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- Apr 18, 2018
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As you know, censorship around the world has been ramping up at an alarming pace. The UK and OFCOM has singled out this community and have been focusing its censorship efforts here. It takes a good amount of resources to maintain the infrastructure for our community and to resist this censorship. We would appreciate any and all donations.
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"she loved too muchi don't fit. i don't belong. i'm over-emotional. i love too severely because i never had any.
i wasn't meant for this world
"she loved too much
and you could see it in her eyes: where she kept all the hearts she put ahead of her own"
- Ariana
thank you. i needed that :)That's a great quote!
One stupid mistake can change everything
I am genuinely, for many reasons, incapable of being loved by anyone.
I am genuinely, for many reasons, incapable of being loved by anyone.
Noone consented to be here - that's a big irony of life, isn't it?
The last thing my 4yo daughter said to me as I left was "mummy, we play later Ok? Love you" and is the only reason why I'm struggling to go.
I just want to join my sister who died back in 2002 from myocarditis.
Society generally despises people in the same situation like me (not working or in education, living on disability benefits, being a parasite etc.). The thought of not existing makes me calm and it feels right (I must admit the afterlife scares me a bit though).
Finished an engineering degree just to prove a point because family and friends said I was a "lost cause".
Chronic pain/physical disability, that also stops me working. I despise knowing that if I ctb everyone will assume it was because I also have bipolar disorder and they will think of my bus ride as confirming the stereotype of suicides being mentally ill.