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⋆. 𐙚 ˚ my 2026 in books #booktwt

I’m so intrigued by this middle school tea

@gilmorebooks63 reading a cuban girl’s guide to tea and tomorrow

good morning lovelies does anyone have fun plans for today/what's everyone reading??

@veilesence best book to come out of literature class! hope you enjoy

cr: animal farm by jorjor wel

yall seriously need to stop giving men the benefit of the doubt and start doubting the benefit of the man

@itskhatereads happy birthday!

26 got me like #archivetwt

Zendaya stuns at ‘THE ODYSSEY’ premiere in New York

@veilesence congratulations!!

reached my reading goal 🥳

how he escapes accountability and lashings every single time is beyond me

@whimpages sports romances are sooo easy to read and refreshing lmao

it works

@xstaceyrhodes me!

since the main 🏴‍☠️ websites are down, i found a cute one who’s so pleasing to the eye!! you’ll just have to write the author name w the book to find what you want! comment so i can dm if yall are interested

@ohjoyyyy @pussyrifle @just_westy_ reality tv and ur talking ab political answers you guys are sooooo weird. same ones be complaining ab how fake ppl are too

@pussyrifle @just_westy_ I agree 100% but just give the political answer and move tf on lol

TITI speaks of the fake comments circulating #Loveislandusa

Jamaica's cost of living is only about 47 percent lower than the US, but wages here are a fraction of theirs. The median Jamaican earns about 500 US dollars a month, and half the working population earns less than that. Yet we walk into supermarkets with prices set at near American and European levels. Almost first world prices, firmly third world pay. Look at where we actually sit. Nominal GDP per capita is about 8,350 US dollars against roughly 85,000 in the US, so per person their economy is around 10 times richer. Fine. But our groceries and utilities are priced close to American levels, our internet costs more than most of Europe, and rent in New Kingston rivals cities in far wealthier countries. A full time minimum wage worker takes home around 400 US dollars a month and faces those same imported prices. That's the trap of being where we are. A small, import dependent island earns local wages but pays global prices, because almost everything on the shelf crossed a border and picked up shipping, duty and GCT on the way. So "name a place that isn't expensive" isn't the flex people think. Plenty of countries are expensive. The difference is their pay matches their prices. We earn like an 8,000 dollar country and pay like a 40,000 dollar one. Being expensive on a third world salary is a different kind of expensive, and pretending otherwise is how we keep normalising it.

please, wear your nice clothes everyday. the special occasion is being alive.

why are kayda and zach still in my villa...?

sincere ruined this girls mental health & zach genuinely has 0 feelings for kayda but yay #core4

how the “hell-he-copped-her”

cr the problem with players brittainy c cherry

@undamipengting I think you read it wrong. They’re simply saying racists will sometimes shield their hate once they find out you’re from a country they vacation to. Not that it *always* happens

Jamaicans thinking that their accent will somehow shield them from racism is so insane to me. You know Jamaicans have been killed by racists overseas? You know the amount of racism the UK diaspora has faced? They literally lived through segregation!

Not a single lie told