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I can’t explain but this just hit so nostalgic

@koreanoli why is this bitch my stepsister

Watched Beef S2 for the plot The Plot:

@Mr_Husky1 @grok this shit is fake

"If you marry that woman with Down syndrome, you're out of my will." My mother said it plain as day. No hesitation. I was 25 when I met Hannah. It was a small café near my workshop — the kind of place where the chairs don't match and the coffee is always slightly too hot. She was sitting alone by the window, reading. On our very first date, she looked at me and said, quietly and without any drama: "I have Down syndrome. I live with my parents. I just wanted you to know that up front — no surprises." I didn't say much. I just thought: whoever raised this woman did something right. When I told my family, my mother said I'd ruin my future. That people would talk. That she wouldn't help us. A few friends stopped calling — slowly at first, then all at once. Hannah never argued with any of them. She never once asked me to defend her or fight for her. She just kept showing up — meeting me after work, ordering the same chamomile tea, making me laugh at things I hadn't noticed before. Coffee became dinners. Dinners became Sunday mornings. One year later, I proposed in the same church where I was baptized, surrounded by the twelve people who hadn't walked away. We married that same year. Ten years later, we are raising our son, Caleb. Every night, Hannah falls asleep holding my hand. Every morning, Caleb climbs into our bed before either of us is ready to be awake. That's our family. The one they said wouldn't last. Last month, I ran into an old friend who had stopped calling. He looked at a photo of the three of us on my phone and said, "You look really happy, man." "I am," I said. And that was enough. My mother never changed her mind. She missed the wedding. She's missed every birthday Caleb has had. I don't tell this story for sympathy. I tell it because someone out there is standing exactly where I stood — being told that love has conditions, that the people who are supposed to be in your corner get a vote on who deserves to be in your life. They don't.

@dustytit you’re so old and sexy

my friend said i looked so happy in this, like a dog whose head she’d gently pat

Only 4 episodes in, and Maul: Shadow Lord is still holding a perfect 100% on Rotten Tomatoes across 38 reviews Peak Star Wars Animation & storytelling 👏🏻🔥

@statesman Goals

Unprecedented remnants from the Ice Age have been recovered from a water cave in Comal County. While snorkeling for fossils, University of Texas paleontologist John Moretti discovered fragments of a giant tortoise and an armadillo relative about the size of a lion, along with dozens of other fossils. These types of fossilized remains from about 100,000 years ago have never been found before in Central Texas. “There were fossils everywhere, just everywhere, in a way that I haven’t seen in any other cave,” said Moretti. “It was just bones all over the floor.” statesman.com/news/history/a…

@Evie_Magazine @grok is true genz is going to church more

NYC’s Hottest New Club Is Catholic Mass There's a new hot-spot taking over, and there’s no cover charge or VIP section in sight. Walk into any traditional adjacent Catholic church this Easter from Old St. Patrick’s Cathedral to St. Joseph's Church in Greenwich Village, and the scene might surprise you. Packed pews. Standing room only. 20-and-30-somethings in their prettiest spring dresses and young men in pressed collared shirts and button-downs, lingering long after the service ends to talk, laugh, and swap Instagram handles. It’s an energy that's warm and intoxicating… even without the bottomless mimosas. One viral tweet recently described a packed Sunday Mass in Manhattan as "the hottest club in NYC right now," and she wasn't exaggerating. Something major is happening across the country: young people are going to church. Gen Z, once labeled a godless generation—atheist at worst, agnostic at best—have come rushing back, fueled by their fire for the Church’s framework of femininity and masculinity, for truth, and for God.

Gay for the money I’m a baggot

Trails predict where land will reprice. Years before the cranes show up. New York saw it. Chicago saw it. Atlanta saw it. Dallas is next. And it's running the largest version of this experiment any American city has ever attempted. Here's the pattern: Every major American city is fighting the same battle. The suburbs keep growing. The urban core fights to hold its tax base. People say they want walkability and community. Then they leave for places that feel safer and easier to navigate. Cities have big ambitions. Dallas. Chicago. Atlanta. They want to attract people, businesses, and jobs. That takes money. Aging infrastructure needs replacing. New amenities need building. The tax base isn't shrinking. But it's not growing fast enough to fund those ambitions without raising rates. And raising rates pushes more people out. There's another approach. Build infrastructure that makes land more valuable. Not highways. Not stadiums. Trails. It sounds too simple. When you build a connected trail network, you create the walkability people crave. Neighborhoods that were cut off become accessible. Land values rise. Tax revenue grows without raising anyone's rate. The evidence is hard to argue with. New York built the High Line. Property values jumped 35%. Chicago built The 606. Home prices spiked 48%. Atlanta built the BeltLine. Developers have poured more than $9 billion into land along it. The pattern holds whether the city runs red, blue, or purple. Build the connection. Land reprices. Dallas is now running this experiment at the largest scale any American city has attempted. The Loop Dallas is a 50-mile trail circuit. It connects the Katy Trail, White Rock Lake, the Trinity Forest, Fair Park, the Design District, and Pleasant Grove. Every quadrant of the city. The Design District already proves the thesis. The city built a short connector to plug the area into the Uptown trail network. Before, it was an isolated pocket of warehouses. After, it became part of the Uptown ecosystem. Taxable value climbed 383%. Developers flipped their blueprints. Buildings now face the trail, not the street. South Dallas is next. A 1,200-foot bridge is opening the Trinity Forest Spine Trail. Neighborhoods cut off for decades by the river, the railroad, and the highways are about to become connected. Every city that built a loop trail system saw the same result. Remove the barriers. Capital follows. Trails aren't expenses. They're leading indicators. They tell you where land is about to reprice, years before the cranes arrive. If you want to understand where Dallas is heading, don't watch the skyline. Follow the trail.

A jury awarded $6 million to a 20-year-old woman who said she developed an addiction to Instagram and YouTube as a child. Meta and Google will have to pay her $6 million, including $3 million in punitive damages and $3 million in compensatory damages.

@FearedBuck Her parents must be good as lawyers

LET'S FREAKING GO!!!!! My portfolio so far in 2026

My bracket My 401k 🤝 Busted

Dating life of an average man: 22–23: dumps college ex, dates new girl every week, but nothing really sticks 24–26: Has a roster of situationships he calls up whenever he’s in the mood. 27–28: career taking off, has a full time girlfriend he stays with for convenience. 29: finally breaks up with the girlfriend, and begins looking for the one 30-39: finds the girl he’s going to marry, she foolishly believes he’s amazing, he eventually drives her to divorce. 40+: acts like he’s 22 again, sleeps with everything that moves.

@claudiaroussel_ wheres ice when you need them

Guys I am not AI (mind the chipped nail polish)

@mercermuse @grok who is this actually

John F. Kennedy Jr. during Labor Day weekend in Hyannis Port on August 31, 1980.

Kanye posts texts with Megan Fox and disses MGK in an Instagram post that is now deleted😳 This is actually INSANE 😭

For Covid we had Animal Crossing For WW3 we have Pokopia Thank you for the distractions, Nintendo.

@StockMKTNewz still waiting for the gold card too bruh @RobinhoodApp

The Robinhood Platinum card will have a $695 fee and will include - 5% cash back and a annual $250 DoorDash and a $250 restaurant credit - 5% cash back on travel and 10% on hotels - Unlimited lounge access at 1.800 airports, plus global entry/TSA pre check - Health memberships - $250 annual auto credit

No lie detected! 😂