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words cannot describe how im feeling right now. imagine that the one (1) famous figure/artist you have so much love, respect and appreciation for, who you thought could do no wrong because of how decent and kind-hearted he has always presented himself to be, who you consider to be your source of personal encouragement and motivation, turns out to be not as humane as he appears.
          yes, i use the word ‘humane’ for a purpose. you can’t go out there and try to spread words about how people need humanity, writing songs, poems, fucking text messages to fans about praying and Christianity and the Bible only to go and take up an opportunity to endorse brands that are literally giving away their money to sponsor a genocide against the people a whole nation - women, men, children… how many people lost their employment because of the war? how manh of them went into poverty for it? and how many families were ripped apart upon the arrival of guns, bombs and the military? how many of the men, women, children were shot, bombed, burned alive or starved to death? these people are dying. everyday the situation is getting worse. meanwhile, you are just on the other half of the globe, alive and well. it is almost like you are conpletely oblivious to the current stage of the world.

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hi !! omg hope ur doing good !!

my heart is in pieces, 
          but you could always put it back together 
          with your fragments.

"child" is so special. emotional but resolute, vulnerable yet unwavering in its expression of identity. sure it wasn't something that hadn't been done before, but it is a piece that really, genuinely resonates with me. there’s a certain 'rawness' to it, but not the kind of visceral intensity i often hear from mainstream artists. it operates on a quieter, more intimate(?, even) frequency -  just at the exact wavelength where my heart lies.

đắng, đắng ngắt.

what was i made for?

https://shadesofnoir.org.uk/

cishet "allies" throwing around the word bê đê as if it wasn't a derogatory word (if not a slur) used to degrade and insult gay people, especially gay men, for almost a century.