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@Prince_dc21_ As a father of 3, all I can say is man up! Stop crying and look after that little girl. She has ONLY you. And all you find to say is “you feel bad”? Remember that kids grow up, and one day she will remind you of all the days you chose your safety over hers.

"Lately, I've been struggling. It hurts to watch my 6-year-old daughter being treated poorly by my new wife every day, but I feel powerless to stop it. Each time she's treating my daughter this way, she insists I don't get involved. I know I'm not being the best father to my child yet I'm also deeply in love with my wife. She connects with & understands me in ways no one else has, not even my late wife. I've repeatedly asked & begged my late wife's family to take my daughter so she can live with them. I even promised to send money regularly for her care & needs. However, they insist she should stay with me, saying she deserves her father's love & attention & they don't want to take that away from her. Now I feel stuck. I've continuesly begged my wife several times if she could find a way to accept my child, but she insists I find an alternative living arrangement for her cuz she's not ready to live with her in the same house.. A this moment, I am left feeling stranded & confused about what to do. Honestly, I don't want to lose my wife, who loves & understands me so deeply simply cuz of my daughter. I know I'm supposed to be a father & protector to my child, but I also deserve happiness. I'm a 49-year-old young man who also wants a loving, sweet relationship. And she's also pregnant with my son. Honestly, I feel terrible for my child, but I am at a total loss. God help me. 🙏🏽😭"

This is what it’s come to. Killing our own brothers tsss. Shame on all of you in South Africa supporting this

As a father of 2 girls, allow me to say, everything looks great here but the dress. Sorry. Too showy for a teen. Call me conservative, but nah…sorry.

Arsenal and Aston Villa are engaging in club to club talks for the transfer of Morgan Rogers. Senior members from both clubs are in direct contact. Personal terms are no issue.

@KalamCenter Ridiculously simple: 721

Interesting puzzle here. What do you think?

Some updates on the creator rev share program: 1. Soliciting engagements (“I’ll follow everyone who replies”) 3 or more times will results in removal from the program and your account will be forwarded to the policy team for suspension. Grok now catches all of these. Nearly 4000 accounts were removed from the program today. 2. Our new model now detects duplicated content at 3x the rate of the previous model. Adding watermarks, intros and other edits will send monetized impressions to the original uploader. This also includes copying viral text posts (most common one: “Twitter is like the smoking section of the internet”). We detected 1.5 million posts that were stolen this cycle. Repeated or intentional circumvention will lead to removal from the program. With these changes, over $1 million will be given back to original content creators.

@Hribson He just has this charisma. I have never seen Keane so giddy

@rsenalFC did you like it?

Tom Brady reveals his teammate Willie McGinest dragged him to a trainer who fixed a decade of elbow pain in 5 days without surgery “He just grabs me, brings me into this little side training room, and Alex says, 'What's the problem?' 'My elbow hurts.' 'Okay, through manual therapy, muscle work, we're going to lengthen and soften all the muscles in your forearm, your bicep, and your tricep to relieve the tension on your tendon.'” “'Your tendon doesn't hurt because they're too weak. They hurt because they're too tight.'”

@chauffeur243 Plusieurs viendront défendre “le pauvre noir harcelé par le conspirateur blanc” en oubliant que ceux qui l’accusaient sont des frères noirs et qu’il a en effet été condamné après preuves requises. Le problème est surtout la culture d’abus des mineurs que l’on tait de nos jours.

@goal @Swiller1988 Goodness 😏

Manchester United might have just built the best midfield in the Premier League 👏

@SkySportsNews Sorry but it is a non-event except maybe for Tielemans’ own family.

"They're worried about this" 😬 Adam McKola praises the incomings of Andrey Santos and Youri Tielemans at Manchester United and believes that other clubs would be envious of the signings 🔴

@NicholeDelly The way Matt (@RealMattDamon) has been promoting this movie has been a brea of fresh air. Just some down to earth conversations. Makes me want to watch it. Hollywood take notes!

Matt Damon reveals actors have to suddenly freeze in the middle of scenes when filming entirely in IMAX "A regular roll of 35mm film takes about 11 minutes per magazine." "IMAX... this goes through in two and a half minutes." "If you're doing a scene that lasts more than two and a half minutes, you have to stop in the middle and freeze." "They reload the camera, which takes about five minutes." "Then we'd go back a few lines and pick the scene up."

La crédibilité des journalistes est au plus bas. Encore...

@tsigalkoesque This team is in constant “future planning”.

Belgium’s future has never been so bright

@NazionaleNews Pas tord le gars…qui est là? Vraiment.

🗣️ Interview de Balotelli à Sport Mediaset: "En termes de qualité pure, je ne vois toujours pas de joueurs plus forts que moi en Italie."

@thecultballers @georgegalloway Used to love that player at OM. Him, Boksic, Mozer and the others were the best at OM. “Allez l’OM‼️”

The streets remember: Chris Waddle. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 He worked in a sausage factory. Failed trials at three clubs. Eventually signed for £1,000. Before the 1990 World Cup, Uri Geller told him "the higher you go, the harder you fall." Most people outside France have forgotten how good he actually was. Magic Chris. He grew up in Gateshead supporting Sunderland. Worked in a sausage and meat pie factory while playing amateur football at clubs like Whitehouse SC, Mount Pleasant SC, Pelaw SC, Leam Lane SC and Tow Law Town, before failing trials at Sunderland, Coventry City and Newcastle United. Eventually Newcastle took a chance on him for £1,000. By 1989 he was the third most expensive footballer on earth. Born in Felling, Tyne and Wear, Waddle was not your archetypal English winger. He didn't run straight. He didn't cross early. He dropped a shoulder and dangled a leg over the ball mid-dribble. A move that was eventually taught alongside the Cruyff Turn in the Coerver Soccer School curriculum. In a team of grafters he was an artist, which made him beloved and occasionally misused in equal measure. At Newcastle he formed an attacking trio with Kevin Keegan and Peter Beardsley. At Spurs he became one of the best wingers in England. In 1987 he and his Spurs teammate Glenn Hoddle recorded "Diamond Lights" together, a synth-pop song that reached number 12 in the UK Singles Chart and landed them a performance on Top of the Pops. The comment immediately after the song was as iconic as the performance itself: "Not a bad song. Not a good song either." In 1989, Olympique Marseille paid £4.5 million for him, the third highest transfer fee in history at the time. Waddle's French at the time of signing extended to "Bonjour," "Au Revoir," and counting to ten. He combated homesickness by watching Paul Daniels VHS tapes. Within months the Marseille fans had named him Magic Chris and were treating him like a god. Thierry Henry grew up supporting Marseille. Years later he said: "What he was doing with that team was a standard I'd never seen before. He could dribble around a player without touching the ball. In Marseille, he is a king, a legend, a god, however you want to call it." In 1998, Marseille fans voted him the second greatest player in the club's history, behind only Jean-Pierre Papin, his own former teammate. The England career tells a different story. Bobby Robson knew what he had. At Italia '90, Waddle was one of England's best players throughout the tournament. Before it started, he and the squad had a chance meeting with Uri Geller and Michael Jackson. Geller's parting words to Waddle were: "The higher you go, the harder you fall." Semi-final. West Germany. Turin. Waddle hit the post in extra time. Then penalties. He stepped up last. The ball went over the bar and into the Turin night sky. England out. Less than twelve months later, Marseille reached the European Cup final against Red Star Belgrade. It went to penalties. Waddle, still carrying Turin with him, refused to take one. Marseille lost. After Italia '90, Graham Taylor replaced Bobby Robson as England manager. While Waddle was playing the finest football of his life in France, Taylor consistently ignored him, deciding his style didn't fit the long-ball system he was trying to impose. Waddle won his last England cap in October 1991. He was 30, at his absolute peak, and never played for his country again. He came back to England in 1992. Sheffield Wednesday. Voted Football Writers' Footballer of the Year in 1993. Reached two domestic cup finals that season, losing both to Arsenal. Always close, never there. He kept playing until he was 40, at clubs like Worksop Town and Stocksbridge Park Steels, not because he had to but because he loved it. Tonight England play Norway in the quarter-final. One of the finest England players of the 1980s and 1990s was a sausage factory worker from Gateshead who learned his French from a phrase book and became a legend in the south of France. The streets remember Magic Chris.

@ShawneeMG2 She qWHITE lucky 😏

Officer, I can explain. 😂 She accidentally stole a car, but she has a very good reason for it.👇🏼

@Danettogne @LeComteSuspendu Merci pour l’anecdote 😊👍🏾👍🏾mais en plus pour être là pour un enfant. 👏🏾👏🏾

@LeComteSuspendu Excellent éducateur Kheyron !😂 Le môme a dû prendre un savon...ou une danse ! C'est le résultat final qui compte, si au moins il a retenu la leçon... Ce goûter aura une saveur particulière dans ses souvenirs !

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