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طيبببب
بصراحة؟
موضوع إن حد يتعلم هواية عشان يشاركك فيها ، أو ينزل أبلكيشن مُعيّن عشان إنت active عليه، أو يقرأ عن موضوعات بتُثير إنتباهك عشان يناقشك فيها ،أو يتعلم لعبة عشان يلعبها معاك، أو يحفظ أغنية أو قصيدة إنت دايمًا بتقولها عشان يكملهالك
تصرف عسول
وجمييل
و حَنون أوي والله
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Cannot express how much I adore that they kept this from the book. As someone who managed a toy store for five years and worked with kids regularly yes it is 100% accurate and realistic that he would use non-cuss words even with no kids around.
rocky happy not alone@HeirPlain
"What happens at zero? I mean wh-wha-" "aaAAAAHHHHHHH" "WHAT THE. FUDGING. FUDGER?!" thank you #projecthailmary for giving us one of the funniest scenes in modern cinema
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الراجل لما بيحب بجد بيحب البنت مرتين
مرة بالطريقة اللي بيعرف يحب بيها
ومرة بالطريقة اللي هي محتاجة تتحب بيها
𑣲@holylipss
not having to beg for this and the slightest courteous treatment
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"آخر سورة يس دايما بتبرد قلبي."
" أَوَليس الذي خلق السماوات والأرضَ بقادر على أن يخلق مثلهم بلى وهو الخلاق العليم؛ إنما أمره إذا أراد شيئًا أن يقول له كن فيكون؛ فسبحان الذي بيده ملكوت كل شيء وإليه ترجعون"
الله يستجيب دعائنا.
Mohamed:@uf1Metoo
آه لو ينالُ المرء ما يُود
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art is soooo back.
☆@mugIerette
nooo the little animation Vogue Italia did for their Vintage market is so cute :(
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I’m begging you to keep your mind sharp. Do puzzles, learn crafts, study history & languages, commit your favorite poems to memory. Infinite scrolling and AI are wrecking brains both young and old. If you don’t love learning, you’re not going to make it.
Paula Pant@AffordAnything
The WSJ just ran the most depressing headline in human history. The piece is a first-person column from two retirees. They say that without bosses, deadlines, or meetings, there's nothing to interrupt zombie doomscrolling. "We retirees have a particular vulnerability," writes one of the co-authors, Stephen Kreider Yoder, a retired WSJ editor. "We have time on our hands and no external authority telling us to snap out of it." "Let's have a show of hands: "How many retirees have ended a day looking up from the phone, wondering where the time went and feeling the mental equivalent of having finished off a family-size bag of potato chips?" "Yeah," he writes. "That's what I thought." We spend decades trying to buy back our time ... and then spend it staring at our screens.
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