Seule 2ième partie

À la veille du mariage d'un autre couple d'ami, je réalise que j'en ai marre, marre de voir tout les gens autour de moi être en pair et moi seule au fond de mon trou à rat. J'ai envie de me faire des amis, d'avoir un copain, de sortir, mais je ne sais ni comment, ni quand le faire.

Ma solitude je peux l'endurer pendant des années, mais à un moment ça fini juste par être lassant... Mais à quoi bon m'en faire, semblerait que je sois une éternelle solitaire... et par le fait même célibataire... est-ce si mal d'oser espérer qu'un jour quelqu'un s'interesserait à moi? Voudrait passer du temps avec moi? Voudrait apprendre à me connaître? J'en ai marre!!!!!

Seule

Une fois de plus je suis seule chez moi. Une fois de plus je réalise que je n'ai pas d'amis. Une fois de plus je ne sais pas quoi faire. Et une fois de plus j'en ai marre.

J'ai rien a faire sauf penser, mais j'en ai marre de penser ça ne sers à rien de le faire si tout ce qui est dans ces pensés est:"why i am still alone, why nobody is here with me, why i am here??"

J'en ai marre de ce perpétuel cercle vicieux qu'est la solitude. Je dis DAMN it!

-Kessy-

Presentation

Ok, so now I think it's time for me to present myself...

I'm a 22 years old girl. I'm from st-jean sur richelieu, it's about 40 mins from Montreal in the Quebec. So yeah my English is far away from being perfect, but still I want to get better so let's practice.

What you need to know about me... I like to write, to read. My favorites TV shows are: The vampire Diaries, Bones, NCIS and JAG. Yes I'm a crazy fan of Twilight... yes I did travel and yes I did meet some of the cast. But that's not my only passion.

I dream of writing a book one day.

I did buy a t-shirt for Ian Somerhalder Foundation, because I think that he's doing a great job with his foundation!

If you have any idea of what you need to know about me, just ask!

Oh and by the way I'll use that blog for say what I think, I might react on subject like my first post, but not only going to do that.

Great Image!

I found that image on twitter:

It means: I'm not rude, I'm autistic and I also find you weird....

source: http://yfrog.com/gzwtgxdj

When I can't believe what I read...

I found that article this morning, and it made me really angry, so i decide to translate it, so the rest of Canada (and other English people) could help! And maybe we could change this!

The revolution of the disabled

If the Barlagne family was evicted of Canada, because their kid was a girl, every woman around world would rise up and the government would reverse its decision.

If the Barlagne family was evicted of Canada, because their kid was a French (from France), every French people (from France) around the world would rise up and the government would reverse its decision.

But the Barlagne family is evicted of Canada because their child is disabled, and all disabled people around the world have a hard time to rise up so the government take benefits of it.

It’s so easy to evict a disabled person; you just have to roll it over the border.

The disabled are the last second-class citizens of so-called advanced societies.

The sexism decrease gradually. The racism decrease gradually. But the rejections towards people with disabilities stay the same. There is not even a word to describe the intolerance toward the disabled people. The disablism? This is not in the dictionary. How do you want that something decrease when the word for describe it doesn’t exist?

We didn’t talk about sexism during the 19^th century. We didn’t talk about racism in cotton fields.

The inhuman treatment that Rachel Barlagne is subject to raises awareness that goes beyond immigration law.

You found my examples completely stupid to expel someone because it was a girl or French. Why do not you think so stupid to expel someone because she is disabled?

The day of our birth, we don’t choose our sex, our race, or our physical capabilities.

We born boy or girl, French, Quebecer, Jewish, black, yellow or blue, healthy or lame. The society has a duty to accept every child as they are. It’s the right to live. The most fundamental right. And he must be the same for everybody.

I hear the government say that disability isn’t the same as sex or race because disability is an undue burden to the society.

And that’s where the problem is. The disabled people aren’t as important as normal people because they live at the expense of normal people.

As the women use to live at the expense of men. As slaves use to live at the expense of their master.

When one does not represent an economic power, it does not count.

The disabled people don’t count. So we can do whatever we want of them.

By what right, an employee may decide that a child is an undue burden? Who knows what will Rachel? Who knows what will Rachel do?

She makes her parents gladness. It’s already a lot.

If anything, she will be a cashier, a lawyer, florist or she will have a blog on Cyberpresse.

Disabled person aren’t condemned to languish.

What may be rooted prejudice that prevents the damn disabled flourish?  This look superior and condescending crippling.

I am myself, a disabled person. And my taxes contribute to the salary of those officials who decide that disabled children have no future in Canada. That they are burdens.

When they were born here, we don’t have other choice than tolerate them. But when they are out comers, we send them back home. Too expensive.

We need to see the evidence. If the Barlagne family had a dog, she could stay in Canada. But she has disabled children, so get out!

It is more than time as society to realise the despicable treatment we subjected the disabled.

 A treatment that we won’t subject anyone else.

It's all well and good that commentators are outraged is all well and good that the party leaders accused the Harper government, but until there is not a mass movement, the situation will not change.

To lead the fight for women, it was necessary first that the women get to the barricades. To lead the struggle of blacks, it was first necessary that blacks rise to the barricades. When you have a hard time tying your shoes, it is difficult to mount the barricades.

Disabled people are willing to take to the streets, but it takes peopleto push them.

Is it because someone is not able to rebel that can be abused?

The revolution of the disabled does not scare anyone and that's whywe continue to treat them as subhuman, sub-women.

Excessive burdens are not the people who have no legs or no arms.

Excessive burdens, it is people who have no heart.

And I find my country very heavy this morning.

French source(with picture of the family): http://blogues.cyberpresse.ca/laporte/2011/04/16/la-revolution-des-handicapes/

My reactions: I just can't believe it! How can we do that! Damn it she's a little girl! Common, can't we help that human to stay here in quebec! She doesn't deserve to be evict just because she's disabled! She still is a HUMAN!!!