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A shocking conclusion has been drawn over the last few years: Toxic people are not good for you. It sounds wild, right? Who would have guessed that negative people would bring negative energy and influences into your life? If you’ve been having issues with someone, or have been feeling down and can’t quite figure out why, toxic people may be the cause. Toxic people can fly under your radar. You might not know you’re even dealing with one until their ugly side starts to come out. Oftentimes these people seem sweet and nice in passing, waiting (consciously or not) until they’re more deeply involved in your life to cause havoc. Worried you might have some toxic energy around you? Read on and see if these descriptions match up with anyone you know. Knowing what the issue is is the first step to fixing it, after all!

1. Gossipers

Sure, we all love to hear about the latest news. We want to celebrate our friends’ accomplishments, and mourn their losses as a means of support. It seems innocent and sweet on the outside, but it can quickly turn vicious. Gossipers will…..

Oh my gosh I LOVED ALL OF THESE

Though it will always be weird to me that they made a kids cartoon of The Mummy, the film where an ancient egyptian zombie STEALS A MANS EYES

And there was also a RAMBO Cartoon…

You know

A Robocop cartoon…sure okay, I guess if you take out the ultra violence it’s a cyborg fighting crime, that’s not the oddest idea for a kids show

Toxic Avengers…the source material is the Least Appropriate for Children ever but you can KIND of change it enough to just make it a weird ass cartoon show

But Rambo

fuckin

RAMBO

A movie

About a TRAUMATISED VIETNAM VETERAN

TAKING A HORRIFYING REVENGE

On a bunch of corrupt assholes

Just

NO

How did they sell this

How did they pitch this show

“Hey kids!

Buy the Rambo action figure…press the button on his back to make him thrash and scream in his sleep as Night Terrors about the atrocities his commanding officers had him  commit on the Viet Cong haunt his dreams”

the message of the movie is about trauma, revenge, and PTSD in gory package

please don’t kill yourself - Anna Akana

If you ever feel like you just can’t handle it anymore just think about how it will affect all the people who love you. There have been times I felt truly alone and abandoned and then something just pushed you a little more and you feel like ‘I just can’t do this’. But you just have to reach deep inside and just keep reaching for that hope it’ll get better. Just talk to someone - just don’t keep it inside. I promise you someone will listen & someone will care.

Suicide Hotlines:

United States of America: 1-800-273-TALK (8255)

United Kingdom: 1850 60 90 90

Canada: 1-800-SUICIDE (784-2433)

China: 0800-810-1117

Australia: 13 11 14

Japan: 03 5774 0992

Update (2014): Check out Anna Akana’s published ebook (66 pages) which consists of old diaries entries of the aftermath from her sister’s suicide.

The $5 paid version goes directly toward youth prevention suicide programs.

She also provided a free version for those who can’t afford to pay the $5

“As a result of the positive feedback of “please don’t kill yourself”, Akana published the book “Surviving Suicide” in 2013. It consisted of her old diary entries from 2007-2009 in efforts to show the aftermath of suicide. She provides a free online link but all proceeds will go towards suicide prevention programs. Her intent behind the book is to remind people like her (survivors of suicide) that they are not alone.”

Update (2017): Pre-order Anna Akana’s new book: (click here for Amazon link)

So Much I Want to Tell You: Letters to My Little Sister

Release Date:  June 13, 2017