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So I was hanging out in Bergen with one of my best buddies, who happens to be a r. survivor, and as we stood outside a local food store this girl came out. She looked to be in her late teens, or early twenties. On the side of her neck, clearly visible, was a teal ribbon :tealribbon:/> .
I wanted to say something to her but was too dumbstruck to do so. My friend didn't react, either she's seen the girl before or she possibly didn't know what the ribbon stood for, what do I know.
I hope to see the girl again and work up the nerve to walk over to her and tell her that I absolutely love her tattoo, that she is an incredibly brave person, and that she has probably helped more people than she realizes :hi5:/>.
Some people are just braver than most. Glad they exist and that they "use their powers for good".
I wanted to say something to her but was too dumbstruck to do so. My friend didn't react, either she's seen the girl before or she possibly didn't know what the ribbon stood for, what do I know.
I hope to see the girl again and work up the nerve to walk over to her and tell her that I absolutely love her tattoo, that she is an incredibly brave person, and that she has probably helped more people than she realizes :hi5:/>.
Some people are just braver than most. Glad they exist and that they "use their powers for good".
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