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me: punctuation is a tool in your kit that helps you steer the reader through your prose! making the most effective use of it often means not using commas the way your 7th grade english teacher taught you!
also me: corrects all manuscripts I'm asked to critically read to chicago manual of style norms
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You can’t sit on the fence forever.
Oyinkan Braithwaite, My Sister, the Serial Killer
Love isn't just a feeling. Love is a choice too. And you may not be able to help your feelings, but you are responsible for the choices you make about what to do with them.
Holly Bourne, It Only Happens in the Movies
‘Sometimes you make choices in life,and sometimes choices make you.’
-If I Stay.
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Ok guys, so I’m impulsive and I cut my hair.
Why is this so important to me? Because I’ve wanted a haircut like this for years and my parents won’t let me. I’ve tried many times to pull it back and make it look like I cut it, but it just didn’t cut it (heh, get it?). When I did pull it back, I felt empowered and like I could kick some serious ass, which is not something I usually feel.
So, yesterday I had enough. So in a spurt of determination, i snipped off the left side of my hair.
My mom just found out, and after explaining to her that I felt empowered in the cut, she said “you need to cut off the rest of your hair.” After asking why, she said, “because that’s a silly haircut.” She also asked why I felt empowered, and why I needed to be empowered. Is it such a bad thing to have a haircut that makes me feel good?
I refused.
This is something that pisses me off. Kids find something they’re passionate about, something they enjoy or something they want, and parents IMMEDIATELY shut them down. They tell them that it’s silly or not worth the time to have a hobby or that the haircut they want is weird, or that they’re too young to make their own decisions. It’s starting to piss me off because without making mistakes, how is a kid gunna grow?
I’m sick of it. I love my haircut, but my heart sank when my mom told me this. Parents, stop shutting your kids down. Unless they’re about to do drugs or some shit, don’t deny them their choices. They deserve to learn and grow from their mistakes.
We are ALL busy, but we must make time for things we consider valuable. So if addressing poverty is important to you, make time for it! Give your time to a group that is working to combat poverty in your community or one nearby. If you want to improve the educational system . . . make time for it. Figure out how to join the school board or run for office in your school district. You want local organic lettuce in your neighborhood grocery store . . . make time for it! Go talk to the vendors and suppliers at your local farmers’ markets. Voting is one of the necessary tools in the toolbox of social justice, but voting isn’t enough. I say pick ONE thing in addition to voting and do that. You don’t have to start from scratch, and you don’t need to do it alone. There are other like-minded people out there already doing the work. Make it your mission to find and join them.
- from No, You Shut Up by Symone Sanders
