04/20/2012- Cover the Night!!
I still feel the pain. I don't want history to repeat itself. I don't want the children in Congo innocently to continue suffering. These children need to come back and have a normal life.
Why would I stop?"
White Flag Wonder- you are not alone in your battles against addiction, self harm, eating disorders, mental illnesses, anything you are suffering from. And WFW is not about me- it’s about YOU.
Hello lovely followers! I have been absent for more than 24 hours (AHHH). Alarming, I know. But I have good reasons.
I have launched a project: White Flag Wonder. My hope is that it will become a community for people of all addictions so that we don’t feel alone, because we are not alone! WFW will be ABOUT YOU- not me.
I want to hear from you. I want you to create this community. I want you to submit your stories, recorded on video, written down, even sang!
You don’t need to post your suicidal thoughts on your tumblrs and hope someone will see them. You don’t have to sit at your computer waiting for someone to send you a message on your latest post. You will have a whole range of people to connect with.
I will also be posting various fandom thangs. Did you really think I wouldn’t take my silliness with me?
“Fictional characters are better than real people because fictional characters can’t hurt you as much as people can.”
Reblogged from technicaltales
rubthatglitterandgreasearound:
That is all the proof I need.
(Source: stefansheartbeat)
Reblogged from balance-and-dispute
but it’s not working because i love you i love you i love you i love you if you only knew how much i love you
Reblogged from anarcho-queer
Two Gay Men Arrested In Russia For Holding A Sign That Read “Homosexuality Is Normal”
For the first time, police in St. Petersburg, Russia, have made arrests on the strength of a new law banning the dissemination of information on homo-, bi- and transsexuality. Two men were arrested in the city center on Thursday after holding up a sign reading “Homosexuality Is Normal,” according to the newswire Interfax.
Russia’s second-largest city passed the controversial law on Feb. 29. The two men now face a possible maximum fine of 500,000 rubles (€12,800/$17,000). The maximum penalty is more than the average annual income in Russia.
The law bans films, music videos, books and newspapers that contain homosexual content as well as the rainbow flag, which is a common symbol of gay pride. And the ban may soon no longer be limited to just St. Petersburg and other cities in Russia. At the end of March, Vladimir Putin’s United Russia party introduced a bill in the country’s parliament, the Duma, which would impose the ban at the national level.
“We are trying to protect our society from homosexual propaganda,” Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Russian radio three weeks ago.
