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You know how you have those moments of impulsivity and forgo all logic and instinct to invite a person back into your life because they provide you temporary feelings of elation and euphoria, just to crash in a predictable and inevitable reality of despair and disappointment?
Don’t do that to yourself.
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braaazil:
Réro next to Bruno Paes in Sao Paulo by urbanhearts on Flickr.
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Réro next to Bruno Paes in Sao Paulo by urbanhearts on Flickr.
[look of the hour]
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‘Domestic Violence: A resource for trans people’ was produced in 2009 by The Greater London Domestic Violence project, in collaboration with the LGBT Domestic Abuse Forum and NHS Barking & Dagenham.
The resource has been written primarily to assist trans people who experience domestic abuse. There is information as well as links to UK resources.
To view the full booklet, click here.
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faunils asked: I just wanted to chime in and gently point out that literally anything can be a trigger, including things that to most people would seem super inocuous and harmless. also there may be a lot of valid not-trigger-related reasons why someone may want/need to avoid something.
Muhafiz, In Custody (dir. Ismail Merchant, 1993)
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