[fox-party]

[softlysoph]

[cielpale]

[perrfectly]

[kylewyss]

[meanplastic]

[milkteadani]

[sulfur]

[xxx-t-c]

[abduction]

by Jose Velasquez

[ambiguities]

[rohie-deactivated20191102]

[abduction]

[glowlyrics]

[brasilianshorty]

Ig ; Brasilianshorty

[clemvalentine]

[actuates]

I thought I was climbing mountains with you. I thought we’d reach a peak and look down on some city, noticing how small it was from way up there. I realize now, that you led me up to a cliff, not a beautiful mountain. You cornered me, and now the only way to get away from you, is to jump.

I am attacked. |(Morsus Engel)| (via actuates)

[superwhomerlock-feels]

Maybe in ten years from now they’ll make a movie about the world today.

Maybe they’ll make a movie about a father in Syria contemplating whether to kill himself, his wife or his children in a desperate attempt to stop the Regime from getting their hands on them.

Maybe they’ll make a movie about an 8 year old Rohingya boy who was thrown into the fire in front of his mother after his village was set alight.

Maybe they’ll make a movie about a young orphaned girl in C.A.R, crying as she remembers her sexual abuse at the hands of UN “peacekeepers” who do as they please without consequences.

Or maybe they’ll make a movie about a daughter in Gaza who picks up the phone to hear an unfamiliar voice letting her know her family has 60 seconds to run before the bombs drop.

And maybe we’ll see it and shed some tears - but we shouldn’t be crying because of the atrocities that occurred. We should cry because we watched as these horrors unfolded and in our silence betrayed them.