#dailyupdate

Zendaya and Tom Holland Are Married, Stylist Law Roach Claims: 'You Missed It'

1) I hope you all liked the Hyejoo scenario, for now I’ve only received positive feedback and it makes me so happy because I did put a lot of efforts in it so :)

2) Since this week is pretty busy for me, I’m preparing shorter posts (like reactions) instead of oneshots so I can still post stuff to satisfy you guys hehe

3) I’m close to 69 followers, will probably get done with the Heejin smut prompt request ;) half kidding though, I actually want to post it soon

4) finally decided myself on making my own # for my posts, hopefully it works well

5) Will change my pfp + info abt the account soon !

6) I’ve had that idea in my mind for a while now but I’ll probably start writing a book (that will most likely be posted on wattpad but I can post the chapters here as well) with ot12 Loona, ot5 Itzy and ot4 aespa x reader featuring family issues, attachement issues and fear of love (angsty content skrr skrr), hope you’re looking forward to that hehe ! Any feedback is always appreciated tbh

And that is all for today, take care of yourselves and remember I love you all mwah mwah <3

Potential pfp because she’s honestly stunning, she looks like a literal angel sjsjsjkska, love her so much <3

“If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of oppressor”

As protests and riots broke out around Chicago over the weekend, I have been reflecting about my stance. I am fortunate enough to have taken courses on multicultural pedagogy and racial injustice through the University of Illinois for the past three years. I can say I feel educated enough on the topics of racial injustice to post my views. I have a platform and I need to use it.

As a white women, I cannot act as though I understand the plight, the anger, the fear, the hurt and the anguish that the black community feels. But I can stand with them. I can educate myself. I can do more then just post on social media. I can move from becoming a bystander and begin to take action. 2020 is a year of complete unrest, injustice, hatred and fear. STAYING SILENT OR NEUTRAL IS STAYING COMPLACENT.

I am a 21 year old white women. I will not ever experience the fear that black men and women do everyday. I cannot begin to imagine what that is like. But I can take a stand. I can support the black community. As a member of the health and wellness community, privilege is shown as normal. Privilege to eat healthy and privilege to practice wellness. You also have the privilege to stay silent. Don’t. Don’t ignore the hardships of the world. Don’t ignore what is happening in our cities. Don’t take the side of the oppressor.