Trent Alexander-Arnold Fan รีทวีตแล้ว
Trent Alexander-Arnold Fan
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Trent Alexander-Arnold Fan
@Meowsakeia
I'm using Twitter thats all.
เข้าร่วม Temmuz 2022
22 กำลังติดตาม11 ผู้ติดตาม

@ecchivera How old are you if it's still growing
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Trent Alexander-Arnold Fan รีทวีตแล้ว

Lost my dad last night. Death is so cold mehn 💔
BLVCK@blvck_chynah
My worst fear finally caught up with me 💔
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@TukiFromKL I'm so lazy that sometimes I think this is good coz they can do work for us.
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🚨Nobody wants to hear this but it needs to be said.
> Scientists put human brain cells in a petri dish. No body. Just neurons on a chip.
> It learned to play DOOM in under a week.
> 800,000 neurons figured out how to navigate, shoot, and survive a video game without ever being alive.
your brain has 86 BILLION neurons and you can't even finish a side project.
we're being outperformed by lab equipment.
Wrap it up.
Curiosity@CuriosityonX
🚨: A petri dish of human brain cells just learned to play DOOM
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Hi everyone. This is Ethan, Kyra’s husband writing from her account. It has taken me a while to find the strength to post this, but I wanted to reach out to the people here who knew her and cared about her, because this community meant so much to her and I want you to hear from me about the person behind the name you all know and loved.
A number of months ago, while Kyra was pregnant, we experienced the heartbreaking loss of our baby due to complications. It was a grief she carried quietly but profoundly. She tried so fucking hard to keep moving forward, to hold herself together, and to find moments of peace, all while battling her own illness and the heavy weight of her depression. She fought longer and so much harder than anyone could ever know, but ultimately, the pain became too much, and she lost that fight and took her own life.
Many of you within her community knew her as Topsiee, but to me she was just Kyra. My wife, my partner, the love of my life and the most loving and caring woman I’ve ever known. She had a very gentle, open heart and a compassion for others that touched everyone around her. She always wanted people to feel welcome, included, valued and seen. Even when she was hurting, she thought about how to make others smile. How to bring comfort or light to someone else's day, and how to create little moments of joy in the lives of those she cared about. This community was one of those places where she found real joy. She spoke often about the laughter, kindness, and lifelong friendships she found here. Sharing this space with all of you gave her moments of happiness and comfort, and reminded her of the goodness that still exists even in hard times. She cherished it deeply.
Kyra’s love wasn’t just something she shared with her family or close friends. She carried it with her everywhere. She cared so much about people she had never met, wanted others to feel seen, and tried to make the world around her a little brighter whenever she could. That love and care were constant parts of who she was, online and off, and I feel so lucky to have known the real heart behind the name so many of you knew.
Her life, though far far too short, left a mark on myself and on so many others she touched. She reminded us that even small acts of kindness and moments of connection can matter in ways we don’t always realize in that moment. That was her gift. To make people feel valued, to lift them up, and to share warmth in a way that was uniquely hers.
Please keep her memory alive in the ways she loved most. Through kindness, through laughter, and through caring for one another, in the same gentle and thoughtful ways she always tried to. She was loved by so many and she will never be forgotten. Rest in peace my little lovebug.

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@eurofounder Usually, around 18:00 I argue with my neighbor about whose windmill is blocking whose solar panels
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A perfect Friday in the Netherlands:
8:00 - Wake up
8:30 - Check portfolio. Down 10%. Pay 36% tax on unrealized gains
9:30 - Pick up wife from her boyfriend’s apartment
10:00 - Receive fine for cycling 2 km/h over the bike speed limit
10:30 - Start work
12:00 - Eat potatoes for lunch
14:00 - Write an angry LinkedIn post about Americans having no work-life balance
14:30 - Mandatory diversity seminar
15:30 - Finish work
17:00 - Apply for a permit to own a second bicycle
21:00 - Eat potatoes for dinner
21:30 - Read article about Europe having the highest quality of life
22:00 - Sleep on a couch because your wife’s boyfriend is staying over
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@nabanyan So wholesome. Big props to your cousin
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i don’t usually share moments this personal but i can’t keep this one to myself. i’m still mindblown.
tonight i had a reunion dinner with my cousin, someone i used to call my twin growing up since we’re the same age. i hadn’t really heard from him in years because of his work, but he recently moved back home and i’ve been secretly so happy about it (he’s very introverted and hates attention, so i’ve been playing it cool).
we’ve always had the same interests but never really shared them, so during dinner i asked if we could add each other on discord to game sometime.
when i went to add his username, i recognized it instantly and just froze. he’s been part of my community this whole time. someone with a memorable name because at one point he gifted over 20 subs before my rebrand. i remember it clearly because that stream helped me pay my rent, despite me being a workaholic lol. this whole time i had no idea it was him.
while i was wondering how he was doing all these years, he’d been supporting and watching over me from afar. when i looked up at him he just smiled and said “surprise.” i had to laugh to keep from crying.
as someone who sometimes gets insecure about whether my presence matters, to know i was being seen by someone i missed for so long is so bittersweet. 🤍
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@Her_Nonymous_D Wow, contracting HIV is a nightmare congragulations
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About a month ago, i got exposed to the HIV virus through a needle prick while assisting in surgery; a cesarean section precisely. I had to get started on HIV-PEP (post exposure prophylaxis) for 28 days.
I took one tablet of PEP everyday for 28 days religiously without fail.
I slowly started losing my mind without anyone else (aside the surgeon) knowing what was actually wrong with me. I’ve been sleep deprived, constantly praying and overthinking the worst possible outcome.
Yesterday, I gathered the courage to go for a retest after completing the 28-day regimen. The test turned out NEGATIVE and I couldn't be happier.
Her_Nonymous_Diary@Her_Nonymous_D
CONGRATULATIONS TO ME😭❤️
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We were in the car after a long day, both of us exhausted. He was on the phone with a friend through the speakers, and they were talking about life, work, stress… all of it.
At one point his friend joked, “Man, marriage must be tiring.”
Without even thinking, he said, “Nah. Marriage isn’t tiring. Life is tiring. My wife is the part that makes it worth it.”
I froze in the passenger seat.
He kept driving like he didn’t just shift my entire world with one sentence.
Later that night I asked him if he really meant it.
He looked at me confused and said,
“Of course. You’re not my responsibility. You’re my reward.”
And I swear, in a world where people talk about marriage like it’s a burden…
He talks about it like he won the lottery.
And that’s all the reassurance I’ll ever need.
Yves ౨ৎ@yvessirae
Unpopular opinion about marriage that would get you in this position???
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