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Athens Polytechnic Uprising -- November 17 1973
          
          It was a massive student demonstration of popular rejection of the Greek military junta of 1967–1974. It began on 14 November 1973, escalated to an open anti-junta revolt, and ended in bloodshed in the early morning of 17 November after a series of events starting with a tank crashing through the gates of the Athens Polytechnic. This was the first event in a series of political crises that ultimately led to the fall of the junta in the summer of 1974, just a few months later. (wiki)
          
          Basically, 52 years ago, people of my country, but mostly university students, protested against the dictatorship and junta that my country had. They fought bravely, and many of them gave their lives for the future of our country. If not for that, Greeks today might still not have had freedom of speech, democracy and many other things.
          
          The message I want to send with this, is that EVERY PROTEST MATTERS. EVERY VOICE MATTERS. FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHTS, YOUR FREEDOM, AND EQUALITY.

"The brain can't create new faces" YOU'RE TELLING ME SOMEONE OUT THERE LOOKS LIKE DICK GRAYSON???

Nightwing is literally uncastable, prove me wrong, YOU CAN'T, HAHHA

CHARLES AND ALEXANDRA OH MY GOODDD I'M SO HAPPY 

I just wanted to talk with y'all about relationships with food, since this is such an important topic to me. There was a period in time that I used to binge eat. I was alone all the time, bored and in a bad mental state, so food like chips and biscuits was my main source of entertainment and happiness, giving me a quick dopamine each time. Eventually, I lost all my control to these snacks, eating in a bingey way (yk what I mean), and feeling sooo shit afterwards. But what's a better way to stop binging than start eating extremely little?! That's what my 14 year old self thought, and one day, I started restricting my food intake excessively. I would hide the breakfast I didn't eat, I ate extremely little and claimed I "no longer let food and snacks control me." But guess what? I was still as controlled and "scared" by sweets and snacks as when I was binging. It was ridiculous. I lacked in nutrition and I didn't realize it then, but i felt like shit AGAIN. Eventually, after long fights with myself and my family, I started snapping out of it, started eating normal amounts of food and calories again, without ever binging again. How? WITH PROPER NUTRITION, ENOUGH FOOD, GOOD MENTAL HEALTH AND A FULFILLING LIFE. I am so happy that I can now eat enough, try all kinds of tasty food, snacks and sweets in moderation, without letting food control or scare me for the first time in my life!!! I can now open a bag of chips and just eat some of it, and feel great afterwards, but I can also be so happy to eat the cinnamon roll that my mom bought me without thinking it is the devil himself. RECOVERING FROM DISORDERED EATING IS WORTH IT

My mom often calls me "her Rory" and it's my favorite nickname ever

One of the best things I've ever read is coming to an end, and I'm so happy to have sticked through this journey one way or another. To Saeri, my dear friend and writer of this masterpiece: thank you for choosing to write something so comforting and valuable, a story that will forever warm my heart <3
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/394268616

GUYS THIS REEL LITERALLY DESCRIBES MY EXACT SITUATION RN
          
          https://www.instagram.com/share/reel/BANtEACRPL

Love your theme <33 

What I hate most is that if we never speak to each other, I will lose the chance to get to know a boy that  is 100% my type