[Mezter]

Originally posted by HALFAXA

Yes I did, I hate the fact that people can't feel safe anymore in their own ****ing country. If you guys think this is just about Trump, no it ****ing isn't... White people voted against everybody except them

Exactly! People are failing to see that this is MUCH bigger than Trump. Minorities are feeling defeated and like they have no power/say. It's just been exposed how much work we still have left to do.

[Bloo]

I have cried multiple times today.

I cried when I talked about what this loss probably meant to Hillary. I cried when I watched a young woman of color storm into the center of student inclusiveness, balling in fear of her family being deported for being Muslim. I cried when I heard Hillary's concession speech. I cried when I saw that my friend woke up to "f***ot" being scratched into her car.

Today has been a rough day for me. I did all I could, and I accept the results. But, this election ****ing mattered and I cannot believe tens of thousands of people voted for Harambe.

[MadelineXPepito]

Originally posted by Dickard

It's not about being a woman
Source: am a woman

It's about corruption and her political stances. Don't make this about gender when it isn't. Over 40% of males voted for her and over 50% of females voted for her.

Trump is just as corrupt as she is. People have been literally turning blind eye when his offences had been piling up for the whole election, while Hillary was connected to ONE scandal and it was dragged all over. If she was a man this whole situation would look MUCH differently. Hatred towards women is ingrained deep into our subconsciousness, even women's.
Also I'd choose Bernie over Hilary, so don't make me into something I'm not.

[Rigalo]

Earlier my professor came into class and started crying and I lost it.

[BoyOnBoy Wonder]

Originally posted by Rigalo

Earlier my professor came into class and started crying and I lost it.

You can always suggest a walk-out to your professor. It's at least a display of solidarity that may temporarily make you feel a bit better and more fired up.

[ozlovezashlee]

Yup. I cried.

[madonnas]

Yes .

[Shizuka]

No actually, I'm very concerned but I do not feel the need to be tearful at the moment. All I can do is just think to myself about it all.

[TheSoneNavy]

Yes

[Nemo]

I cried all of this morning into noon on and off. I can't believe nor accept the truth right now. I'm hurt, I'm scared, I'm sad and basically still at a loss for words right now.

[IMadeYouReadThis]

yes but not because of the elections lol

[madonnas]

Me and my mom cried in each other's lap and I got wasted and stayed the night at her house. Was so messy I just lost it. All this progress we've made lost to white supremacy

[BubbleGomme]

I teared up between Hillary, Miley and lack of talent winning.

[BeyIridescent]

This is unreal. I have cried several times.

This vote was a vote against a changing America for an America that is less progressive, less tolerant, and less loving. I am sad.

[giRLbye.]

Yes

[Cain]

It didn't really affect me emotionally til I saw her speech, I let out a tear.

[Crescendolls.]

Can't even cry for this. I just have no words.

[jordanjm]

No, I did all I could do, I voted in my home state of Ohio and drove others to the polls. Also I live in New York at the moment though I may not leave now. I am a middle class, educated man with a job that can't be shipped over seas or replaced by robots. I'll be fine, the country on the other hand...I don't know.

[ArtForFreedom]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

My heart hurts, I love Hillary Clinton so much, and I wanted her to be America's first female President.

Have you cried today? I'm a mess.

Huge pit that won't leave my gut.. yes crying intermittently though the day

[slaveney]

who else is on step 5 rn?