I have no clue what I am yet
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You should’ve met me before life happened to me.
Back then, I was lighter, unscarred, untouched by storms.
But life came, It stripped away illusions, & left me with the burden of a truth that no one believe. & too heavy to carry quietly.
Et Il ya ceux et celles qui vivent dans la peur d’être remplacés.
Ah Ouii Ce fameux grand remplacement…
It’s always these Haitians living outside of Haiti who have something to say. They benefit from the gangs, but when the U.S. right wing humiliates y’all and calls y’all all kinds of names, they stay quiet.
After everything that has happened and everything that's currently happening, we're calling on NGOs and the UN to leave Haiti. We're also calling on #NayibBukele to leave Haiti immediately, and we're calling on #LuisAbimader never to speak of Haiti again, wherever he may be.
M sonje Jovenel te Pwomèt entènet sou Channmas gratis 😂😂😂. @mawonanndi
RT @mawonanndi: Jovenel te prezante n madanm li, li te menm konstui yon imaj peyizan pou montre atachman l ak peyi a. Aristid parèy, wa nan…
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Mwen, Etzer Emile, anonse kandidati m pou pòs prezidan Repiblik Dayiti. M ap batay ak tout nanm mwen pou Ayiti n ap viv la ka sanble ak Ayiti nou reve a. Rejwenn mouvman chanjman an : voteetzer.ht
Pokipe volè yo
Bombs?
Our mission doesn't even have bombs at its disposal.
Aerial bombardments? Helicopter gunship attacks?
Our attack helicopters didn't arrive in Haiti until October 29. Their arrival was widely covered by the media, with plenty of videos and social media posts documenting it.
Yet this “report” was published a day before our helicopters even arrived. And as of today, they haven't flown a single mission.
These NGOs lie with impunity, while wielding enormous influence over international organizations.
They are nothing more than lobbying firms for criminals and cartels, masquerading as humanitarian organizations.
Girls trip @haitiangentlem1
I cheated on my husband during a girls’ trip. When I returned home, I thought I could bury what happened and move on with my life. I was wrong.
It happened on the third night of our vacation. My friends and I had gone out for drinks, and I ended up getting too close to a man I had just met. One bad decision led to another, and I slept with him.
The next morning, I couldn’t even look at myself in the mirror.
I had a husband who trusted me, two beautiful children, and a home I had always been grateful for. Yet, I had done something that could destroy everything.
When I returned home, my husband hugged me at the door.
Husband: How was the trip? Did you girls have fun?
Me: Yes, it was nice. I missed you, though.
He smiled and kissed my forehead.
Husband: I missed you too. The children have been asking when you’re coming back.
I almost broke down right there.
For the next two months, I tried to act normal. I cooked, laughed with him, helped the children with their homework, and went to bed beside a man who had no idea what I had done.
The guilt became unbearable. Every time he did something thoughtful for me, I felt worse.
One evening, he came home with my favourite dessert because I had mentioned wanting it earlier that week.
Husband: I know you’ve had a stressful week. I thought this might cheer you up.
I took the box from him and started crying.
Husband: What happened? Is everything okay?
