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(ʘ‿ʘ✿) “what you say ‘bout me”

me on their blog now looking for pics of zapa and trunky:

Migrant homes are being set on fire and people are having to be evacuated into emergency accommodation. With the youngest being a 2 month old baby. It doesn’t stop there either, their cars are being set ablaze and migrant owned businesses are being destroyed.

Schools are sending pupils back home because they’re afraid of more violence breaking out.

It’s just…I don’t even have words for it you know. I do hope the victim is able to heal and get justice for what happened to them.

But it doesn’t warrant this.

Why is it when one white person does something wrong it’s only the individual who gets punished. But if the perpetrator happens to be of the global majority then we’re all punished for it.

It’s not all men but somehow it’s all Black people, all immigrants, all Asians etc.

People are being burned out of their homes and for what? No one whose participating in this violence is doing it cause they care about the victim.

They’re just using a tragedy as fuel for their racist bullshit. It fits their narrative so they’re going to go to town and do what they have always wanted to do.

But now suddenly feel they have a pass for.

If you’re BAME in Belfast I hope things will be okay for you. I hope all the violence dies down and you can rebuild what you’ve lost. God I can’t even say stay indoors anymore because that’s not even safe anymore.

Yesss!

Esma was born in Memnon, Calimshan. Her mother was a Calishite human and her father a wood elf originally from the forests of Tethyr, but travelled to Calimshan frequently working as a caravan guard. He eventually settled permanently in Memnon to help raise Esma.

Esma's mother had a strong faith in Selûne, and named her daughter with the intention of invoking divine protection. This faith is something Esma inherited like it was second-nature. Esma's faith was so powerful that it attracted the attention of Selûne herself.

Selûne offered Esma a single Wish, as a reward for her belief. Without thinking anything of it, Esma used this Wish to become magically pregnant, as she always wanted to be a mother.

Selûne visited Esma in her dreams during the course of her pregnancy, promising a healthy child on the condition that Esma travel to Baldur's Gate to give birth. Esma followed this dream.

The moment Esma entered Baldur's Gate, she was swept to the headquarters of the Silver Ladies, an all-woman elite Selûnite order that was already expecting her. They helped Esma give birth to Simay, and for the first few weeks, Esma was the happiest she had ever been.

But then, Esma started to notice the strange obsession the priestesses enacted over her child. She wanted to leave and take Simay with her back to Calimshan, but the Silver Ladies claimed that Selûne's desire was for Simay to be raised in their temple. Suddenly, Esma felt betrayed and used by the very goddess she had dedicated her whole life to. Fueled with bitterness (and unrecognized postpartum depression), Esma chose to reject the offer made by the Silver Ladies to remain with them, and said goodbye to her daughter.

Esma returned to Memnon, feeling like she was in a daze over the whole experience. During this very vulnerable time, she sought help from a grief counsellor in Calimport who was actually a Sharran. This Sharran coaxed Esma into the Darkness's fold. Slowly at first, so by the time it came to overt indoctrination, it was all too easy.