I just watched a woman drink laundry detergent at Walmart. Bottle to mouth. I’m the isle. I said NOTHING but when we made eye contact she just gasped and was like
‘IM GONNA BUY IT!’
BRO IM NOT WORRIED ABOUT YOU BUYING IT WTF ARE YOU DOING.
#ETH#Toilet#Ukraine️#ITZY#pattoki
2017-2021 I look different, act differently, and I’m finally coming out to my Twitter family as proudly bisexual. The girl on the left was closeted and scared. I had my first kiss in the black dress. Me now? I’m so so happy to just be me💕💜🔷 #LGBTQ#LGBTQIA#LGBT#loveislove
ITS THE LAST MONDAY OF 2020 we’ve got this guys. Nothing bad’s gonna happen... right?? Me on the first Monday of 2020 vs. today, the last monday!! Have I changed at all?
There are so many people who feel inferior because of their scars, BECAUSE SOCIETY TELLS THEM SO. You know that 10 second rule where if they can’t change it in 10 seconds don’t comment? When did that rule become so selective? When did morals and common curtesy leave the chat?
I’m a suicide attempt survivor. I’m not proud of my scars, but I’m not embarrassed either. They are battle scars and they show that I’m alive for better or for worse. You telling me to cover up my scars or censoring things where they show? It’s discriminatory. It’s invalidating.
This needs to be said. Forcing others to censor their bodies because you find it triggering is wrong. Society can’t seem to keep its mouth shut. It’s racist, it’s homophobic, it’s misogynistic, it’s ableist, it body shames. But it also shames mental illness.
@em_doapsi She had had suicidal thoughts that she told me about and for two years I would miss whole nights of sleep to stay up and make sure she survived. I urged her to get help, and when I finally did, I was a bother, and attention seeking for being a mental health advocate.