ミシェル・フォーブスのインスタグラム(iammichelleforbes) - 8月9日 02時12分
This photo was taken by one of my dearest friends on November 9th 2016 in Vancouver, BC. A day after the fatal election on November 8. I knew it would be bad and wanted to be with a trusted friend who has always known how to handle my despair. So I booked a flight to Canada where he was working. He did as usual ‘handle it’...’’distract it’ ...but I still did not know how bad the despair would be. And trust me...the fear was bad and still is. I also wanted to be somewhere safe that was free of the vitriol and confusion and division that the election was creating between friends & family. We now know why. Canada felt safe. I am heartbroken to understand it’s far worse than we could have imagined. I don’t even know why I’m posting this but perhaps as a marker of sorrow and a plea for hope. Stay close to those you love and trust & stand on the right side of history. Stand close to those you know are good. The last few days have been been so sorrowful and a deep reminder of the fight in front of us. 💔#fuckthisadminstration
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corymacaghobhainn
I have a photo that I took and posted on FB from the same day. Not of me but just of the street in front of a school as elementary students were being dropped off by parents. I wanted to show how ordinary everything can still look even when a tragedy has over taken a country. God that day - so much fear. And shame tho that’s not quite the right word. And still we had no idea of hod bad it would get as you say - children locked up in concentration camps ffs. And all the rest. Im appalled we keep living our normal lives when nothing is normal and neighbors get carted away, neighbors live on the street. Neighbors get gunned down. Neighbors die because they have no health care. Neighbors get targeted by police for the color of their skin. Neighbors end theirs lives because the anxiety of living unheard and alone in an unjust and uncaring world becomes too much.
libraxsque
Mishka, I think each of us know exactly where we were when that awful moment of realization occurred. Not a single day has gone by without feeling the sheer magnitude of the pains, sufferings, fears, anger, horrors of what has happened and is occurring to individuals, families, children, loved ones, neighbors, strangers and to our planet. We cannot lose hope. 🕊 Hope spurs us on to continue fighting. When we tired and feel the despair overcoming us, we must seek each other out for support and renewed strength to carry on the fight. We draw strength in our numbers and we can help carry each other in the hardest moments. Conquering evil will not happen quickly. Humanity is at stake. Our world is at stake. We must continue on. For those who did not give up, we have been shown how the battles against evil were won. Stay strong! 💪🏽 You are not alone. ❤️
nopenotyou101
This is what happens when people do not really look at things with a critical eye. Trump played the class clown in the primaries, making fun of people, having his supporters shout down dissident voices, and before that, spread lies about the t POTUS by talking about the Muslim crap. Idiots with keyboards believing whatever. We need to evict the current occupants of the WH with our votes. Like the Bowie song.."This is not America" we need stand up and silence the bully by voting him out. We need to really look at ourselves, in the mirror, and say "I am accountable for how I vote".
lorenzom70
My wife and I have felt despair a lot the last two and a half years. It does not go away. I take comfort in the fact that my children see through the fraud and are learning to be kind compassionate people and to stand up for what they believe. I could go on a long diatribe of many things but this is not the time. You are not alone, even if sometimes it feels that way. You have many friends who care.
jeffreyprattgordon
I remember that day with you. A nice sidecar ride in and around Vancouver in the crisp fall air, crossing Lionsgate bridge and hanging along the water making pictures of one another. Was a wonderful distraction. Riding my motorcycles clears my thoughts, frees up worry, inspires and resets me. Sidecar is for friends in need of the same therapy.
queer_unapologetic_
The day after the election, I could barely get out of bed. I was so depressed. I felt betrayed by so many people. I was scared both as a member of the queer community, and for so many dear friends in other marginalized communities. But you are correct: we must hold on to hope. That is what I try to do every day.
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