Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Everyone is going to..


I wish I could say this is not true, but it is. Every person you let into your life will eventually hurt you or let you down. You just have to find those that it is worth. Not the ones that might be- those that for sure are. People come and go, they are the little pieces that make up who we are. Each teach us a lesson, make an impact, or have a memory. 

Sunday, February 3, 2013

Teenage Years.

1. Keep your friends close and you enemies closer
2. Do what makes you happy, screw everyone else
3. Don't bother with relationships unless they are really special
4. Live with an open mind and an open heart
5. Remember.. people change; it will always get better; dance when you don't know what to do.
6. Music will always save you.
7. Do something daring
8. Think before you speak
9. Listen to you parents, they have been there before
10. Be a good friend and an even better person
11. It is better to be weird than popular

Screw this.

Welcome to modern day media marketing. Every city you travel to, every magazine on the shelf. Why is it this way. Society has created this superior image of the skinny white girl that it is all that people want to be, and that is used to companies advantage. This is the craving of a different life, a different look, being someone you are not. Well, the forgot one thing. Only about 10% of the population looks this way. Why the hell don't we use average sized girls, not a size -3? What happened to what was considered 'sexy' not that long ago. Girls with curves, not ones where their bones stick out and weigh 60 pounds and sit at about 5' 10''.

Saturday, February 2, 2013

Why is it now that we cannot even afford to give ourselves a good education, when every job in this millennium requires at least a bachelors degree? People spend their whole lives working trying to pay off this debt that was almost required of them. We are 20 years old. Being able to have a part time job paying minimum wage is going to cost us 30k a year just for tuition.

Monday, November 5, 2012

365 Days For Choice



On September 25th until November 4 2012, there will be a number of protests across North America with the intention of denying individuals with uteruses the right to choose what happens to their bodies. We will be counter protesting to remind these individuals that there is no such thing as "ending abortion" only ending "safe abortions." 

We will be there to show our support and our solidarity with those persons who have made the (often difficult and emotional) decision to make use of the services inside these clinics. We will be there to say that not now or ever will we allow the bullying and shaming by religious individuals, who would seek to limit the rights and the freedoms of others to suit their personal belief systems. Health care and religion have nothing to do with one and other; and to blend them is to start a dangerous precedent where everyone is held to the moral standards of a loud and aggressive few.

We will be there throughout these 40 days, and every other day of the year that they choose to come out, to say that this brand of divisive religious based American politicking is not welcome in Canada, as it is not welcome anywhere. We will be there to oppose those who would seek to emotionally manipulate, shame, and bully women and others with uterus's attempting to access fully legal safe and provincially funded health services. We will be there to say that they can not and will not threaten our right to choose what happens to our bodies, ever. We will be there long after their 40 days is over. We will never stop fighting back those who would take from us our rights to our bodies and our right to choose what happens to those bodies. 

There is no such thing as pro life when your denial of safe health services would guarantee the death of those with uterus's who would opt for unsafe abortions, coat hangers, drugs, beatings, or dangerous procedures in back rooms. There is only pro-choice or anti-choice.

I am Human.

Every day you can hear " Oh, Its just a phase they are going through." Most people see being apart of the LGBT community as a 'sin' or wrong in of itself. Hatred and anger are a constant force against the LGBT community. I just want to ask some of you who have this mindset... Why? It is not you that is this way, why should you have any say in weather or not gays have rights to marry or for any other reason. Not everyone is like you. We are all different. Some people were born this way, some find out later in life. If being gay is a choice... when did you choose to be straight? Stop all the crap. It is not your life you choose to live, let others live how they are happy. Keep your opinions to yourself, or get rid of them all together.