"It Gets Better" — Love, Pixar (Bonus)

A message of hope from employees at Pixar Animation Studios (with a special bonus clip at the end).

It gets better.
http://www.itgetsbetter.org/

Music courtesy of Geographer.
http://www.geographermusic.com

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[faustian892]

Just hearing this from one of my childhood heroes made me tear up. Thank you so much Pixar <3

[hasefuhweuf efweffefweqf]

Time to come out the closet. Woody's inspiration was what i needed.

[Litesnakes]

This is just the greatest thing humanity has ever produced.

[TeamGavino]

I think the biggest problem faced by adolescents today is the fact that they don't look at pregnancy like they used to, that being pregnant was the "Start of a family", not a social status. Another major problem is bullying, which includes bullying those who are either poor, weak, or of a different sexual orientation.

[TeamGavino]

I think that is a sign that you are probably not gay, or if you are that you don't being in a bar.

[TeamGavino]

Hearing these stories about people who were on the brink of suicide, and were thinking that the life they were experiencing as being gay was not going to get better makes me realize how lucky one of my gay friends was when he told us he was gay. Yes, he had the people who immediately began to draw away from him and look upon him as different, but he was lucky that he could look upon me and a group of his closest friends and realize that there are people out there who judge on only character.

[mikigohan96]

ahhhh my heart at the end.

[Reanimathor]

I hope it went great for you!

[caberful]

Most of the problems faced by the adolescents also have straight kids

[Ross Adler]

funny how one of them said, "walking into a gay bar and feeling like you really belong." I feel the exact opposite whenever I enter a gay bar.

[AnimeEyes143]

The moment Woody came on, ugh, too many feels. Pixar has warmed my heart with its productions since Toy Story and now will forever warm my heart in all new, precious ways.

[RobotsandSoap]

turns out most people who animate or draw will hold a pen like that, it stabilizes it.