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Friends in BC, have you returned your referendum ballot yet? If not, please watch this and do It! #bcpoli #ProRep twitter.com/joel_mccarthy/… 7 hours ago
RT @AndreaWoo: Journalist and activist Desmond Cole carded within 24 hours of arriving in Vancouver. Here's a @TheSunnyDhillon story from J… 18 hours ago
I just got excited about this and then realized it’s for children. Can I borrow someone’s baby? twitter.com/VPL/status/106… 21 hours ago
Hey ladies- “If you desire pregnancy or fear pregnancy, someone can make money off you.” vox.com/the-goods/2018… 23 hours ago

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I cringe when I look at this photo, but that’s what #TeenAngstNight is all about celebrating. Tomorrow at the show, I might share a journal entry or a poem written by this 16 year old alt punk who’s just starting to dip her toes into the rave scene. This young woman just dyed her hair with the same bottle of Blondisima that she used to dye her boyfriend’s hair. That ear clip thing was a gift from her mother. She purchased her giant ball chain necklace downtown at the one store in Calgary that sold Manic Panic hair dye and also had a piercing studio. She may have secretly pierced her belly button when her friend got her nose pierced. She cannot wait to move out of Calgary. I hope to see you at Teen Angst Night tomorrow night at the Fox. Doors are at 7 pm, show starts at 8. I’ll be there wearing this same necklace because ... why not? It’s Teen Angst Night!

15-year-old Sara is calling you on a landline to remind you to bring your besties to #TeenAngstNight @foxcabaret next Friday, November 9. She’s wearing her stinky army boots, (purchased at the army surplus store) with her new World of Trout dress (purchased on a trip to Regina), and pink cardigan (purchased at Value Village). Hair by henna. Sara will talk with you for hours on the phone and block the line until her parents cave and finally get call-waiting. #throwback #90sfashion #cometomyshowisthenewbuymyzine

In one week from tomorrow (Friday, November 9) #TeenAngstNight is back at @foxcabaret! Tickets are on sale at @eventbrite. Readers are confirmed! The last thing that has to happen is you have to get your butts in the seats! What happens at the show? Brave adults share the most embarrassing and cringe-worth parts from their teenage notebooks. I’ve got a little gift for all of you who are the organizers of your crew - if you buy tickets before midnight on Sunday and use promo code “PartyPlanner” you can save 20% off advance tickets. “Teen Angst Night is a good time” - CFOX RADIO “Bloody hilarious” - ION Magazine #vancouver #comedy #storytelling #eastvan #foxcabaret

Growing up Gabby was teased for being “too sensitive.” In elementary school kids were playing Butts Up, Gabby watched as a boy got hit hard by the tennis ball. She said, “ouch,” and another boy standing nearby yelled at her that she was dumb for saying “ouch” - how could she feel someone else’s pain. Gabby could. She always has felt empathy for others. When someone is hurt she feels it. Maybe not in the same way but there is a physical sensation in her body. This is why she cannot watch violent movies or parts of news broadcasts. She’s been watching the news a lot lately. Gabby is horrified by what she sees but she cannot tune it out. She wants to help but doesn’t know how to. She’s been volunteering at a soup kitchen once a week. She started canvassing for her local progressive politician for the upcoming election. She says hello to the seniors in her neighborhood because she read an article about how older people often feel ignored in society. She donates to organisations that appear to be helping the world. She doesn’t think this is enough. Gabby cries a lot these days. Last week, one of her coworkers caught her crying while she was on her computer finishing a report and listening to a podcast about the recent horrible event in the news. He told her to suck it up. He told her she lived a privileged life and she should be grateful for what she had. Gabby said nothing back to him. She went into the bathroom and cried until she could get herself composed enough to gather up her things to go home to cry some more. 😭 😭 😭 #charactersandwords #writingchallenge #actingchallenge #vancouveractor #highlysensitiveperson

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