- 24th March
2012 - 24
- 23rd March
2012 - 23
That sexy lovable boy is Hank…and the wonderful man holding him is Charlie…
I need to ask you a favor…but before I get there…keep the following in mind…
I take for granted every day that I can go anywhere and my legal identification is what I see it as, the world sees me as the woman I am. I am privileged to look in the mirror and, regardless of a blemish here or a pound there, recognize the person staring back at me. I’ve learned that few people know the struggles others go through.
I’ve felt unhappy with how I looked, maybe occasionally felt dysphoria because of my weight, but I’m blessed enough that I was born in a body I can Identify with. I was born female and I am proud to be a girly voluptuous woman.
I will never know what it is like to be just out of reach of a solution that would make the world recognizing me for me; having only money in my way.
I am loved, I have a family, friends and a job. The world sees my physical being as I am.
To be loved, have family, friends, and a job, yet feel incomplete is a world I wish everyone who is trapped in their own personal jail could escape from.
If everyone who reads this post could donate, even if it is just a dollar…you could help someone I love more than anything. Someone who has taught me what love really is, and still finds they are just out of reach of loving who they are every day…the way I do.
Click through to donate… or follow this link http://www.gofundme.com/hoq0g
- 26th February
2012 - 26
- 26th February
2012 - 26
- 20th February
2012 - 20
- 17th January
2012 - 17
- 17th January
2012 - 17
This is from this sunday’s post secret.
Sometimes I really feel this way…but now that I know what its like to have a cell phone I’m ashamed to admit I can’t imagine how I would deal without having one.
- 17th January
2012 - 17
(Source: daklika, via goldiam0nds)
- 8th January
2012 - 08
- 2nd January
2012 - 02
When people complained to Hein Heckroth about the grim ending, he pointed out to them that in Hans Christian Andersen’s original fairy tale, the ballerina had her feet hacked off by a woodsman to stop her dancing.
It drives me insane when people talk about some fairy tales…I’m a huge fan of Cinderella but at a very young age I was introduced to a few of the original versions (toes chopped of/people being having eyes pecked out by birds). Every now and then I wonder if the reason we have so many problems in society is because so many people (myself in some ways included) we raised believing that the only consequences were not being able to marry the prince…or having to choose between being magic and being in love…what about the real endings?
What ever happened to them? Why do we have to sanitize everything?
(Source: filmtrivia, via vintagegal)




