This is the mandatory gif which I celebrate with every year :P
Classes actually ended quite a while ago, but after struggling for weeks with paperwork and courses, this teacher is finally free!

I looove vacation time ❤

As this day approached and a month of awareness comes to an end, I feel the need of addressing one of the many arguments I keep seeing around the Internet against the LGBT+ community.

"I can accept them and stand for their rights but that doesn't mean I'm morally obliged to share their views and tolerate their propaganda".

Then they go on to say stuff such as how media is coercing their freedom of speech because if you don't support the LGBT+ movement and complain about their portrayal on media, you'll get attacked.

Only two things I feel the need to say:

1. No, you can't say you accept LGBT+ people and support their fight if you're bothered by their views and the promotion of their rights. That's called DISCRIMINATION. Why? Because Pride is not some TV show with a fandom, it's not just some argument in a forum discussion, it's about people who want to be accepted and recognized as human beings with basic civil rights such as dignity and freedom. You don't get to agree with their existence or not. You don't get to decide if they deserve to be accepted or not. They do, and the movement exists to raise awareness on that.

2. Yes, you'll get attacked if you complain about Pride. Why? Because you're being hateful. No form of hate speech will be tolerated anymore. Even if you try to make it seem like you couldn't possibly be homophobic, you are.

Today Pride Day is celebrated, but I can see there's still a lot of work to do. Thankfully, I'm sure we will never be silent and will keep bothering all those who insist on having a say on what others should be.

HAPPY PRIDE! 🏳️‍🌈

I know there's a tendency to be "overly positive" in social media, and I'm not saying one should go to the opposite end instead and be as negative as possible, but some people are really calling 2020 a "great year" and it bothers me to no end.

"I learned a lot about myself, I have had new amazing experiences by spending more time at home, I was reminded of what's important" etc, etc. I mean, good for them! But honestly... Calling it a great year? The world is in the middle of a pandemic, people are literally dying and those in disadvantage situations are barely surviving. Calling this year great, even if it was indeed great for you, is insensitive and straight selfish in my eyes, especially if you're a so called "influencer". It's not only about your life: you know people are going to read you because you sale an image and so, an idea of how it's supposed to be. Many of your followers look up to you, and to be this unrealistically positive and create such false expectations is very dangerous, especially during these trying times.

It's okay if you're having a hard time, it's okay if you're suffering and want others to understand better. It's NOT your fault to not be as happy as your favorite youtuber when there's so much loss and pain everywhere. I just wish everyone would know that. It does absolutely no good to ignore our emotional state and what's causing it by pretending things are alright just because others are not doing as bad.

I'm sooo ready to rest for a couple of days straight and enjoy watching Dark's season 3 without worries :D

A teacher needs a break.

Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump): Mexico is sadly experiencing very big CoronaVirus problems, and now California, get this, doesn’t want people coming over the Southern Border. A Classic! They are sooo lucky that I am their President. Border is very tight and the Wall is rapidly being built!

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1257304527843110914?s=20

Not rapidly enough Mr. President! Imagine still feeling this proud of being a racist during a crisis. Can't relate.