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There are characters you like but then there are characters you end up thinking about in the middle of the night with a cosmic ache in your chest because they resonate with you so much

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since when do people post other peoples fanfics on goodreads??? huh?

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2023 was five years ago let that sink in

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Everyone say thank you american indigenous people for cultivating corn, potatoes, peppers, tomatoes, cacao, pumpkin, squash, and anything i missed. Makes life more meaningful globally

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the first snow is falling.. today of all days.

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i know this is nothing new, but when you're particularly attached to the celebrity in question it makes it all the more clear just how absolutely dystopian it is to see the spectacle the media and some fans make real life deaths into. why do any of us feel entitled to see how his friends or family look while they're mourning at a funeral enough that paps are there knowing they will make shittons of money off the pictures. why are fans parking themselves outside a church where a funeral will be held, treating this like they're trying to get a good spot in the pit at a concert. why are people watching how the guests at a funeral interact like this is a soap opera. no one should be seeing any of this except the people who are invited and mourning their loved one.

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that picture of liam’s coffin being brought down the road while a sea of people raised their cellphones trying to get a good picture made me sick to my stomach. y’all couldn’t respect him even in death.

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fuck the media for being so obsessed with the so-called "a-list guest list". its a fucking funeral. get a fucking life. fuck the fuck off. i hate you all. fuck. the. fuck. off.

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How did we get to the point in society where its okay for news organizations to livestream a funeral to see who shows up? How is this not too fucked up of a notion for news media?

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i'm so fucking angry for them to not be able to grieve in peace. it's a fucking funeral, why are there "fans" and paps???? why are they not even allowed that dignity????

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The only thing people should share from Liam's funeral is the donation his family has set up.

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you know the post that's like: one day I'll be 45 at a party and ill hear a one direction song and ill be dancing my heart out because I never learned to love anything as much as I love one direction?......... yeah.......thinking of that right now

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The worst part about Liam Payne dying is that people are posting about “the switch up is crazy”

Like no. He was an abuser and made horrible decisions, but nobody wanted him to die. He was getting hate for an INCREDIBLY valid reason, but we all recognized that he needed mental and physical help. He needed to go to rehab. He needed to get away from drugs and alcohol and improve upon himself away from the public. No one wanted him to die.

We’re not mourning the life of an abuser, we are mourning the part of him that we adored and looked up to for a massive part of our childhood/ teenage years. He was a huge part of how I was introduced to my love of music. And yes, he did horrible things and made horrible decisions and over the last few years has been anything but admirable, but none of us wanted this.

Maya didn’t want this. And everyone saying that it’s her fault can actually go burn in hell. She likely already blames herself enough. She likely already wishes she hadn’t spoken up about it out of the guilt that she likely feels. You guys commenting all over the socials about how this is her fault and “are you happy now?” Are actually horrible people.

A 7 year old boy just lost his father. A woman just lost her long term boyfriend. Two parents just lost their son. Several young children just lost their uncle. Show some fucking respect. Joking about it and hating on people who had nothing to do with what happened is not doing anything but twist the knife for the people who this has ACTUALLY effected.

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*Harry having chemistry with other humans*

Certain people: "OMG! ARE THEY FUCKING?!"

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Where to get your Girl Scout Cookies:

Just a reminder that if you are someone who wants to eat Girl Scout Cookies, and you don't have local Girl Scouts to buy them from, and you are realising you can just go online and get them from the Internet, Troop 6000 is...

"...a first-of-its-kind program designed to serve families living in temporary housing in the New York City shelter system.

"Each week, Girl Scouts meet in shelters across the city to take part in activities that help them make new friends, earn badges, and learn to see themselves as leaders. All fees, uniforms, trips, and program materials are provided at no cost.

"As a permanent fixture of the program, we also established the Troop 6000 Transition Initiative, which supports Girl Scouts and their families as they transition to permanent housing. The average stay for a family in a city shelter is 18 months. Remaining connected to the community and opportunities introduced to them through Troop 6000 can help facilitate a successful transition for girls and young people, and it is essential they continue to receive the financial support that allows them to do so."

Click on the link to learn about it and order cookies.