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Gruesome photos of Celeste Rivas' decapitated corpse shown at D4vd murder trial as her parents watch in horror trib.al/B4znjsL
هاذي الظاهرة اسمها القمع الجمعي بمعنى حتى لو الشيء اللي انتي تسوينه جدا عادي والدولة سهلت الممشى ولكن في مخهم التعبان بنضايقهم ونضيق عليهم لين يكرهون شيء اسمه ممشى بكبره للاسف البنات مايعطون ردة فعل لو صورت او صرخت عليه او لمت الناس عليه او بلغت الشرطه بيتادبون
من اسباب انفصالي انا والاكس هي انها كانت تستنقص من اهتماماتي غير انها كذابة ونرجسيه ومتلاعبه وتعشق الاتنشن
من اسباب انفصالي انا والاكس هي انها كانت تستنقص من اهتماماتي غير انها كذابة ونرجسيه ومتلاعبه وتعشق الاتنشن
هاذي الظاهرة اسمها القمع الجمعي بمعنى حتى لو الشيء اللي انتي تسوينه جدا عادي والدولة سهلت الممشى ولكن في مخهم التعبان بنضايقهم ونضيق عليهم لين يكرهون شيء اسمه ممشى بكبره للاسف البنات مايعطون ردة فعل لو صورت او صرخت عليه او لمت الناس عليه او بلغت الشرطه بيتادبون
@irevalx ثمان ساعات شغل ثمان ساعات نوم ثمان ساعات وقت لك =24 ساعه نظموا اوقاتكم كل العالم يكرفون ولاقين وقت يعيشون فيه ويمارسون حياتهم ويجددون طاقتهم
Do other moms pass up getting things for yourself because you see how expensive it is? Hub wanted subs for dinner tonight so I get them for kids and him and just 3 little ones is already $18.. his is $10.. plus tax. I say no thanks, I’ll eat leftovers. So I don’t get a sub sandwich because I don’t think I should be wasting money like that. (Even though it’s my husband’s money) 🫤 which then makes me feel left out but really it’s my own choice, but I feel like we really shouldn’t be paying to eat out at all so I’m the one sacrificing and being financially responsible. Am I alone in this? What would you do?
أمنيات عوره 😔 في مجتمع ذكوري -
>She remembers how friends envied her freedom; while they were tied down with dinner duty, their kids’ homework, and college savings, Kant spent her evenings painting and didn’t think twice about going out on weeknights >Then by her 50s, she was starting to rethink all of her choices: "Then in her 50s, after her own mother died, she went through a period of regret that she had decided against single motherhood." >Then her 60s roll around, and the inevitable starts to hit. In her case, it's heart surgery. No one to help her physically or mentally. No one with power of attorney. She recovers by herself, in a condo she must maintain, which she is now realizing must be sold as it has stairs >She maintains a literal spreadsheet of friends to call to ask for help with specific issues, but they are starting to die off, too.
