#powmia

I was really sad last night that no one would take my shirt off from political missery. It's still got a decent amount of paint in it. I am trying to upload my flog today. Also I was really proud of how the period problems yesterday included that I decided two days in a row starting the day of to take birth control to reduce damages from a menstral cycle while going through with my insecurity and pain from being my body in the life of. It is helping and I accomplished that.

finally got my gamer set up

My Bro! No Prison Could Break Him!

I’d like to say a heartfelt Rest In Peace to my long-lost undercover alt account, @Sergeantsus Made in October 2013, this unsung hero was designed to post the things Zambony couldn’t, and to infiltrate the online lives of those who’s social circles needed toppling. After several faithful years of service and a long period of disuse following, Sergeantsus’ life was claimed in one of the several Instagram account purges, which, for some reason, did not also claim the imposter account @zambony (report this account for impersonation) which the sergeant was summoned to serve. We’re not supposed to forget our fallen heroes, and I’m sorry your fall went unnoticed for so many years. Rest assured your memory will now live on and your praises will be sung in the hearts of those alt accounts that now can run, because first, you walked. #lestweforget #gonebutneverforgotten #pow #powmia (at The VOID) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjZIaJeDyTA/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Jessica Dawn Lynch served as a United States Army soldier in the 2003 invasion of Iraq as a private first class. On March 23, 2003, she served as a unit supply specialist with the 507th Maintenance Company when her convoy was ambushed by Iraqi troops. She became seriously injured resulting her capture from the Iraqi troops. READ MORE

“If we don’t care who will”  Photo take by:  Asphaltangel-1