9 years later and “the day you lose someone isn’t the worst, at least you have something to do… it’s all the days they stay dead.” is still the best dialogue I’ve ever heard in anything. 😤
I don't know how to explain it but it feels like everything is gonna be bittersweet from now on. Every show, tour, album release. It's all exciting and yet there's a small bit of sadness attached to it for me cause things should've been different.
"You can miss me for five minutes a day. And you'd better do it properly. You'd better be sad. I expect my five. But all the rest of the time, every single second, you just get the hell on with it."
I had a bad night coughing all night, it was my Nanna's 8th anniversary of her passing on Monday and now seeing those pictures, I'm not... it's just not a good day
Now that I am older and what has happened to Liam, I keep reflecting to these days like god we had so much fun. This was the perfect little escape teenage me needed. I’m so thankful for it.
Remember when you see Simon Cowell in the news that his biggest regret about One Direction was that he didn’t own their name. He didn’t own their name. They, the boys themselves own that. And when you see him trying to use Liam Payne’s death as a way to justify the fact that his show was cancelled remember he doesn’t regret anything- not the abusive contracts he made all of One Direction sign- not the anxiety he gave them or the sleep paralysis or the eating disorder or the delayed operations or the overworking or the alcohol addiction or the fact that five young boys were trafficked all over the world, made to work 21hours a day and locked in hotel rooms without being allowed out. Remember that they weren’t paid while on The X Factor and were forced to write albums on the road, record while they were touring, work while sick, weren’t given time off for funerals of loved ones and were forced to become products in public instead of people, were closeted and were conditioned to behave a certain way in public (almost conversion therapy). Before you feel sympathy for Simon Cowell or Nigel Murray or any other person who works or has worked with boybands remember how overworked and abused all those in boybands are.
Closeting it real and exists in the music and film industries.
Abuse is real and exists in the music and film industries.
And Simon Cowell is a monster who exploits and abuses people for financial gain.
Remember that and remember that Liam Payne lost his life and is still be smeared in the press as a drug addict when the truth is he wasn’t high or drunk at all. It’s a lies and it’s a smear campaign to besmirch Liam’s name and his legacy. The question is why!!!!
This is why we needs @LiamsLaw_
#JusticeForLiam #LiamsLaw
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