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Let’s laugh. @ROMtoronto is soooo threatened by my art they had to put a sign discouraging ppl to walk past it LOL. All this while Palestinians in Gaza are being massacred. How gross.

we need better women’s health education because after 30 the fear of osteoporosis should outweigh your fear of being fat

People don't realize how much strength it takes for you to pull your own self out of a dark place mentally. If you've done that, I'm proud of you.

I got married in the mountains of Spain to the best person I’ve ever met 🇪🇸 Do keep us in your duas

Tlaib: “We don’t need swag bags, give us a $200 reimbursement. Credit our accounts. Yalla.”

Our residents deserve better

Yeah, actually.

what a privilege it is to be able to wake up and try again

“kids shouldn’t be into politics!” yeah well, politicians shouldn’t be into kids, but, here we are.

Life in Gaza is terrifying beyond words. They convinced the world that the war had ended, but for us, it never did. We still live in fear every single day. Death is still close, and hunger, siege, and destruction continue to define every aspect of our lives. When the headlines fade from the news, our suffering does not. We wake up with anxiety, fall asleep to the sound of explosions, and spend each day simply trying to survive in a reality that no longer resembles life. Gaza is not a story that has ended, nor is it a chapter from the past. There are still people here waiting for safety, justice, and a single chance to live a normal life. Please don’t forget Gaza. The tragedy is still ongoing, and its people continue to pay the price every day.

If you're 30, you got your whole life ahead of you.

Muscle soreness after a workout is so satisfying.

I sleep in a tent surrounded by four other tents, with no distance between us. One of these tents belongs to a disabled man and his wife. He suffers a lot at night, and once he wet himself because it was too hard for him to reach the bathroom. I hear him calling out, but no one responds. His voice pains me deeply. The second tent belongs to a young man recently married, who doesn’t know how to talk to his wife because he’s afraid someone in the nearby tents will hear him. You see him all day sitting in sorrow, reflecting, and asking himself: What have I done to deserve such a fate? In the third tent, there’s a young man and his elderly mother, who walks with great difficulty and has diabetes. He takes her to the bathroom many times during the night. I admire his devotion to his mother; I’ve never seen a young man show such love in all the schools I’ve lived in. The fourth tent belongs to a family that was very wealthy before the war, but now they have nothing. This genocide has taken everything from them. They try to live and adapt to the harsh conditions, but they are unable to. As for me, I am a stranger in this place, sleeping in a tent by chance with strangers I know nothing about, but I will leave.

FIFA won’t intervene when Iran is forced to relocate to Mexico and banned from training in the U.S., but they’ll break their own rules to reinstate a U.S. player.

Congratulations to the lab in Norway that built Erling Haaland.

The man of zero is probably the best well written but there are some odd parts lol

Overall, I think that's true for a lot of us. American culture is wired for us to abandon the art of living in the present. If you don't know how to find joy or meaning while you're still becoming, arriving won't magically teach you. You'll just keep looking for the next thing

I started reading men's self help books purely for entertainment and to study the opposite species. i'm having a great time, half of them are just professionally edited panic attacks lol

I hate when people text me while i'm trying to sound profoundly well read for strangers on the internet. this thread will alter the lives of approximately no one. hold off hoes.