With the votes in and porno izlemekten kurtulamoyorumDonald Trump's Twitter bio already changed, it feels like there's not much voters can do about the presidential election results.
SEE ALSO: Mixed reaction after Trump is elected U.S. presidentBut it's not all hopeless.
Around the country people are hugging each other and offering some kindness and support in the aftermath of a bitter campaign and a surprising election night. There's even a hashtag circulating to make sure America gets the message: #MakeAmericaHugAgain.
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hung out with these kids for a bit who are rallying against Trump and offering free hugs to those who need it the most #makeamericahugagain pic.twitter.com/7d2MNTt85w
— Srishti Sethi (@Srish_Aka_Tux) November 9, 2016
#ElectionHangover DePaul students upset over Trump win give free hugs pic.twitter.com/C0sRqfvX8R
— Nancy Stone (@NancyLStone) November 9, 2016
Vigil tonight at Dupont Circle after Trump victory -- free hugs given, singing 'this land is your land.." -- people still seemed shocked. pic.twitter.com/SCfasXV02L
— ilhan tanir (@WashingtonPoint) November 10, 2016
ppl are giving out free hugs bc trump won omg pic.twitter.com/k76WqoTl54
— courtney.wu (@courtneyhuynhh) November 9, 2016
In St. Louis, a Buddhist priest was a comforting sight with his "Free hugs" sign and a shoulder to cry on, the St. Louis Post-Dispatchreported.
However, it's not all hugs and good vibes the day after Trump was declared president.
Anti-Trump protests have sprung up around the country, including in the Bay Area, Portland, New York, Washington, D.C., Chicago and beyond.
Keep the hugs coming, America. We need them.