Too powerful not to reblog… For all those people who have faught, or are still fighting. Who got through it, or who didn’t. Reblog it for them.

mariabloodwell:

theunionflag:

landofthefallenheroes:

son-of-death:

freehugsh3r3:

sleepless-m3rmaids:

seduce-m-e:

iamglenc0c0:

h-u-g-g-l-i-f-e-e:

let-l00se:

absolutely-heartless:

Wow.  Just wow.

I. DID. NOT. EXPECT. THAT. AT. ALL.

LET ME DIE

This, I’ll reblog.

Holy. Shit. Almost cried.

Dead.

Oh…

omg, I didn’t expect that, my heart dropped. omg. 

:oo oh my gosh . 

……………

My heart dropped, I was expecting them to fall in love… 

Aw

THEY WERE SUPPOSED TO FALL IN LOVE D:

omg

awwww

:O

Oh that..My heart.

OUCH MY HEART ksdlgjdklf ;A;

OUCH WHAT I DIDN’T EXPECT THAT TO HAPPEN ;A;

Ow…and serious goosebumps when it zoomed out

damned-heathen:

attrillstreet:

THE SCAR PROJECT: Breast Cancer is not a Pink Ribbon

http://www.thescarproject.org/

A series of large-scale portraits of young breast cancer survivors shot by fashion photographer David Jay. Primarily an awareness raising campaign, The SCAR Project puts a raw, unflinching face on early onset breast cancer while paying tribute to the courage and spirit of so many brave young women.

Up until tonight I never knew exactly what breast cancer survivors looked like after surgery. These courageous women inspire, move and tastefully challenge our notions of beauty. How is it that cancer can reak such havoc on their bodies, yet they are still so unspeakably gorgeous?

- Kate

Looking at these photos, I can’t imagine anyone trying to justify “Save the Boobies” merchandise. It is not about the boobies. It is about all these people.

ddefinition:

true.