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People hate Sansa because of her unapologetic femininity. Even the tools and weapons she wields are inherently feminine, using her needlework and social graces to create alliances and prove her worth. They indulge Arya’s arc because she rejects the rules of being a noblewoman, is rough and tumble and physically aggressive. But they could never forgive Sansa because she gravitates to girlhood. Nothing but respect from my lips for the Lady of Winterfell and Queen in the North.

Jace spent his life trying to prove he was targaryen enough. daeron spent his trying not to become too much of one.

So, now that HOTD has made it abundantly clear that the Targaryens are not in absolute control of their dragons, does that make Daenerys the greatest dragon rider who ever lived, since she maintained mostly absolute control over her own mount AND 2 others?

The difference in skill between these two is enormous; if Aemond were to cross paths with Daemon, he would lose his life before even drawing his sword!

@ishtCrayCray People often dismiss traditional remedies or unfamiliar choices without understanding them.

The old man drank mpesu 😭🤣

@Ikopima09 Every good cook has a meal that humbled them. The first attempt is rarely about perfection

I attempted cooking fried rice today

@ishtCrayCray Sometimes it feels like the wedding becomes everyone's event except the couple's.

African weddings are a joke man 😭🤣

@BuhleTheFirst Every relationship has a load-bearing wall. It isn't the house, the business, or the bank account, it's the trust and alignment between the people holding everything up

The Structural Math of Solidarity: Why Alignment is a Threat In Episode 66 (S3E6), Andile introduces an engineering principle to a legal and emotional crisis: the concept of the load-bearing wall. When Maxwell targeted their son's trust fund to force a corporate dependency, he was banking on a fractured front. In corporate warfare, a divided household is an exploitable asset. If the partners are busy fighting a personal cold war, they cannot coordinate a unified legal defense. By shifting their language back to the early days of their boutique showroom - using funny structural math scribbled on napkins - Andile and Lerato stripped away the noise of the past year. Lerato's realisation that "the load-bearing wall isn't the Trust... it's us" completely flips the power dynamic. When a couple stops fighting each other and starts standing back-to-back, they stop being targets and become an unshakeable foundation. Maxwell didn't just unify his enemies, he reminded them exactly how they built their empire in the first place 📜🧱 #LoveAndAudacity #CharacterAnalysis

@Favourbillionz6 The hardest lesson is realizing that you can give someone loyalty, care, prayers, and support, yet still not be chosen.

Adaeze had been with Emeka for four years.  Every Sunday, she was at his apartment in Lekki. She would buy the ingredients, cook soup that lasted him the week, iron his shirts, and leave his place smelling like a home.  When he was broke in his third year, she transferred her savings to him without him even asking. She prayed for him every morning. She was the textbook definition of wife material. 1/5 selar.com/515978z1b4

@LongLiveNaseer If swapping phones instantly ends a relationship, the phone wasn't the problem, the trust already was

Random Thought: If you think your relationship is REAL, swap phones for the day... with NO passwords. 90% of you will be single again. What do you think? 🤔 Ultimate trust test or violation of privacy.👇🏽

@OtunbaSebotimo The biggest fantasy in many sitcoms wasn't the romance or the comedy, it was the housing. Looking back, those apartments were often as fictional as the storylines themselves.

Nobody thought it was weird that Monica, a chef at mid-level restaurants in Manhattan…   Could afford a massive two-bedroom apartment in Greenwich Village.   On a chef's salary.   In New York City.   In the 90s.   The average rent for that apartment would have been $4,000+ per month.   Someone explain this. 👇😂

@Mahmud_wazeeree In my opinion it's Playstation cause they're the best in gaming

WHO GOT THE BETTER CONTROLLER?🤔

@AnaelMevoung69 Someone who constantly brings you other people's secrets will eventually carry yours too. Loyalty isn't measured by how much someone knows, it's measured by what they choose to keep private

It's easy to laugh and listen when the story is not about you. But the moment the tables turn, it will not feel as funny. People who carry information from one person to another are rarely loyal. They enjoy the drama more than the truth, and their goal is never to protect, only to stir conflict.

@DrMaikMD The best skincare routine isn't the one that's trending, it's the one your skin responds to. What works for someone else may do the opposite for you

Don't turn your skin into a testing ground for every tip your friends share. What works for them could irritate, damage, or break you out. Skin is personal. Treat it that way. Know your skin. Choose wisely.👂

@omwanba_ Love bombing, losing interest, and returning to old partners isn't a sign that no one is good enough. Sometimes it's a sign that someone enjoys the chase more than the responsibility of maintaining a healthy relationship.

I have an ex who cheated on EVERY man she’s been with in her 20s–30s. She would choose lover boys and love bomb them,then get bored with them when they showed the love back. Every time she got bored, she would reach out to her exes to see who would let her spin the block. She was

@ChrisSays01 Every World Cup has that one team whose exit changes the atmosphere. It doesn't make the tournament worse; it just reminds us that football is as much about the stories we follow as the trophy itself.

Say what you want... the 2026 World Cup became less exciting after Portugal's elimination.