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To whoever is leaving these stickers around Vancouver

Hi. Let’s be friends.

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Where in Vancouver is the pauna cage located?

In Stanley Park!https://moviemaps.org/locations/115

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I went to the pauna cage today and someone had scratched off Lexa on the Lexa deserved better sticker. I didnt have any stickers with me, so I just wrote Lexa back in with a pen. Also the "firewall" was open.

Thank you for your efforts! It has been replaced again :)

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Where can I get the stickers?

They are available on our redbubble store! :)

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I need your help!

Hi guys!! In case you don’t know, I wrote a 🏳️‍🌈 book! It’s about coming to terms with who you are and learning to love yourself. Because we need more realistic (not dying) LGBT rep out there!

The problem is… finding an editor and all of the formatting services are not cheap. The book is currently being crowdfunded until May 7th. I would love if you checked out

https://publishizer.com/something-tragic

To help make this dream a reality so that more LGBT youth like us have something to read and find as a source of comfort!

If you can’t donate, please at least help me get the word out. Share the link via text or social media!!! Especially to your LGBT friends! 😉

Here’s a little synopsis of the book:

Blonde beauty, Crisa Grayson is the popular girl, always the subject of hallway chatter, infamous for her partying and golden, wavy hair. On the surface, she seems like the typical high school cliche. She’s bubbly, fun-loving and sometimes even larger than life. But deep down she’s just a girl. She has insecurities and vulnerabilities though it seems like she has everything. And simple Addison never expected to ever have to interact with the girl, let alone fall in love with her.

They meet in AP English, a subject Addison is surprised to learn is Crisa’s favorite. Fairytale endings, metaphors and hidden messages, and escapism are the perfect literary embodiment of the guarded girl. As their unlikely friendship begins to grow, Addison starts to see Crisa for who she really is. And though there was no doubt about Addison’s past being tragic, Crisa’s entire existence seems so much more so.

As they grow closer, their friendship blooms into something beautiful, but Crisa is hesitant to understand her feels, let alone accept them. It’s not a breakup if they were never officially together, right? Maybe they were something more than friends. Maybe, they were something tragic.

Following the perspective of Addison as she slowly begins to uncover different aspects of Crisa Grayson, Something Tragic is a coming of age, LGBT novel about an unrequited, requited love with a twist.

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Lexa Deserved Better in downtown Las Vegas

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Lexa Deserved better in a loo somewhere in California...

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The Lexa Deserved Better sticker was in a youtuber’s snap story a little while ago. I can’t remember where he was though. It was either New Mexico or Utah.

Nice catch! Looks like he found this one

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Lexa Deserved Better in Bakersfield, CA.

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Lexa Deserved Better in Buena Park, CA.

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Lexa Deserved Better on the Pacific Coast Highway

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Lexa Deserved Better at a tennis court

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Lexa Deserved Better on her way into LA!

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Lexa Deserved Better at the bus stop by Kits Beach.

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Lexa Deserved Better at Malibu Beach, CA.

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Lexa Deserved Better on the viewpoint near Mount Weather

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Lexa Deserved Better at Leo Carrillo State Beach, CA