LONGLOSTBOY

Finally bought it.

I know I should be reading/spending my money on theory books for uni but I just CAN’T HELP IT

And well think about it. It DOES have some politics involved ;P

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And the winner for the Who’s-The-Best-Dog-Ever Contest iisss *drums* NIIINA!!!1!

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my mother decided to put a camera in the living room last week because she kept listening to strange noises at night but never saw anything strange when she’d go there to check.

lately the house has been very weird and all of us have been feeling weird .. like we can’t properly rest. Me, for instance, woke up like I haven’t slept the whole week. I even asked my friend to sleep at his house on thursday cause i couldn’t take it anymore.

Yesterday my sister came back home late from a party and slept on the couch in the living room and in the morning my dad went to check the recordings of the the tape in the camera.

THAT FUCKING WEIRD CREEPY SHIT came out of NOWHERE and stood there watching my sister asleep for 1 hour straight! it gives me the chills even seeing this image now. We are freaking out. My parents are looking for spiritual help. fucking SHIT

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wordordeed:

longlostboy:

The day my faith was partially restored in my fellow brazilians. 

It was clear to me since I first heard about the abhorrent decision of the National Congress  of electing a racist, sexist, corrupt, homophobic pastor for president of the Human Rights and Minorities Committee into the Brazilian Senate I knew that I could no longer just sit aside and watch the next episodes of this bad taste show. 

I knew I had to do something. I was  shaking so hard and choking out of frustation. Frustration because I knew that it was something completely out of my power, and choking with the decisions my government constantly makes and simply shoves down our throats.

It was with great relief and a certaing disbelief that I found out about the manifest taking place at the most visible avenue in my city. Saturday was completely  awesome. It didn’t matter it was so hot or that I was so thirsty, it didn’t matter my own suffering anymore. Being there and having so many other people around me made me realise it was not about what I wanted for my country, it was about what its people needed from it. It finally gave me that sense of community. People united standing against their goverment’s decision. The power of our voices, of our gesture. Over 12.000 on the streets embracing the same cause. It was a very empowering day for me and for all paulistanos. Still the cause must go on.

UNITED WE STAND. DIVIDED WE FALL.

TOGETHER WE’RE INVENCIBLE

I am crazy proud of my country right now. I know we have people saying that we are wrong, that PoC and the LGBTT comunity already have ~many rights~, I know we have the church and some political parties against us, and still we chose to march, we chose to stand up and say “no. We fought too hard and for too long to have our rights stripped away from us like that by some religious rad. This person has no business dealing with Human Rights”. We chose to fight.

This is why we march. This is why we fight. Our battle is far from over, but I truly believe we can win. Brazil, I am proud of you.

I saw a lesbian couple taking their little adopted son to the protest. their hands locked together. You could literally feel the love in that little family. It was beautiful.

me protesting in São Paulo today against Marco Feliciano’s presidence at the Human Rights and Minorities Committee.

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feeling safe and being safe is not the same for me.

You are a princess, and I can never be a prince for you.

longlostboy:

i do this all the time!