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I’ve lost someone a few months ago. One of my best friends, my brother in law. Grief is something really complicated. I’ve been a fan of Paramore since their first album, therefore I was really looking forward this new album. When I first listened to it I was kind of disappointed I was going through a very hard time and I was revolted, everything in my life was chaos and I guess that I was looking for something violent and dark to listen too. I was looking for a more aggressive sound something sounding more like “Monster”, and I just discovered this more joyful album. And one day I just decided to give it another try. Since that day I’ve been listening to it almost non stop, the joyful sound of the new songs just helped me to wake up and start fighting again. The songs gave me hope and strength. It gave me the strength to keep fighting for my dream, to go further with my photography work. It’s like the lyrics were written for me, for this particular situation. So I decided to make this poster, this is my “thank you” to Paramore, thank you for making music. And I just hope that I will get to work with them someday (who knows?) and thank them personally for helping to survive and keep smiling.
Last Hope.
Copyright © 2013 ANAIS F. AFONSO .
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“Please raise for your national anthem” Pete Wentz says, putting his hands in the air. nobody stands. nobody is at the concert. the rest of the band aren’t even there. where are the boys tonight.
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i might still be ugly but i used to be uglier
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reblog this just in case someone needs a sign to not do it
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isn’t it fucked up when you can basically see your relationships with your old friends crumble
like conversations get shorter
and it’s like your friends don’t really give a shit about you as much as they used to
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