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@nippyforever
from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free
Definitely NOT the UK 🇺🇸 Katılım Nisan 2007
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#euphoria isso não tem outras explicação a não ser fetiche desse diretor de bosta Sam Levinson
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@ShadowofEzra She wouldn’t have all that stuff to do if she didn’t kill her husband
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Erika Kirk praises herself as a good Christian because she is praying for people on the internet who she says hate her for no reason.
She says this is personal to her, she has two children to raise and an entire organization to run, and that is where all of her energy will go.
She says she does not have time for anything else.
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@desmukh @MazMHussain Ew why does Jared kushner think he can get a hug. Fuck you bitxh you killed them little girls hoe
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@saraozturkx She deserves it all. Those machines make me feel disgusting
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@cenkuygur You sound stupid.... where did they say they wanted to attack Turkey? You just make shit up as you go.... just another clown 🤡 begging to be relevant.
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Why is Trump threatening to leave NATO? Because the Israelis have already announced they want to attack Turkey next - and Turkey is in NATO. Israel can't attack our own alliance, so they have to first destroy that alliance.
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How dare the has such a beautiful city and country next to Israel. That’s just antisemitic.
Jack Posobiec@JackPosobiec
Beirut, Lebanon
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@_parasocial Didn’t bother after the first bottle of dreft. Our kids don’t have any skin allergies thankfully. Our third born’s laundry is done with only Kirkland pods lol
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okay so how important is the baby laundry detergent (dreft or whatever) or am i good to go with our unscented persil?
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@smalltown_wife @brittilina I get it and it took me a baby or 2 for both us to have a system. He prepped the meat (beef, chicken thighs etc), I marinated and packaged. And when needed I threw into a crock pot, air fryer or oven. Had it with pita, rice, microwave veggies etc. he can do SOME things.
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@nippyforever @brittilina not everyone’s husband gets time off after having a baby. so yeah my husband CAN cook, but when he was back at work 3 weeks postpartum when I had 2 under 2 and didn’t get home until 7 p.m. it fell on me to cook if I wanted to eat dinner before 8 🤷🏼♀️
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BRAINSTORM WITH ME?
Okay, so some of the comments have inspired me.
I don’t go to every shower bc that would become a line item in our budget, and we don’t have that much wiggle room. I don’t participate in meal trains bc cooking is incredibly stressful to me anyway, and I don’t want to flake when ppl NEED me to follow through.
But! I can make an effort to ensure that our church (all the women, at least) is made aware of expecting mamas, and their registry, and try to standardize the meal trains so you don’t have some ladies getting six meals and some having the entire first month covered.
And I can maybe solve the conundrum of WHAT TO DO with mamas who are having their 2nd, 3rd, 4th, etc. babies.
QUESTION: If you have more than one baby, what was something that was really useful to you but is not considered a “baby gift”? What are items you HAD (maybe that you bought) that made postpartum easier? Are there other ideas I haven’t thought of that you would mention “This was GREAT when I was postpartum”?
Could range from like “paper plates” to “snacks the older kids can get for themselves” to “a twin mattress for the older kiddo so the baby can use the crib”. For the second part of that question (items you had), I’m thinking of my potty seat with a ladder and now I don’t have to lift my 3yo onto the potty when she has to go.
Brittany@brittilina
So this is me admitting to envy publicly, but also just feeling sad for missing out on … something. Might delete. At our church, we have a policy of letting small groups handle ministries like baby showers and meal trains and such. The small group I attend didn’t forget me or anything. They gave me a small diaper shower at one of our meetings and set up a meal train for four meals after we got home from the hospital. But it does hurt to see other ladies who were pregnant at the same time as me getting full-on showers with registry gifts (we needed actual baby things again, and $$ is tighter than it was w our 3yo) where the whole church was invited. Just now, the sister of a new mama posted her meal train for the whole church to participate in and it had a solid fourteen meal slots. We went to church with our baby for the first time this week, and one of the leaders of the women’s ministry told me she didn’t even know I was pregnant. Just feels like you have to be popular to get more support, and if you don’t have an advocate or want to toot your own horn, you aren’t as valued as other women. So now I’m midnight-nursing-ugly-crying over here. Don’t mind me. Most ppl don’t. *end self-pity vent* P.S. I had this same feeling with my last baby - the shower situation was exactly the same (our gap then was 5 years, so we had even less baby stuff then). We had more financial wiggle room, but I struggled postpartum and really could have used a robust meal train.
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@brittilina Maybe when you’re out of your postpartum haze you’ll realize who your real family and friends are and you’ll feel grateful for the clarity. I’m Muslim, idk how much weight my advice will have but I tend to have lower to no expectations from people.
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So this is me admitting to envy publicly, but also just feeling sad for missing out on … something. Might delete.
At our church, we have a policy of letting small groups handle ministries like baby showers and meal trains and such.
The small group I attend didn’t forget me or anything. They gave me a small diaper shower at one of our meetings and set up a meal train for four meals after we got home from the hospital.
But it does hurt to see other ladies who were pregnant at the same time as me getting full-on showers with registry gifts (we needed actual baby things again, and $$ is tighter than it was w our 3yo) where the whole church was invited. Just now, the sister of a new mama posted her meal train for the whole church to participate in and it had a solid fourteen meal slots.
We went to church with our baby for the first time this week, and one of the leaders of the women’s ministry told me she didn’t even know I was pregnant.
Just feels like you have to be popular to get more support, and if you don’t have an advocate or want to toot your own horn, you aren’t as valued as other women.
So now I’m midnight-nursing-ugly-crying over here. Don’t mind me. Most ppl don’t.
*end self-pity vent*
P.S. I had this same feeling with my last baby - the shower situation was exactly the same (our gap then was 5 years, so we had even less baby stuff then). We had more financial wiggle room, but I struggled postpartum and really could have used a robust meal train.
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@DropSiteNews My god, stand up for yourselves American. Yall are pathetic.
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💢 In his reporting and documentary Pistachio Wars, Yasha Levine details how California billionaires Lynda and Stewart Resnick funneled millions to Israel-linked institutions — including direct donations to the Israeli military via American Friends of the IDF — while their pistachio empire grew alongside policies that weakened Iran, their largest global competitor.
➤ In the first week of the U.S.-Israeli war, strikes targeted facilities tied to Iran’s pistachio industry in Rafsanjan, a global production hub long central to that competition.
➤ Tax records show $2.4M in donations to Israeli military-linked groups from 2015–2022, with additional millions to institutions tied to Israeli intelligence and the occupation
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Drop Site@DropSiteNews
💢 REPORT | Opening Strikes in U.S.-Israeli Bombing Campaign Targeted Heart of Iran’s Pistachio Trade Iran was once the world’s leading pistachio producer. Today, USDA data show the U.S., led by California, accounts for roughly 65% of global output, while Iran’s share has fallen to about 18%. In the first week of the war, reports and geolocated satellite imagery indicated strikes in and around Rafsanjan, the heart of Iran’s pistachio sector, including apparent damage to pistachio warehouse facilities near the airport. The Resnick family, owners of The Wonderful Company and dominant players in California’s pistachio industry, have used political influence to secure vast water rights in drought-stricken regions, at the expense of local communities. The 2025 documentary Pistachio Wars examines their longstanding backing of pro-Israel lobbying groups, arguing that hawkish policies toward Iran align with their commercial interests, as weakening a key global competitor benefits their bottom line. 🎥 Pistachio Wars (2025) trailer.
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Sorry, Pampers and Huggies don’t even make this list.
- Kirkland’s
- Member’s Mark
- Parent’s Choice
- Aldi brand
Cons@CaptainCons
Life comes fast One day you’re 28 and watching the Final Four at a bar with your boys Then you blink and you’re 41 arguing with the internet about diapers
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@Mi_heart_duh Yes they believe they are being punished for Eves sin when they have pain of childbirth and their periods. We believe it’s a purifying time for women where were are being forgiven for our sins and being rewarded for taking care of ourselves. Allahu Akbar ❤️
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Unrelated but I found out this Ramadan the story didn’t play out this way in Islam
Iblees deceived both of them, they both sinned and were forgiven
Hawwa wasn’t cursed with the pain of childbirth
Again, this is strictly for informational purposes for Muslims who aren’t aware
Ada🌸@Starrgirl_Ada
When God was punishing humans for sining in the Garden of Eden, the curse unto women was: she will have pain in childbearing, and for man, he will labor to get food to feed himself and his wife. Now there’s one party that wants 50/50, Guys let everyone stick to their curse.
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After losing her son and going through countless rounds of IVF, she felt like the family they had dreamed of their whole lives would never come true.
No hug and no words could give her the hope and strength she needed to keep going.
If you’re feeling the same right now, my love — watch this. You’re not alone. You will get there.
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@Akir_a997 After a 14 year career I’m in this position now. Admittedly, it took a good year to get used to but now I prefer it.
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Karoline Leavitt is a 23 year old who had a baby out of wed-lock with a 60 yr old sugar daddy.
She is a disgrace to conservative politics and Christian women.
I will take what she says with a grain of salt.
Turning Point USA@TPUSA
KAROLINE LEAVITT: “You can and you should do both because actually being a mom and having a family and having a job, it gives you the greatest perspective.” @PressSec live at the This Is the Turning Point Tour
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@audrawrongspeak Newborns are just fussy period. Their digestive system is maturing and it’s just going to take time to grow out of the fussy phase.
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I had a single cup of coffee yesterday and the newborn was really fussy after eating, is this a coincidence? Could a single cup of coffee actually do this?
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