IT GETS BETTER — You’re not a burden, not to anyone.

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PSA: Today is #MentalHealthAction Day! Just leaving these here for you.

4 super easy actions you can take right now:

Step 1: Go through your own self-love checklist - maybe add meditation, listening to a favorite song, watching a funny video, taking a deep breath and a stretch break, looking into counseling, reaching out to a friend, or asking for help!

Step 2: Browse through our mental health playlist on Tiktok for tips

Step 3: Visit and share our Get Help page with resources from over 1,000 organizations in 30+ countries, making it one of the most comprehensive databases for LGBTQ+ youth in the world.

Step 4: Remember that no matter what tough thing you’re going through right now…it gets better. 💜

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Janelle Monáe Brings Her Message Of Radical Self-Love To A Young Audience In Her New Role

Janelle Monáe may be on Hollywood's it list, but she says she's still an outsider, a weirdo, an outcast. Despite several years of being told that she should forgo her dapper suits and androgynous silhouettes and forgo her eccentric approach to…
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“I want to amplify my fellow weirdoes and others and outcasts.“🌈

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In special Pride message, NBC anchor announces her engagement to a woman

“It takes courage to be your true, authentic self — no matter who you are,” NBC anchor Meagan Fitzgerald said on-air. But, she added, “It’s worth it.”

“For people looking for reassurance, I want to use my platform to reinforce that message that they deserve to be happy.” 💕🌈

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endlessdreamer90 asked:

Do you think that it is important for teachers in Primary School to talk about certain issues with the students? I am a teacher and I am concerned I may not be giving all the information they need regarding self awareness and self love.... On the one hand I am concerned for the parents if I talked "too much"... on the other hand is it my duty? or should it be families' work? THANKS!!! Love from Spain, Raquel
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