#SpeakOut

[cinemaupx]

watch Quiet On Set- The Dark Side Of Kids TV. It highlights areas of abuse and toxic work environments from people in “power” It also highlights why people don’t come forward to speak about the abuse they have suffered. People don’t believe someone because they can’t imagine someone doing that. Speak out and speak loud. There will be people who listen. Own your truth and keep going

[amelia00000]

Domestic Violence Suspect Gets Arrested!

The arrest underscored the crucial role of law enforcement in addressing domestic violence. Officers received specialized training to handle such cases with sensitivity and diligence. Collaborations with social services and mental health professionals strengthened the response to ensure comprehensive care for both victims and perpetrators. Read more...

#Domestic Violence Suspect

[saralenore]

I’m a survivor of sexual assault. I’ve survived being assaulted multiple times and at the hands of more than one person. 15 years ago today is the assault that changed me. I was done being a victim. Years after that I started speaking out. At some point I may stop posting on this milestone but I will never stop trying to help others find their voice or start their journey from victim to survivor. To whomever is still reading this and needs to hear it, you’re not alone 🫶

[emotionalheadsupport]

Relationships can be hard, specially when you have kids or have a long distance relationship. When you are arguing about something, doesn't really matter at all right now. Because the thing I will talk about is about the words and the meaning during these argues. Behind every word you say, it has a meaning. Behind every action you take, it has a meaning. If your spouse talks about something over and over again, you might want to listen to the meaning and not just the words. If your spouse always act the same during, we say emotional stress. IT HAS A MEANING! Take a moment and analyze it. Repeat it in your head. EVERY WORD AND ACTION HAS A MEANING. You can't say stupid things during an argument and blame it on your feelings, and say it doesn't mean or matter. Because it does! Your words mean a lot, not just for the person who hears it, but for yourself too. Because it has either a thought or a feeling from you, when you say it. I can take a personal example. When me and my husband argued about parenting a few weeks ago, we both had these big big feelings. He said one thing that broke me inside and out. My emotions went crazy and I said "fuck off". These words are not my typical words I use in my everyday language. After I have calm myself down, I started to think about what I said to him. I realized why I said what I said. I wanted him to leave me alone, and close his mouth. When I talk to people about this kind of stuff, people many times says that they don't mean things they say or do. But if you think about it on a deeper level, you'll start to understand your own body and mind. During hot arguments and emotions, we can't really control everything, right? False. WE CAN if you really want and if you have the ability to handle it right. Many people with autism and ADHD have a impulse control problem. If you don't have the right tools for the problem you can't really solve the problem right.

[diaryofawifeinchaos]

Being the Problem

Because I don’t make as much money as him, he has concluded that my time outside of work is less valuable than his and I need to make up the difference in physical labor. As someone who works full time, is trying to build a business, and has to play chauffeur while he is unlicensed, I simply don’t have the time or energy to take care of everything else. He goes golfing, talks on the phone with friends and family for hours, and typically spends four hours each evening watching tv. If it’s a weekend, he’ll spend the whole day because “he earned it,” but I somehow didn’t.

Currently, I don’t have a college degree. I intend on starting school next week for a business degree, but until then I have to listen to his patronizing comments. He often feels the need to remind me that he has two Masters degrees in business, including an MBA. Early on, I attempted to use his “expertise” to write a business plan. However, he didn’t listen to me and created a plan for the exact business I don’t want. His plan was service based, whereas my idea was for a product. The last thing I want is to be at the mercy of clients.

He has stated multiple times that “we” will not invest money into my business - as if I have a choice. But, when he was away on a business trip, he nearly dropped a grand on a group of strangers for a dinner. Not even a legitimate investment. I confronted him about this when he got home. The project management program I need costs the same amount of money he boasted about potentially spending.

Last, but not least, this evening I stood up for myself. The evening started going downhill when he stepped on my foot. Instead of apologizing, he said I should be wearing slippers, indicating it was my fault. He then pointed out that there were dirty dishes in the sink from when the dishwasher was running. One evening this week, I didn’t clean up after dinner because I had too much to drink and figured I’d get it in the morning. Wouldn’t you know it, he woke up before me and took care of the easy to clean dishes. I was left with the ones that had food burned onto them. He held this over me as a reason why I had to move the dishes from the sink to the dishwasher. Maybe it’s because I never lived a day in my life with servants, but I thought you were supposed to put the dirty dishes in the dishwasher once the clean ones are put away. I hate that he leaves extra work for me to do.

This week, his friends are coming and they need a place to stay. The guest room has served as a storage room for me since we have a small apartment. I have a lot of stuff. Though I’ve been going through it, there’s a lot. The previous incident with the dishes was a reminder of how little he values my time. The guest room is 90% complete. There’s a few odds and ends, but it will otherwise it’s okay. Without looking into the room, he comes into our bedroom and starts going on about how his friends are coming tomorrow and how the room is unlivable. This sparked an argument, which has ended with me sleeping in the guest room to prove it’s livable. He made a half-assed attempt to get me to come back to bed. This is the second night in a row we had an argument. Yesterday, it was because he kept pulling on my hand while I was holding my phone. Today, it was about nagging me to complete things I’m already working on. According to him, both incidents are my fault and his actions did not contribute to the arguments and he is taking zero responsibility.

The guest bed used to be my bed. Honestly, I’ve missed the lush pillow top that conforms to all the right places. Not surprisingly, he has a terribly uncomfortable foam mattress.

What I’ve realized from all of this is that I fucking miss being alone.

Keep Shining,

D

[blackhistorychatgpt]

Some would have you forget

This is for those that want to ban Ruby Bridges books

Me: Write a movie scene depicting Ruby Bridges being walked into school by US Marshalls past a screaming White mob

ChatGPT:

INT. WILLIAM FRANTZ ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, NEW ORLEANS, 1960

Ruby Bridges, a 6-year-old African American girl, is escorted by four US Marshalls as they walk down the street and approach the entrance of William Frantz Elementary School. The Marshalls tightly hold Ruby's hands, shielding her from the raging mob of white protestors who line the sidewalks and shout insults at her.

The group makes its way through the throngs of angry people, and Ruby’s eyes remain focused ahead, trying to ignore the hateful words being thrown at her. She holds her head high, determined to get to school and start her education.

PROTESTOR 1: (screaming) We don't want your kind here! PROTESTOR 2: (holding a sign) Nigger go home! PROTESTOR 3: (spitting) You don't belong here!

Despite the chaos, Ruby remains resolute, her eyes set on the entrance of the school as the Marshalls guide her closer. She clutches her school supplies tightly to her chest, a reminder of why she's here.

Ruby stops at the entrance, and one of the Marshalls turns to address the crowd.

US MARSHALL: (firmly) Move along now, folks. This little girl has a right to an education, just like any other child.

The Marshalls form a human barrier, protecting Ruby as they escort her inside the school. The shouting and yelling continue outside, but as the door closes behind her, Ruby finally feels a sense of relief. She takes a deep breath and looks around the empty hallways, a small smile playing at her lips.

Ruby may be the only African American student in the school, but she's here to stay and receive an education, no matter what the angry mob outside may say.

FADE TO BLACK.

[pinkfeathergurl]

In the name of gender equality, one shouldn’t be careless and expect the other to do everything. Doing housework is considered a basic skill that everyone should know. ♂ ♀

Couples who share a mutual understanding often help each other in their daily chores. The best they do is, divide their work to reduce the time and effort taken to complete a particular task. Also, engaging children in small task help to improve their concentration and learn their sense of responsibility. ♂ ♀

We are breaking the odds of gender stereotypes by bringing equality in the division of housework. ♂ ♀ https://bit.ly/3TIEPCH

[hadezdaprophet]

Mental Health is crucial to everyday life living. However, my people don’t believe in expressing their minds. We all hold it in for the sake of sounding crazy. We hold it in for we don’t want to be judged and looked at worried. We hold it in for no one will understand. However my people, you are not alone. This world is filled with people. And they are many going thru What you’re going thru. #SpeakIp #SpeakOut and self yourself before it’s too late. Blessings and Love. https://www.instagram.com/p/Ck3Byn5AUsz/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[fawazarts]

Art on sale. The original cost is $2,500.00 and for this weekend only the cost is $1,500.00 #fawazarts #fawazartsgallery #art #artwork #oilpainting #emotional #emtionalpainting #voice #speakout https://www.instagram.com/p/ClKFEFnuk4l/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[rockinjohnny]

Free Speech, Tommy, The Tax Farm UK

[worldhalalunion]

Shouldn't we speak out when quality is being fought, when freedom is being fought, when babies are being fought?

#WorldHalalUnion #DünyaHelalBirliği #Halal #Helal #حلال #حلالا #할랄 #清真 #Хелал #ハラール #Smiic #UNHRW #ceasefirenow #genocide #holocaust #massacre #SpeakOut #Wck #OpenArms #Unicef #Amnesty #Msf #Fcnl #Artists4Ceasefire

[springblossomofwisdom]

I find it much easier to talk about my life to someone who knows nothing about it than someone who knows everything...

[bransonvaughanlpride]

Sermon: A Call to Justice and Compassion

Beloved brothers and sisters,Today, we gather with heavy hearts as we reflect on the story of Sarah, a young woman whose life was marked by suffering, neglect, and ultimately, tragedy. Sarah was born with a disability, a condition that should have drawn out the compassion, love, and protection of those around her. But instead, it made her vulnerable to unimaginable abuse at the hands of those who…

[kmgquote]

Don't shut me out

It’s talking Its screaming Crying for attention Questing for recognition – Don’t ignore that silent voice After trying to communicate with you with no response It will create a ractions in your head that will enable the depression You will not understand when you are being attacked by mixed emotions – You need to have those awkward conversation with yourself Be open with the way things…

[hridaymedia001]

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[wetakeoncancer]

So many times we suffer in silence instead of talking to someone. It’s OK to share what you are feeling. You are not alone in this fight. Let’s talk about it. Let’s get it out!!

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#WETakeOnCancer #WTOC #Support #CallAFriend #SpeakOut #CancerCare #WECare #LetsTalkAboutIT #Feelings #WEHere