Happy Birthday
Today is my grandmother’s birthday she is 67 we have a cake and we r all very happy. The only thing I want to do is run up and give her hug but the only problem is she died of cancer in 2004 so the only thing we can do is say happy birthday online so people know. I Love You Grandma!!!!!!!!!!
It may not be 2004 anymore, but this is still relevant.
this is my sister Meaghan & myself. I’m sick of society teaching girls & boys that you have to be skinny, flawless, and look perfect to be beautiful. When my sister was no more than 5 months old her dad shook her leaving her with brain damage, and one blind eye. She didn’t deserve what happend to her & she doesn’t deserve the looks she gets, and she doesn’t deserve people whispering things about her and staring at her when she walks by them. My sister has one of the most beautiful personality’s i have ever seen anyone have in my whole entire life. Like most people my sister thinks because she has a disability she is not beautiful, which is not true. My sister know’s that she won’t be able to grow up, have a family, live in a house, take care of herself. She will have to live in a group home with staff around the clock for the rest of her life. She’s still beautiful. My sister gives me hope. I wish people could look past beauty on the outside and really see the inner beauty that everyone has.
I want my sister to look at this and realize that even though she has a disability she is still beautiful. If you care reblog this. This will not ruin your blog, i promise. If you reblog this, thank you. It means a lot to me. Everyone should be able to believe they are beautiful not matter what society or anyone else says.
-Hannah (t0l0veandbel0ved)
A true human being. Caring about others shouldn’t be about looking good in front of others. Genuine caring is hard to come by. And when you do, it’s a thing of beauty.
They are both so beautiful, inside and out. Stuff like this gives me hope.
