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🚨PLEASE READ🚨 Sebastian (Sebasoon) Is raising money so that he can get a steering column for his car. I work in the automotive repair industry and the only fix is to replace the actual steering column due to the vandalism. Its is a $1200 repair. His c @ sh a p p is below!

“Is that a child??? It’s very late!” Oh mother Tayressa 🥹🤏🏼

and he’s right idgaf wendy wu and london tipton are both icons

teachers buy their own pencils

Basically forced myself to play Smash today, hated it but felt like I “had to” since it’s my bread and butter…but you could just tell by my mood on stream that I was NOT feeling it at ALL💀 so I stream ended early! Let this be a lesson to every streamer: don’t force yourself to play a game just cuz you feel like you have to! This is why I’m glad I’ve branched out to different games. Even when I feel like this, my most dedicated community members remind me that I can always just play something else. They’ll show up no matter what 🫶 Anyways I’m excited to stream Pokopia later 🥰 I just unlocked Sparkling Skylands! I haven’t entered the area yet I’ve been waiting for stream 🥹

The girls in the ICE detention centers are pregnant. They weren’t pregnant when they went in. We need DNA samples of every single ICE agent to match who is raping these girls. Why is this not happening?

My family watched me play at a Melee tournament in person for the first time. I won winner's finals 3-0, pretty easily. Afterwards mom overheard my opponent say something to a friend, took me aside, & whispered in my ear "watch out, he said he'll play more defensively next time!"

So the school counselor just called me to ask if I was aware that my daughter planned and led a student protest today where 100+ students walked out of their 3rd period to hold a BLM rally on the yard bc they feel teachers treat the black students different & unfairly. She’s 12😭

Just bartended a wedding where the best man said in his speech "ngl but we all shipped them together before they made it official bc he kept scoffing that he didn't like her and yet he always looked at her first whenever someone told a joke just to see if she was laughing too"

She knew her daddy did that for her🥺❤️

this is so wholesome

ATE AND LEFT NO CRUMBS GGS 💅💖✨

Made sure he had a great last day. Lots of pets. Gave him tuna and corn (he really loved corn) turned on the bird watch stream, and let him outside and gave him a snowball to lick. He was the most tolerant cat ive ever met in my life. I will miss him forever.

@SkiffTalks Thank you for loving this baby so much. I'm so sorry for your loss

Rest in peace Kain. I'll always love you.

These Animals Ordered Pup Cups at Starb

She didn't even look at the ring. Bro won at life

IShowSpeed noticed an old man struggling to place an order… he stopped, helped him, and even paid for it 🥹❤️ W Speed

Her parents couldn’t attend, or so she thought. The groom secretly brought them from Brazil for the ultimate wedding surprise

Anonymous I run a small bakery. Woman came in every Friday morning. Same order. Two blueberry muffins. One coffee. Always sat at the corner table. Read her book. Stayed an hour. Did this for three years. Then she stopped coming. After two months I got worried. Found her number in our loyalty program. Called. She answered. Voice weak. “Oh. Hi. I’ve been meaning to cancel that.” “Are you okay? You haven’t been in.” Long pause. “I have cancer. Stage four. I’m in hospice now. Those Friday mornings were my favorite part of the week. But I can’t make it anymore.” My heart broke. “What if I brought Friday to you?” Silence. Then crying. “You’d do that?” “Every Friday. Same time. Same order.” Showed up that Friday. She was in a hospital bed in her living room. So thin. But she smiled when she saw those muffins. We sat. She told me about her week. Her family. Her life. I listened. Just like at the bakery. Did this for six weeks. Every Friday. Last Friday she could barely stay awake. But she held that muffin. Took one bite. “Best thing I’ve tasted all week.” She passed on Monday. Her daughter called. “Mom’s last words were about you. She said ‘tell the baker thank you. Fridays kept me human until the end.’” Went to her funeral. Her daughter hugged me. “You gave her normal when everything else was hospitals and pain. You gave her Fridays.” Now I deliver to three hospice patients. Every Friday. Because sometimes a muffin isn’t just a muffin. It’s dignity. It’s routine. It’s proof that someone still sees you as you. Not as sick. Just as you.