I am not giving up on us now. We are strong. We are Swifties. And we stay together when things fall apart. I love you. To all of you reading this right now, I love you. We will not accept this as our defeat. Forget the election. Forget Jess and impersonation. Forget all the bullies and all the mean people out there. WE WILL SPREAD KINDNESS. BEING A SWIFTIE IS SO MUCH MORE THAN LIKING HER MUSIC. IT'S ABOUT COMING TOGETHER AND BEING FRIENDS. I LOVE OUR COMMUNITY MORE THAN EVERYTHING. IT'S WHAT HELP KEEP ME GOING RIGHT NOW, AND I CAN'T GIVE UP AND STOP GOING IN LIFE. I CANNOT GIVE UP MY LIFE PERIOD. We will spread kindness. We will share it with our best friends and with someone new to scratch and with someone we don't even know. We will be brave and fight through this. Forever and always. All the way. Together. To be brutally honest with anyone reading right now. I am holding on by a thread. And I'm not just talking about the community and Scratch itself. I need you more than ever, guys. We will spread kindness. because it is what the community really needs right now and because it is what will help us. Not an election. Not banning impersonators or bullies. Kindness. Make an online friendship bracelet and send it to someone. Make a chain of happiness and kindness and send it to a random scratcher you don't even know. Be kind. Let's start over. Together. I am not giving up on us now. I could never. Send a bracelet (I'm serious) to someone and tell them to continue the chain of kindness! And if no one reading this is brave and strong enough to take the first step... I'll start. ꝊⓞꝊⓞꝊⓞꝊɓε♥ƒεα૨ℓεรรꝊⓞꝊⓞꝊⓞꝊ This friendship bracelet is for you to keep! Receiving this message means that the Scratcher who sent it to you wishes you a great day and an even more wonderful life. (Make another and copy + paste to pass on the message!) Now go make your own and send the message off to a Swiftie, or even a regular Scratcher in general. We can do this. “The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched - they must be felt with the heart.” - Helen Keller
