#iwaswithher

My dash is full of people who are afraid and on the verge of panicking and I feel like throwing up. It’s 2016 and people have to be fucking afraid because of their president. Even as a non - American i feel I have to be afraid, not because of laws he will make but because today showed us how being a rapist, sexist, racist, homophobe and whatever evil there is, is still accepted. If the president of america can say all these things, what will stupid people out there say, people we have to deal with everyday? I’m afraid for my friends. I’m afraid and I cry for people I don’t even know. It’s so heartbreaking to see all this hate still accepted all these people who have to be afraid of this hate. And think it’s amazing how, even though we’re all shocked, there is so much support and good advise and kindness out there and I am so relieved to see that nobody I follow posted something pro trump so far. We need to stand together and do our best to support one another now and if you read this and you are afraid or sad or just want to talk, feel free to do so. Please know that on this blog there will never be anything offensive to a minority group and if I accidently offend you, please say so because I just want everybody to feel okay and safe and know that not everybody hates you!

What the f* USA? I mean, WTF? So you’d rather have a gun-loving racist sexist pig for president than a woman? Choosing hate is never an option. We did that in Europe in the 1930s and look were it led us…

What happend was not Americas fault (well, not soley). And Trump being president is not even the worst problem. What damage can he do if the congress is not behind him? What happend was the fault of a society which holds straight white male people above everyone else, a society where not only racism but sexism and homophobia as well are still alive and accepted. The problem is the people who voted for this man, or the non-American people who campaigned for him. One bully alone can do little harm. Millions and millions of people who accept and share his believes and behaviour do a lot of harm, and, as I believe, not only in America. There are people out there who voted for hate and inequality, they are among us, everyday, and their behaviour is not only still accepted but today it has been rewarded.

I'm not going to make any strong political statements, but please. If someone isn't happy with the results of the election, don't bash them, or tell them to be strong, or to get over it. You don't know what they feel, or why they feel that way. If you're not going to be supportive, keep it to yourself.