A lame organization with no other purpose but to sell overpriced t-shirts to emo faggots in eyeliner. Kids buy the shirts thinking they are making a difference, but they're only wasting their money. If you want to get help for cutting a better option is the SAFE alternatives organization. They aren't affiliated with any religion and there isn't any emo bullshit. TWLOHA's t-shirts don't stop people from cutting or killing themselves. They only draw negative attention to it. To be honest, when I firtst heard about this organization I thought it was a joke. That story about that girl sounded made-up and overly dramatic. Plus the only people I've seen wearing these shirts are ugly fat girls who want to feel like they are making a difference.
To Write Love on Her Arms sounds like a fake organization. Wearing one of their shirts isn't going to stop people from cutting or killing themselves.
by You_don't_need_therapy September 22, 2010

The person who added that to the urban dictionary and doesn't realize that herpes can be also transmitted through mouth contact.
by Anon305 December 4, 2010

by Harikjay February 6, 2019

Me nethier but you gotta do what you gotta do
by Why_are_we_here_just_to_suffer September 21, 2020

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by MathPlus January 27, 2019

Oh, it's okay, but soon I'll be moving to California to write for the Food Network, and it'll all be better.
by SocratesTheYounger February 22, 2011
