be censored (well, mostly). It happens to real people. There's a high school not too far from where I live where 3 kids committed suicide in a semester. ONE semester. Schools don't do anything until it's too late. They just started implementing more serious changes. Suicide is a real problem that happens way too often. Also, the article mentioned "each tape essentially blaming others". OF COURSE IT'S BLAMING OTHERS. She was raped, watched a rape (though that was more or less wrong place at the wrong time but it still happened), was bullied and objectified for no reason on a regular basis (ie Bryce grabbing her butt in a convenience store, that idiot whose name is can't remember assumed she wanted sex on the Valentine's date). You don't just wake up happy one day and go, "I'm going to kill myself today." No one is pushed to suicide on their own. I'm convinced there's ALWAYS an outside push. I had a scary suicidal episode last September: I couldn't feel any pain, nothing I did to myself hurt, I felt useless, helpless, I was thinking of getting the matches my roommate had (who wasn't home at the time) for candles in the living room to burn myself beyond return. I didn't care. I wanted to die. I called my best friend, she's great with advice and being there for others, knowing I didn't trust myself. She rushed over to my house, let me cry into her, called her dad and told him I was spending the night, drove me there, made sure I was okay and checked on me constantly. Even talked with her and her parents, in particular her mom. My best friend and her mom both suffer with anxiety and panic attacks and understood how I was feeling, how it feels making the worst out of every situation in your head, putting words in people's mouths and thoughts in people's heads that didn't exist; not feeling good enough for anyone. Even in my situation, there was nothing near as bad as 13RW but it wasn't all just me. People did/said things that upset me/made me question my worthiness and how needed I was in friendships, school (sophomore in university, 19 at the time) was beyond stressful and I cried almost every week, and my parents thought everything was a phase so I kept all my thoughts and feelings to myself for 5 years. I started self-harming in April of 2012 when I was almost done with my freshman year of high school. The last time I did was a couple days before said episode, the whole cause of the problem, September of 2016. I've been "clean" since. It completely changed my life and outlook on it. I'd torn my mental state apart. It's almost never just yourself. She wouldn't have killed herself if anything in this show didn't happen. It took until her rape to really get to her and make her act, ie have Tony give her blank cassette tapes for a "project". Suicide needs to be seen by those who help impose it: bully, hurt, belittle people. Nothing in this show should've been sensored. Suicide is real, the victims of suicidal thoughts and attempts need help, and these people need to be heard. I've had suicidal thoughts, have self-harmed for years, and have gone into several depressive episodes where I felt nothing and sometimes wouldn't eat for a week or 2 at a time. With that I say: Good job, 13 Reasons Why, good job. While it can be triggering, it's something the world needed. And if you suffer from anything (mental illness, eating disorders, addiction of any kind, bullying, absolutely anything), you're not alone. I believe in you, so many others believe in you and you may not even realize it. I had a friend I'd previously rode the bus with, I was a senior in high school, who'd graduated 2 years before me who committed suicide. I hadn't talk to him but a couple times since: once at the mall, saw him once at Walmart. I cried for the entirety of my band camp for school, I found out the day before it started... 2 weeks. We only talked on the bus, hardly did when he graduated, hadn't seen him in months and I cried constantly for 2 weeks when I found out he died. I saw his last Facebook posts and didn't think much of it because so many teenage girls go "life is so hard, I can't do anything right". I felt so guilty for not saying anything. He was one of the single coolest guys I'd ever met, I wish I'd have told him that more. You don't realize until they're gone, especially at their own hand. No matter how much you think no one cares, there's always someone that cares. Your parent, sibling, friend, even someone you only talked to 20 minutes a day. There's always some one who cares. If you need anyone to talk to, I'm here. I know what it's like to feel alone, stupid, unloved. You never really are. You never truly understand the impact you may have on someone just from a few little words. Stay strong guys, stay strong. ❤
this is a fucking tragedy, not an opportunity for memes or jokes.
parents lost their children, have some fucking respect.
The named victims so far:
Georgina Callander, 18
An 18-year-old college student from Lancashire, was the first victim to be identified following the Manchester attack.
Many of her friends have paid tribute to the teen, alongside Runshaw College where she was studying, and a number of celebrities.
“Georgina Callander was a former Bishop Rawstorne pupil studying with us on the second year of her Health and Social Care course.”
Saffie Rose Roussos, 8
She had been at the Ariana Grande concert with her mum Lisa Roussos and sister Ashlee Bromwich when the explosion shook the venue. Her mum and sister were rushed to hospital, but lost contact with Saffie. Saffie-Rose Roussos died from her injuries at the concert on Monday night.
Chris Upton, headteacher at Saffie’s school, said in a statement: “Saffie was simply a beautiful little girl in every aspect of the word. She was loved by everyone and her warmth and kindness will be remembered fondly. Saffie was quiet and unassuming with a creative flair.”
John Atkinson, 28
28-year-old John Atkinson from Bury was the third victim to be identified.
It’s understood that John had been leaving the concert when a lone man detonated a suicide bomb shortly after 10.30 on Monday evening.
Megan Hurley, schoolgirl
It is not known how old Megan was, but earlier this evening the chair of governors at Halewood Primary School said a girl who went to the school had died in the suicide bombing, according to Liverpool Echo.
He added that she had attended with her older brother who was seriously injured.
Olivia Campbell, 15
A heartbroken Mrs Campbell had broken down in tears on ITV’s Good Morning Britain earlier in the day, when her daughter was missing.
She spoke of how she had not spoken to her daughter Olivia since she set off for the event. "I can’t get through to her. I’ve called the hospitals, I’ve called all the places, the hotels where people say that children have been taken.”
"I’ve called the police. There’s no news, I’ve just got to wait. I’m waiting at home just in case she turns up here,” she told the morning program.
Alison Howe, 45 and Lisa Lees, 47
Two mums waiting to collect their teenage daughters after the concert were among the victims of the bomb attack. Their daughters, both aged 15, are understood to be safe.
Angelika, 40 and Marcin Klis, 42
Marcin and Angelika Klis, Polish parents of a student at the University of York, have been confirmed dead after the Manchester attack.
The pair posed for a selfie in the city centre just before going to the concert to pick their daughters up.
Their 20-year-old daughter had posted a plea for help on Facebook after they didn’t contact her following the attack.
The pair leave behind two daughters, Alex and Patricia.
Martyn Hett, 29
Martyn Hett, a Coronation Street superfan who had a tattoo of Deirdre Barlow on his ankle and with his boyfriend won Come Dine With Me, has been named as one of the dead.
Kelly Brewster, 32
Kelly Brewster was at the concert with her sister Claire and niece Hollie Booth. She died shielding her niece from the blast and leaves behind a young daughter, Phoebe. Hollie has two broken legs but is safe.
Jane Tweddle-Taylor, 51
Jane Tweddle-Taylor had gone to the Arena with a friend to pick up the friend’s daughter. She was a mother of three: “One of the biggest challenges we’ve had is one of my daughters was away travelling in Australia, so we were trying to pick a time to notify her.”
Nell Jones, 14
Her family and friends had posted appeals on social media saying she was missing following the concert. A student at Holmes Chapel Comprehensive School. She had been recently using crutches after suffering a ligament injury.
These are the 13 out of 22 named victims as of Wednesday, 24th of May at 2pm (GMT)
I'm just now hearing about David Leavitt. I was holding back tears watching the news reports rolling in last night. Meanwhile, some poeple were making jokes. Manchester was devestating. Why don't you, sir, go to a concert to see one of your favorite artists, have a good time then watch the person next to you get blown up by a suicide bomber that ISIS claims responsibility for. Then THAT NIGHT go home, check Twitter, and see some ignorant asshole saying, "The last time I listened to Ariana Grande I almost died too." 22 people died, including an 8 year old girl and over 50 people were injured. There's a thing called "time and a place", you messed up both. Stop making jokes about a terrorist attack and let people mourn the loss of their loved ones. It's never okay...and THE NIGHT OF? You've got to be kidding me. I don't care if he deleted the tweet, he shouldn't have posted it in the first place. On a less hateful note, all of the families and friends of the victims or anyone involved have my thoughts. Music is supposed to be safe, not something you should be scared of. You should have fun at concerts, not worry if you'll make it home. 😔❤
Dear 2017, make everything gay.
Dear 2017, don’t make everything gay, because then humans won’t be able to reproduce.
Dear 2017, humans not reproducing is probably the best thing for the planet…….so, make everything gay.
I want to _____ you.
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But you are not alone in this mess. You are not a freak or a failure. You are not weak.
Sheri Schooley, “I See You” (via twloha)
when a show sets up a queer relationship but u fear they baitin
What f/m ships get:
Season long romance in every episode
Canon uncensored romance
Story lines that don’t revolve around their sexual orientation
Ships on literally every show
What f/f ships get :
Subtext
Death by stray bullets
Queerbaiting
Disapointment
Dear Straight People Who Complain There Are Too Many LGBT People In Media
Where are you finding all of this queer media and can please forward it to me? Seriously dude, I have to spend like an hour trying to find something I haven’t seen before and then just end up rewatching Imagine Me & You or Carmilla or something because I can’t find anything.
