It pains me to even have to write this, but i do what needs to be done. on may 2nd 2025, charlotte made a post on her twitter account from the top of a bridge in Portland Origon. She was a 17 year old trans girl who took her own life that friday morning. While it's not typical for me to write a message for the deceased, i felt it's what needed to be done. As you would expect from twitter, most of the comments on the post were absolutly disgusting sluge of the earth that claim to be human. after reading a few of their replies it's obvius that is not the truth. I'm here to make sure that she is remembered in the light that she deserves, because no one deserves to go what she went through. While not much is known about her at the moment and understandably her family has not yet made a public statment as her body was only found a few days ago, we know that she suffered from sevear depression, and that for the time leading up to the event she was off her meds. she loved memes, anime, video games (esspecily sonic), and to quote her "chatting on message boards". She was also a beloved part of the sonic kodding community. it's ashame how crule the world can be. I hope for the sake of all of us things get better. Charlotte Fosgate will live on in out hearts.

there are some pictures of her and some of the people who cared on twitter on a previous post on my profile. i did not include the post she made, but feel free to look it up yourself. i don't recomend clicking on any news articals or anything that says obituary as most of the ones i found and tried to look at were virus sights (it sucks that this is the world we live in, that a girls death is used to get people to install a virus)

don't let her become just another statistic. she and others were real people, with real lives, that mattered, and still matter

in case anyone here hasn't heard, a young trans girl killed herself a few weeks ago. she was 17. her name was Charlotte.

she posted a photo on Twitter just before she died: the night sky, from the bridge she was jumping from.

since then, transphobes on Twitter have been viciously mocking her and celebrating her death. someone hacked her account with transphobic suicide "jokes". the fucker that made Stonetoss made the photo his banner image. people have been making "memes" and "jokes" about her death. people have gone to the bridge she jumped from to physically put up trans suicide "memes".

I hope she will be able to rest at peace, or have a happy life in her next life. I wish she never had to go through everything she had experienced, that she could've had a comfortable and happy life.

I am so tired, though. is this genuinely what cis-dominated society has become? do people genuinely hate us this much? they claim they want to "protect the children", but here they are celebrating the death of a child. the mask is off. it is about to get very dangerous for us soon, I think - tens of thousands of people celebrating the death of a trans child is something you would've expected to hear in a history textbook about Nazi Germany, not in the year 2025.

if you are mentally and physically and financially able, it would be a good time to arm up, or get ready to flee to more welcoming shores, or start building mutual aid networks in your local trans community and preparing to engage in direct action if necessary. stock up on hormones; DIY if necessary.

to anyone here who is suicidal: please, please, please don't kill yourself. live out of spite, resist the fascists who want your death. your death will be mocked and celebrated by your enemies; your figurative corpse will be paraded around as a trophy. living, having hope for a brighter future, is a form of resistance. someday, I believe, things will be okay. until then, we need to fight back.

TW; suicide

like many of you I am extremely saddened by the recent tragedy that occurred involving a young trans teen here in the city. I live in SE but am interested in laying some flowers on the bridge. does anyone who has driven across it recently know if there is already an established site that is safe for pedestrians and drivers to navigate?