SULEIMAN PETHUEL MAHOL ☯️

One step at a time,one day at a time🤝🏾

What happens if a man doesn't masturbate for a whole month?

Once I notice you are trying to get rid of me from your life but you are finding it difficult to go through with it, I will help you. You don’t have to tolerate me. I know exactly when to walk away from people’s lives. And I will always make sure it is not dramatic. Things end.

my brain after that post-nut clarity hits:

Master the Art of Boxing Counters

watching in silence as everything i predicted happens

Inception came out in 2006 for $4 million. Christopher Nolan's $160 million version arrived four years later. The original director died five weeks after Nolan's opened. His name was Satoshi Kon. The film was called Paprika. Same dream-sharing technology premise. Same Japanese businessman hiring the team. Same physics-defying hallways. Same elevator descending through layers of subconscious. Same dream architect character. Kon's entire production budget was less than what Warner Bros spent on Inception trailers. The marketing campaign alone was $100 million, 25x Paprika's full production cost. Paprika opened in two US theaters. Total overseas gross outside Japan: $944,915. Inception grossed $839 million worldwide and won four Oscars. International box office gap: roughly 890 to 1. Kon's crew of 50 at Madhouse worked from his hand-drawn storyboards. The dream parade, the warping corridor, the character who becomes the media they consumed too much of. 30 months from planning to completion with fewer people than a modern Pixar lighting department. The part nobody talks about: Kon was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in May 2010. Inception opened July 16. He died August 24. He was 46. He made four completed features in his entire career. Perfect Blue. Millennium Actress. Tokyo Godfathers. Paprika. His follow-up Dreaming Machine was shut down permanently because his team said no one else could finish it. Darren Aronofsky bought rights to Perfect Blue to recreate the bathtub scream shot in Requiem for a Dream. The bone structure of every serious dream-logic film made since 2000 traces back to four movies Kon finished in Tokyo on budgets Hollywood rounds off. The industry found the storyboards. They just never paid the storyboard artist.

Carl Jung on why naive people aren't actually "good": "They're like a domesticated house cat. There's no morality in that." True goodness requires knowing your capacity for evil and choosing not to act on it.

Unlock your hips ✨

don’t take life personal & don’t expect you outta people, niggas not you.

Whenever we wake up is our morning...even if our morning comes at 89 years old. My personal morning came at 33. I hope all you all experience your individual daybreaks soon.

adulthood crazy gan,if you no work you no go actually chop guy

I think ppl forget that you can consume & curate the content you want to see. I use that mute, block & “not interested” button frequently to curate my feed. now my feed is full of positivity, affirmations, art, music, movies & tv show related post. makes my time on apps bearable.

the real compatibility test isn’t chemistry, it’s whether you both feel responsible for the impact you have on each other.

Bro some upcoming just good anyhow see how Blaqbonez self Dey feel am

when i tell a story, i include the MISTAKES i made TOO.

🚨 Cristiano Ronaldo has been voted as the greatest player in Premier League HISTORY. @SkySportsPL

🚨 Steven Gerrard on Joshua Zirkzee: 🗣️ “I believe every Manchester United fan should want him to stay and get his chance. What he needs right now is game time and confidence — nothing more. The kid has real talent, you can see it in how he links play, how calm he is on the ball. Not every forward hits the ground running. Look at Didier Drogba or even Karim Benzema early on — they had difficult periods but became world-class. United have to be patient. If you give him time, he will show his potential, no doubt about that. And honestly, when I look at some of the forwards at Arsenal F.C., Zirkzee offers something different — more presence, more link-up, more intelligence. That’s why I think he can be even more effective in the long run.” {@BBCBreaking }

Dave Chappelle on how success can be a trap 🤯

High intelligence often comes with heightened pattern recognition. You start noticing social masks, forced conversations, performative friendships, hidden motives, emotional immaturity, and energy that feels draining instead of nourishing. Many highly intelligent people also have more active nervous systems, deeper inner worlds, and lower tolerance for superficial stimulation, so solitude can feel safer than constantly shrinking themselves to fit environments that don’t feel aligned.

The most holy thing a man can do is stay where God told him to stay, while everyone he built with walks away