hey guys, updating a bit. life is still shit, job situation is… bad to say the least, what with my absolute need to also finish my uni education this same year, and my income is still second to none with growing debts.

i am THE MOST THANKFUL to everyone who helped me a few months ago, honestly, guys, you are all kind beyond belief and it all really really helped, i’m so grateful i don’t know how to express it, never been good at things like that.

still, i’m gonna have to continue asking. if any of you would consider to donate even the smallest amount of money here - paypal.me/howdareyoulouis - i will be grateful forever.

please reblog, thank you very much

and i’m sorry again because i know how posts like this can be annoying, but if i had more options, i would never bring back this topic, i hope you know that

LISTEN AGAIN: Callum Gallacher speaks to Louis Tomlinson

And don’t worry Larries…he asked about his music!

Earlier today we posted that Louis Tomlinson would be on the show, talking about The X Factor and baby Freddie - something we thought would melt hearts and create excitement across the country. Which it did, for some fans. But also created some agressive demands to the tune of “TALK ABOUT THE MUSIC!”

Wow, wow, wow, fandom. Don’t be so quick to jump on us! Yes we wanted to talk about X Factor and wee Freddie, but we care about the music too. We cover all bases here!

So here it is, Louis Tomlinson talking to Callum Gallacher about HIS MUSIC, his baby, HIS ALBUM, his X Factor performance, HIS TOUR and more.

He also takes a spin on Screenshot Roulette (and don’t pretend you’re not interested in that!

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fakedeepplantjerker replied to your post “Binch r u telling me my life is a lie and “fucked u since we were 18”…”

Right? I made my gifset based one one video, and when I’d listened to five others my opinion had changed. I highly recommend watching video for oneself, and coming to one’s own conclusions. Don’t take a gif-maker’s/other blogger’s word for it!

London OTRA: Resources for Sexual Abuse Survivors

There have been multiple and consistent accounts that members of One Direction’s staff and entourage have been sexually coercive towards fans (including minors). One Direction fans, like all teenage girls, are made more vulnerable by wider social attitudes that teenage girls are there to be exploited and dismissed. Fans can share information so that if anyone is assaulted, abused or coerced, they know where to find support.

One Direction’s next concerts are in London 24-26 and 28-30 September.

Rape Crisis London website is here.  Their website has information about the four rape crisis centres in London. 

Rape Crisis South London run a national helpline: 0808 802 9999. It is open 12:00 – 14:30 and 19:00 – 21:30.

Broken Rainbow provide services to LGBT survivors of intimate violence. Their website is here. They have a hotline and  Or you can contact  Switchboard – the LGBT+ helpline 0300 330 0630 10am-11pm daily.

Important Note: In researching this post I have found mixed reports about transphobia and UK rape crisis service.  Broken Rainbow have a trans specific helpline 1-5pm on Tuesdays  0800 999 5428.  Explicitly trans-friendly services such as Broken Rainbow or the Switchboard may be a better first contact than rape crisis centres.

If you live outside of London, Rape Crisis England and Wales provide information about services near you.

Love and solidarity to all the One Direction fans who have experienced sexual abuse in any context. We are all worth fighting for.

(This post will be reblogged before each London show.  If you have additional information - particularly about the inclusivity of services please add to this post or message us with details).

London OTRA: Resources for Sexual Abuse Survivors

There have been multiple and consistent accounts that members of One Direction’s staff and entourage have been sexually coercive towards fans (including minors). One Direction fans, like all teenage girls, are made more vulnerable by wider social attitudes that teenage girls are there to be exploited and dismissed. Fans can share information so that if anyone is assaulted, abused or coerced, they know where to find support.

One Direction’s next concerts are in London 24-26 and 28-30 September.

Rape Crisis London website is here.  Their website has information about the four rape crisis centres in London. 

Rape Crisis South London run a national helpline: 0808 802 9999. It is open 12:00 – 14:30 and 19:00 – 21:30.

Broken Rainbow provide services to LGBT survivors of intimate violence. Their website is here. They have a hotline and  Or you can contact  Switchboard – the LGBT+ helpline 0300 330 0630 10am-11pm daily.

Important Note: In researching this post I have found mixed reports about transphobia and UK rape crisis service.  Broken Rainbow have a trans specific helpline 1-5pm on Tuesdays  0800 999 5428.  Explicitly trans-friendly services such as Broken Rainbow or the Switchboard may be a better first contact than rape crisis centres.

If you live outside of London, Rape Crisis England and Wales provide information about services near you.

Love and solidarity to all the One Direction fans who have experienced sexual abuse in any context. We are all worth fighting for.

(This post will be reblogged before each London show.  If you have additional information - particularly about the inclusivity of services please add to this post or message us with details).

HE WAS TRYING TO PICK UP *CLEARLY* UNDERAGE GIRLS AND SHE STOPPED HIM. SHE PUNCHED HIM IN THE CHEST.

friends!!! my friend punched oli in the chest, called him a sexual predator, and was told to leave the show.

Dear 1DHQ

It’s a new week and there are still unaddressed accusations against your staff and friends of sexual manipulation of minors and young women. 

What’s your plan here? Are you investigating? are you firing? Are you limiting friend’s access to fans? Give some indication that you’re not sweeping this under the rug like everything else and I’ll stop mentioning it on a routine basis.

Given these accusations and the prevalence of sexual assault: Can we build a resource list for survivors of sexual assault? Reply/Reblog/Message me with contact info for an organization and I’ll start compiling it together in a masterpost, please add the region that can most directly be helped by each particular resource. 

@1DHQ, you really fucking need to give answers on this. Why are there repeated reports of sexual violence against young women at your shows by friends of the band? Why have you shown no interest in investigating and stopping this violence? Is it that you don’t care if your shows are safe for women? The majority of your audience. Are you comfortable knowing that they’re not that likely to come forward because they’re shamed into silence and blamed for the violence perpetrated against them? 

How the fuck do you sleep at night?

Boston OTRA: Resources for Sexual Abuse Survivors

There have been multiple and consistent accounts that members of One Direction’s staff and entourage have been sexually coercive towards fans (including minors). One Direction fans, like all teenage girls, are made more vulnerable by wider social attitudes that teenage girls are there to be exploited and dismissed. Fans can share information so that if anyone is assaulted, abused or coerced, they know where to find support. 

One Direction’s next concert is 12 September in Boston.

The Boston Area Rape Crisis Center has a 24-hour crisis line: (800) 841-8371. You can find more information on their website

The Massachusetts Department of Health and Human Services has also compiled resources to help you find a rape crisis center anywhere in the state. You can find that information here.

RAINN runs a 24 hour national crisis line: 1 800 656 HOPE (4673) and you can access on-line support here.

Love and solidarity to all the One Direction fans who have experienced sexual abuse in any context. We are all worth fighting for.

(a similar post will be created before each OTRA show.  If you are interested in being part of this project, please contact this blog).

Staying safe at your OTRA show is extremely important.

We want our participants, and all other concert goers, to have a safe and good time.

We fully support supportgirlsalmighty​‘s action for greater safety and would also like to provide you with a bullying helpline and our LGBTQ+resources post.

We hope the concert in Boston will be a safe space for everyone attending.

Boston OTRA: Resources for Sexual Abuse Survivors

There have been multiple and consistent accounts that members of One Direction’s staff and entourage have been sexually coercive towards fans (including minors). One Direction fans, like all teenage girls, are made more vulnerable by wider social attitudes that teenage girls are there to be exploited and dismissed. Fans can share information so that if anyone is assaulted, abused or coerced, they know where to find support. 

One Direction’s next concert is 12 September in Boston.

The Boston Area Rape Crisis Center has a 24-hour crisis line: (800) 841-8371. You can find more information on their website

The Massachusetts Department of Health and Human Services has also compiled resources to help you find a rape crisis center anywhere in the state. You can find that information here.

RAINN runs a 24 hour national crisis line: 1 800 656 HOPE (4673) and you can access on-line support here.

Love and solidarity to all the One Direction fans who have experienced sexual abuse in any context. We are all worth fighting for.

(a similar post will be created before each OTRA show.  If you are interested in being part of this project, please contact this blog).

Staying safe at your OTRA show is extremely important.

We want our participants, and all other concert goers, to have a safe and good time.

We fully support supportgirlsalmighty​‘s action for greater safety and would also like to provide you with a bullying helpline and our LGBTQ+resources post.

We hope the concert in Boston will be a safe space for everyone attending.