September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.

Statistics show that LGBTQ+ youth are 4 times more likely to attempt suicide, and as a support group, we want to prevent that as much as we can. No matter how dire you're feeling, just know that you are loved and supported by this group of people, and there are people like you. You are not alone in this. You are worth living. ❤️

I'm not too entirely sure what to put here, but I'm so excited to get to meet this lovely community and my first skin will be coming very soon! Oh! Also, once Skindex is eventually back up and running, I have intentions to also set up an account there and post some of my creations there as well! That is all -- I hope that anyone who is reading this has a great rest of your day and a refreshing sleep too! <3

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ThunderBoomPika is CRIMINALLY underrated and i expect that to be fixed NOW

Hey guys, important-carts here again

Close to 800,000 people commit suicide every YEAR, which is a average of one life every 40 seconds. That is near the murder rate, which is bad enough.

Sometimes people just don't want to talk about it, maybe they don't have people to talk to or think that others don't feel it. Mental health is very important, please open up to others about how you feel about things.

It may be ok to not be ok, but you don't have to be just ok. You can open up and recover yourself, see the beauty of this life we live in.


Alright, thats all I have to say, a share to help others would be appreciated.

Lesson of the day: Racism is bad

Treat others the way you want to be treated 👍

(/rant-ish reminder) (note: nothing controversial is meant at all)

Good morning PMC! I hope y'all are having a good morning and that your day goes great! And if you live in a different time zone, I hope your day is going well or that it did go well!

But today, I do want to bring something up to everyone's attention that I think should be addressed. It's time we talk about how we treat others. This doesn't have to relate to anything. I'm going to be general.

On PMC, we're all allowed to opinions. As well, we are always allowed to agree to disagree. We all have different opinions and that's okay! That's what makes us, well, us. You're unique and no one else is quite like you.

With that also being said, don't shame someone or judge someone for their opinions or what they believe in. That's just being a jerk. We all are different in our own ways, and we should realize that.

Some of us came on PMC to escape the real world's judgment (as I did too) and to be socially accepted on here without facing judgment or censorship for what we believe in. Well, if you judge people for what they believe in, but you came to escape judgment, you're no different than the people that judge and censor you.

Here some tips from me:
If you don't agree with something, you can: (A) Scroll right past it, (B)Try to see from their point of view, or (C) do research into the topic. Don't comment negative stuff because that's just being mean.

Respect and be open to different stuff! The more you learn of different demographics, the better your understanding is and how you can see from their point of view!

Be kind and be respectful every day and a good day on PMC will be every day! But again, that's just a thought.

Overall: treat others the way you want to be treated! I made this post because I don't want to see my friends fighting with each other. Why can't we all just hang out normally, putting aside politics or movements or ideals and just see that we're all humans?

Other than that, have a great day y'all!

they're going to be releasing this new thing called "gay" tomorrow and i'm very excited

Hey folks! It's been recently brought to my attention that there may be potential attacks during pride parades. As much as we encourage standing up for the LGBTQ+ community, please stay safe if you plan on going to one!

Here are a few quick reads on this topic:
US State Department issues worldwide security alert due to potential for attacks on LGBTQI+ people and events - CNN
State Department warns of terrorist attacks at Pride events abroad - NBC News

Again, we stress that this is not an attempt to stop you from standing up- we love and appreciate seeing support for this community! Just please be cautious as we don't want anyone getting physically hurt from this.
Stay safe and have a lovely Pride month! ❤️🌈