#Le amo

[yongblock]

mi kacchan t amo tantísimo melocotón

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[apropositodime]

Elisa, Carmen Consoli - L'ultimo bacio [Mediolanum Forum Assago 2023]

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[cthaehart]

not me crying at Jon getting chosen as the lord commander my god I’m enjoying this reread so much my little emo boy look at you I’m sure everything is going to go sO smoothly for you after this gods bless

[omarfor-orchestra]

Buonasera

[themhac]

la sertu che fa il vlog😭😭

[awacatin]

Kaiman teton

[singinthegardns]

[srta-coolo]

que la sigan chupando

[tgirluniverse]

AMY OLSEN

[pikafaawork]

El aroma del amor 🖤

[sambuchito]

Mikuquesito

you guys use my cat like a blorbo 😭😭😭

[singinthegardns]

[darkwolfvigilan]

Ts BENTLEY

[achingroses]

Something that baffles me every single International Women's Day, is how different it seems to be in other countries.

I see joke posts on twitter and here, I see the way a lot of people take it lightly, it amazes me how different things are, how here in Mexico I don't see a single joke. I see angry women, brave women, tired women. I myself am all of those.

I'm so tired of not being able to live a normal life. On top of the everyday violence that occurs, I have to live with the fear of being killed for being a woman, for being femme presenting. I have to deal with men looking at me when I wear skirts or dresses, of men telling me to shut up, of men not trusting my knowledge, of men following me home, cat-calling me on the streets, following me all the way through different trains. I had to live through a manipulative and abusive relationship when I was just 15 years old. I have to live with an eating disorder due to societal expectations. I have to check my mirrors when I'm driving in case someone is following me. I have to tell my friends that I got home safe and I'm always waiting for them to text back. I have to deal with the impotence of being helpess when other women I know are going through similar stuff.

I'm tired of our government and authorities calling us hysterical, whores, telling us that we asked for it, that it was our fault for deciding to live a life. That it was out fault for being born in a country that doesn't have the minimum respect for our lives.

On this International Women's Day I'm angry, I'm furious and overall, I'm here if anyone feels the same way I do, know that I share your feelings and I will try my hardest to understand.

And for my final message, I just want to say:

¡Libertad para todas las morras de México hasta Palestina!

[r0entgen]

Se volvió a ir la luz, he perdido la cuenta de cuántas veces se ha ido estos días. En esta oportunidad algo explotó, sonó horrible, asumo que fue un transformador, pero se los juro que en este punto siento que nos están castigando.

No puedo trabajar con tranquilidad porque mi trabajo depende de que mínimo tenga luz e internet. Tampoco puedo descansar porque hay calor y no se puede conectar ni un maldito ventilador.

Y lo más arrecho es que ni un maldito reporte se puede poner en esta mierda sin que uno dependa de tener la desgraciada aplicación que usan los chavistas para sapear opositores... A través de la cual después te preguntan que si votaste por Maduro para ver si te atienden o no.

Pero mientras estas cosas pasan porque nuestra infraestructura eléctrica está contra el suelo, ya levantaron nuevamente una estatua de Chávez en La Guaira, porque para eso sí hay plata.

Estoy cansada de esta mierda.