ゴミの心 Gomi no kokoro

blessed are the women that learn to let go, through pain. anger. struggle. blessed are the women who gain strength from internal battles they’ve spent their whole lives fighting because of dark childhoods. blessed are the women who ache & bruise through love because their mothers were consistent with leaving scars on their hearts & their fathers tore down their innocence & made it seem like a work of art. blessed are the women whose unconditional love is made fun of, but continue to show it off & wear their hopeless romantic badges with pride & honor. blessed are the women who are self assured & stand strong in themselves even after being constantly told to lower themselves because that’s “too much woman for anyone to handle.” blessed are the women whose introversion feels like a burden but power through & walk their paths like they’re certain. blessed are the women whose lives depend on a conversation with God hourly. to keep them sane so they don’t become overwhelmed by their emotional pain.

women, no matter our story. our journey. our past. we are blessed.

Can’t use “fetus” when talking about diseases that can harm the development in the unborn.

Can’t use “transgender” when analyzing at-risk (for violence, homelessness, drug addiction, or disease) populations of teens and adults.

Can’t use “evidence/science-based” to show how they came to certain conclusions.

The CDC isn’t alone.

HHS has also been made to remove their LGBT information page from their website, and they are gradually dropping questions about gender-identity from surveys.

The EPA hired a firm to investigate their own people to see if any of them show an anti-Trump bias.

Many agencies are no longer allowed to use the phrase “climate change” or even imply that it exists. Even as fires consume the west coast and flooding washed through our cities and towns in the south. ALL DUE TO CLIMATE CHANGE.

Blokken, Sortland, Kingdom of Norway: Stars and the Aurora Borealis