Thirsty For The Talk

Victim blaming excuses those who commit violence and shifts responsibility away from where it truly belongs – with the perpetrators. It’s time to shift the focus from what the victim did or didn’t do, to holding those responsible accountable for their actions.
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Today, gender and sexually diverse communities and allies in Montreal are in mourning after learning of the loss of Chloé Viau. Chloé was a champion for inclusion as she shared her experiences and wisdom with the world. Chloé gave her time and her heart so generously, dedicated to raising awareness and furthering education for trans inclusion. It is with a heave heart that we share this news today and we encourage you to share her story below in the hopes that it lives on and keeps teaching people about the importance of inclusion. Chloe, you will be missed, but most of all we thank you for inspiring change.

Réalités LGBTQ+ : témoignage de Chloé « J'ai vécu avec ça, je vous le dis, pendant 60 ans. »« J'étais prête, j'étais moi-même très surprise de mon comportement et de l'assurance que j'avais, parc...

This story from @juliaroberts speaks volumes. Social media can be toxic. What is it doing to all of us — especially the young ones? Think about it. ❤️ ✍🏾@yvettenicolebrown

Feb 28 against bullying.

Behaviors in relationships we see on screen don't always reflect what we should tolerate in real life.

Happy everyone!

Embrace every curve, celebrate every scar, and cherish the skin you’re in. It’s , but let’s make every day a celebration of self-love and acceptance! 💗
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Pretending to be happy, fine, okay
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