I fucking 사랑 America.
Yeah, that’s right, I 사랑 it. In a time when it’s oh so trendy to hate society and all this country’s flaws, I 사랑 the United States of America.
And yes, I do acknowledge the flaws. It does suck that there’s still widespread racism and sexism and it sucks that same-sex marriage isn’t nationally recognized. (It also sucks that 마리화나 isn’t legal everywhere but ya know, I can let that go.)
I 사랑 America because I’m free. I 사랑 America because I’m free to 사랑 it 또는 I’m free to hate it. I can choose. I can voice my opinions.
I 사랑 that it can be funny for people to stand up and say "this country is flawed as hell." I 사랑 Jon Stewart and how he can make fun of America and Americans while still loving it/them. It's not blind 사랑 but it doesn't have to be to be true. America is flawed, we all know, but that's not going to stop me from loving it.
'Cause look, there are a hell of a lot of people in other countries who don’t have the option to poke fun 또는 voice opinions – it’s sit down and shut up 또는 die. Instead, our Constitution protects us and our courts defend us.
And I 사랑 America because I believe the spirit of progressivism is alive and kicking. I believe, fully and truly, that things are better than they were and they will continue to get even better.
Look at this chart:
Look at how things have improved and think about how they will improve. That’s the people making those changes, the people opening their minds and gradually becoming 더 많이 accepting. Honestly, I find that a lot 더 많이 impressive (even if not necessarily 더 많이 desirable) than being completely open-minded from start to finish. We are overcoming our shitty biases and opinions. We are stronger than those barriers.
And note, this is coming from a lesbian. I know what discrimination feels like, legally and socially. I hate that when I grow up I want to get married but I also want to live in Pennsylvania, and currently that's not possible. But the thing is, I believe it will be. We've gotten so many victories just in the past ten years that I really don't think it will be long before same-sex marriage is legalized nationwide. Then we can 더 많이 fully tackle issues with trans* people, and keep moving forward, 앞으로 forward. Dissenters are a diminishing minority; we will win.
I also 사랑 America because there is upward mobility . When my dad’s father immigrated here he was dirt poor but he put himself through college and became successful. The cards may be against this mobility thanks to the offensively low minimum wage and old-money Republicans fighting programs like welfare and 음식 stamps, but it’s possible if 당신 fight for it, if 당신 have that American spirit.
So hell yeah I 사랑 America. In addition to Big Macs, good music, California and Say Yes To The Dress, we have a history I’m proud of because it is story after story of overcoming adversity and bias. I believe we are currently laying the grounds for even 더 많이 of those stories.
I won't apologize - I'm fuckin' proud to be an American.
Yeah, that’s right, I 사랑 it. In a time when it’s oh so trendy to hate society and all this country’s flaws, I 사랑 the United States of America.
And yes, I do acknowledge the flaws. It does suck that there’s still widespread racism and sexism and it sucks that same-sex marriage isn’t nationally recognized. (It also sucks that 마리화나 isn’t legal everywhere but ya know, I can let that go.)
I 사랑 America because I’m free. I 사랑 America because I’m free to 사랑 it 또는 I’m free to hate it. I can choose. I can voice my opinions.
I 사랑 that it can be funny for people to stand up and say "this country is flawed as hell." I 사랑 Jon Stewart and how he can make fun of America and Americans while still loving it/them. It's not blind 사랑 but it doesn't have to be to be true. America is flawed, we all know, but that's not going to stop me from loving it.
'Cause look, there are a hell of a lot of people in other countries who don’t have the option to poke fun 또는 voice opinions – it’s sit down and shut up 또는 die. Instead, our Constitution protects us and our courts defend us.
And I 사랑 America because I believe the spirit of progressivism is alive and kicking. I believe, fully and truly, that things are better than they were and they will continue to get even better.
Look at this chart:
Look at how things have improved and think about how they will improve. That’s the people making those changes, the people opening their minds and gradually becoming 더 많이 accepting. Honestly, I find that a lot 더 많이 impressive (even if not necessarily 더 많이 desirable) than being completely open-minded from start to finish. We are overcoming our shitty biases and opinions. We are stronger than those barriers.
And note, this is coming from a lesbian. I know what discrimination feels like, legally and socially. I hate that when I grow up I want to get married but I also want to live in Pennsylvania, and currently that's not possible. But the thing is, I believe it will be. We've gotten so many victories just in the past ten years that I really don't think it will be long before same-sex marriage is legalized nationwide. Then we can 더 많이 fully tackle issues with trans* people, and keep moving forward, 앞으로 forward. Dissenters are a diminishing minority; we will win.
I also 사랑 America because there is upward mobility . When my dad’s father immigrated here he was dirt poor but he put himself through college and became successful. The cards may be against this mobility thanks to the offensively low minimum wage and old-money Republicans fighting programs like welfare and 음식 stamps, but it’s possible if 당신 fight for it, if 당신 have that American spirit.
So hell yeah I 사랑 America. In addition to Big Macs, good music, California and Say Yes To The Dress, we have a history I’m proud of because it is story after story of overcoming adversity and bias. I believe we are currently laying the grounds for even 더 많이 of those stories.
I won't apologize - I'm fuckin' proud to be an American.
1. Leaving holes in the backstory.
As learned from Marty Chan, the human imagination is not only the most beautiful place in the world, it can also be the most horrific. If a person leaves some 우주 empty (ex: "Tara disappeared after the encounter and was never heard from again....") , your mind will immediately fill it in, your imagination coming up with the most grisly scenario possible....
2. Waiting a REALLY long time for the killer/ monster to show up.
The person becomes bored and even slightly drowsy, which makes them 더 많이 vulnerable to fear. If the antagonist pops up about halfway through (especially out of nowhere, and at night) they'll jump up as though just awaken from a nightmare. A little humor will definitely help if you're planning on doing this.
As learned from Marty Chan, the human imagination is not only the most beautiful place in the world, it can also be the most horrific. If a person leaves some 우주 empty (ex: "Tara disappeared after the encounter and was never heard from again....") , your mind will immediately fill it in, your imagination coming up with the most grisly scenario possible....
2. Waiting a REALLY long time for the killer/ monster to show up.
The person becomes bored and even slightly drowsy, which makes them 더 많이 vulnerable to fear. If the antagonist pops up about halfway through (especially out of nowhere, and at night) they'll jump up as though just awaken from a nightmare. A little humor will definitely help if you're planning on doing this.
I’m just putting it out there that the 랜덤 팬 club is for posting anything and everything hence the name the 랜덤 팬 club and those who don’t understand that should be removed from this club as the word 랜덤 means being weird 또는 not normal just means to be different to be unique to be a thing for all things i always thought that the 랜덤 팬 club could be a MLP 코멘트 the below it a HP 코멘트 if no one understands this then the meaning of the 랜덤 팬 club lives no longer so i beg for 당신 to see reason this club is for everyone to post everything and anything they want see reason it is a fact being 랜덤 is a good thing but blocking out peoples randomness is not cool bros
The moment 당신 took your life
I felt mine ended too.
If I could only turn back time
there’s so much I would undo.
I didn’t see the warning signs.
당신 held them deep inside.
Struggles 당신 were going through
당신 did so well to hide.
I’m left with guilt and sorrow,
and confusion as to why
당신 didn’t tell me of your pain
and felt 당신 had to die.
The Sadness of the sight was just to much to bare
And now its me lying here
Cold,Crimson and Dead
당신 will never know how I feel inside,
The pain that still resides,
Happiness was once in my life,
Those days have long since ceased.
I felt mine ended too.
If I could only turn back time
there’s so much I would undo.
I didn’t see the warning signs.
당신 held them deep inside.
Struggles 당신 were going through
당신 did so well to hide.
I’m left with guilt and sorrow,
and confusion as to why
당신 didn’t tell me of your pain
and felt 당신 had to die.
The Sadness of the sight was just to much to bare
And now its me lying here
Cold,Crimson and Dead
당신 will never know how I feel inside,
The pain that still resides,
Happiness was once in my life,
Those days have long since ceased.
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This is really stupid but I was feeling bored...
This is really stupid but I was feeling bored...