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[i6gyu]

⠀⠀🚬"Temos nosso próprio tempo." `✦ ˑ ִֶ 𓂃⊹

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[kyuala]

pensando muito nesse paralelo aqui 💭💭

[princsslidia]

high school!AU

A maior preocupação dos pais. Princesa no papel, mas uma completa arruaceira pelos corredores da escola. Não tem um menino sequer que não tenha no mínimo sido empurrado por ela na hora do intervalo e muitos temem até a sua sombra. Jura que adora a fama de valentona que tem por aí, mas no fundo tudo que Lidia mais queria era ter amigos de verdade e quem sabe uma boquinha feminina pra beijar.

[allthebrazilianpolitics]

So, in Brazilian contribution to abortion-related news feeding your current urge to carve your eyes out with a spoon, actress Klara Castanho was forced to reveal she was raped after suffering vicious attacks online for giving the resulting baby up for adoption.

The 21 year old actress became a trending topic on Brazilian Twitter after gossip columnist Leo Dias, gossip YouTuber Dri Paz, and Youtuber-cum-right-wing politician Antonia Fontanelle outed her, allegedly receiving the scoop from a nurse from the hospital where Castanho gave birth, who breached secrecy and broke work ethic conduct. Fontanelle and Paz claimed she had an affair with a married man, hid her pregnancy from fans, didn't even want to look at the baby's face, and abandoned a vulnerable, speaking about it with explicit contempt and claiming "disgust" about it. Their coverage of the case fueled online speculation on the actress's personal life, as well as slut-shaming and accusations against her person, of "irresponsibility", "inhumanity", "abandonment", etc.

Klara posted an open letter on Instagram revealing she had been raped, took a morning after pill, had a regular menstrual cycle and didn't gain weight or have her belly grow, and yet found out she was pregnant in a very advanced stage. As if she hadn't been violated enough, her doctor treated her like trash, forcing her to hear the baby's heartbeat, saying they had half of her DNA and that she would be forced to love them, and refusing to back down even after she explained she had been raped.

She got in touch with a lawyer and started all legal processes to have the baby be directly adopted by a family in the hospital right after birth, which is backed up by law and endorsed by adoption activists. "I was still trying to pick up the pieces when I had to deal with the information of having a baby.", she wrote on her open letter. "A baby born from a violence that destroyed me as a woman. I was not (and am not) emotionally able to give this child the love, care, and everything they deserve. Between the moment I found out about the pregnancy and the delivery, few days passed. It was too much to process, to accept, and I took the attitude that I consider more dignified and humane."

She continues: "On the day the child was born, I, still anesthetized from postpartum, was approached by a nurse who was in the operating room. She asked questions and threatened: 'imagine if this columnist discovers this story'. I was inside a hospital, a place that was supposed to welcome and protect me. When I got to the room, there were already messages from the columnist, with all the information. He just didn't know about the rape. I was still under the anesthesia."

Both this gossip columnist [she didn't name him, but Leo Dias was mentioned by Antonia Fontenelle, who first published about the pregnancy and adoption] and another who approached her days later, upon being told about the rape, promised not to publish the scoop. Well, look how that turned out.

Oh, and Antonia Fontanelle and Dri Paz? They've both doubled down on their actions. Fontanelle (who's a bolsonarist candidate for federal deputy for the Republicans party, same that hosts the pastor-cum-Rio mayor Marcelo Crivella – who sent cops to confiscate LGBT+ books from a book fair due to a Marvel comic gay kiss – and is linked to the ultra-Evangelical Universal Church of the Kingdom of God) said "what does that have got to do with me?", and that she doesn't understand "why people are all so uptight" with her for "having had the courage to mention a monstrous story". "Giving birth to a child and not wanting to see them and having them thrown to chance is a crime, yes. Only those who have never been to a shelter find this adoption little tale cute." The child is not going to be in a shelter, they've already been adopted. Nonetheless, Antonia called it "abandonment of a vulnerable person". Dri Paz, furthermore, accused Castalho of lying about the rape. After getting roasted online for it, she deleted the video and apologized for buying into 'fake news'. Leo Dias, in an interview with conservative comedian Danilo Gentilli, didn't mention the actress by name, but said "big karma" was coming for her, that the story in which he was "in dilemma" about reporting involved "cruelty". After the published letter, he said he had known about the case for a while and had decided not to report about it, and called the situation "an opportunity to rethink". The freaking baby themself got doxxed, with someone publishing their sex, weight, time and date of birth, and name of hospital.

After Klara Castanho published her open letter, she's been thankfully getting massive support from fellow celebrities, politicians, and average internet users alike, and Fontanelle, Paz, and Dias have been getting their fair share of criticism. However, none of that undoes all the violence Klara suffered, from the rape to the asshole doctor to the asshole nurse to the asshole professional gossipers to the asshole internet users.

This, mind ya, is from the same week Roe V Wade was overturned and it's been revealed that a 11 year old raped girl in Brazil was pressured and kept in a shelter by a judge for weeks to be stopped from having her lawful and rightful abortion. Anti-abortion activists love touting adoption as alternative and solution, but the vicious attacks suffered by Klara for doing exactly what they claim should be done show that it's never been about being pro-life, it's always been about control and forced motherhood.

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[interposting]

Interpol at Jeunesse Arena, Brazil. 4/11/22.

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[mrsbakashi]

in light of recent events regarding the loss of women's rights over their own bodies in usa, i'd like to share two things that happened this week in my country (Brazil) that shows how hypocrites "pro-lifers" are.

- abortion is illegal in brazil, except in some situations that the law understands, which are when the woman was raped and got pregnant and/or when the woman's life is in danger.

⚠️ the rest or this post contain heavy themes such as abortion (of course), r*pe, unethical health professionals and other things that may be triggering.

so a while ago there was a heavy discussion because they wanted to give the rap*sts the right over "their" child - so if the woman was rap*d and decided to not abort, the rap*st could have all his rights as the father of the child, becoming a constant presence in the life of the woman he rap*d. a lot has happened over the last two years that just infuriates me to a level i can't even begin to explain. but let's focus.

what happened this week:

➢ an 11 year old was rap*ed and got pregnant. by the law she had the right to get an ab*rtion: she was r*aped and her life was in danger (11 year old bodies are not made to carry a child), but the lovely judge that got her case was pro-life, so she denied the girl's right to the abortion, because the fetus was a human life that needed to be protected. she even went further and kept asking the girl if she knew what she wanted to call the baby, and the girl was always visibly sad and uncomfortable. when the girl kept saying she wanted the abortion she asked if the father of the baby would agree with that. not only that, but this judge had a huge support from the pro-life community and all for protecting the baby's life. the process was so long that the girl spend her birthday pregnant, and she only got the right to abort the pregnancy when she was already 22 weeks in, after the judge left the case because she got some sort of promotion. our awesome president then came to public to condemn the girl's choice to kill a baby.

➢ a 21 year old actress was r*ped and got pregnant, even tho she took the morning after pill. she had the baby and, with the help of her lawyer she did everything she could to give the baby to adoption, while making sure to protect the child and herself - all within the law. she decided to give the child away because she knew she wouldn't be able to love them, to take care of them as they needed and deserved to be. the child would remind her of the extreme violence she suffered, of a horrible time in her life (that includes not only she sexual assault, but also a horrible doctor that told her the baby had 50% of her DNA so she had to love them, among other things), so she decided the child deserved to be raised in a place where they wouldn't know or feel the guilt of being the fruit of such violence. and she also made sure the child went to a good place. it was all supposed to be kept in privacy, but she was threatened by a nurse at the hospital she had the baby and by some of the people who took care of the process of putting the child to adoption - "can you imagine what would happen if a famous journalist heard about it?". after some journalists heard about it, they contacted her and she explained her situation, the violence she suffered and asked them to understand her, which they apparently did at the time, but this industry has a lot of vultures that eventually heard the story and made it public - not only making it public but starting to attack the actress.

so, long story short, in the same week a girl was criticized for needing an abortion, and a woman was criticized for having the baby, fruit of a horrible violence, but giving them to adoption because she wanted the child to have a fair chance at life.

they claim they care about the baby, their life, but they don't, they're hypocrites. it seems what they really care about it's criticizing women and take away their rights. it's about taking away their choices. do you think they're talking about the r*pists or the people that did them wrong? nope. not at all.

they've been burning us since the inquisition and continue to do so. it's not about abortion or maternity - it's about how society is built to hate on women, no matter what they do. there's no right choice, or right age. it seems that the only right thing to do is to be a white man - but only if you were born as one.

art by brazilian artist cristiano siqueira

[meus-sentimentos-devastadores]

O lance que ninguém mais se doa por inteiro nem por amor, nem por amigos, e sim por medo da frustração e dos inúmeros gatilhos do passado. Eita que dói um trauma, você não gasta tempo tentando entender ou consertar a pessoa que te machuca bom, não mais, você entende que seu tempo vale mais e que o que você sente é mais importante, e apenas se afasta, sem dar satisfação. O gosto da indiferença com que é ruim com sentimentos alheios é maravilhoso, você não deseja o mau de ninguém, apenas não aceita migalhas e nem se quer se doa por alguém que não tá nem aí pra você.

[strangers1991]

Te amei pelos olhos muito antes de conhecer teus lábios. Muito antes, de saber o calor que tu é. Muito antes, de saber o frio que deixou.

-S.F

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Frases de bom dia com café, arte e flores

[sersollo]

Hoje foi uma quarta-feira maldita! nem mesmo a minha respiração consegui controlar. A saudade me nocauteou, e mesmo que eu tentasse, ela me prendia como uma chave de braço.

As lembranças me socaram e eu nem reagi, deixei se acomodarem em cada parte das entranhas, e assim, as estranhas sensações da ardência me consumiu, e por fim, e no final da noite, desmoronei.

Benditos olhos castanhos que não sai do meu coração.

[transmascnepetaleijon]

jake i cant deal with this betrayal. please please please tell me youre not a natural blonde too

scratches my head

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