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You weren’t born to be perfect, You were born to be you. ✱ ✱ ✱

New Jersey, USA
Joined November 2016
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I have noticed that when u start watching old shows or movies you will get bored midway, this is just a side effect of the modern fast paced contents we consume but if you manage to reach the climax all that wait is absolutely worth it
Escaflowne (2000) is an incredible movie
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data centers didn’t
“change takes time” flock cameras didn’t
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"unalive" "corn" "pewpew" "sewerslide" WE ARE ON ADOLF HITLERS SITE
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THIS is why they don’t like him. It’s not because he’s Muslim or socialist, it’s because he wants to stop their bipartisan gravy train.
🇺🇸 El-Sayed says the same people are financing the Republicans and the Democrats: “People don't trust our party because too often we're funded by the very same people who fund Republicans... Can we actually cut the cord that we've had to corporate money and start governing like we give a damn about working people?”
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I just did this and found almost $600 I’m owed from GA lmao wtf
Just used missingmoney.com to claim over $220 in unclaimed money lol (this aint promo im deadass)
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Pürüzsüz yuvarlaklığı yaşam açısından anlamlı hissetiriyordu. Şimdi kendimi bir böcek gibi hissettim.
🚨This is the true shape of our planet, known as GEOID.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The geoid is not the physical shape of the planet, but a model of an idealized sea-level surface based on Earth's gravity. Depictions like this are exaggerated to highlight irregularities. scientificamerican.com/blog/observati… ngs.noaa.gov/INFO/facts/geo…
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WhosMercí retweeted
Con 28 años fallecieron mi mujer y mi hija. Hasta los 30 estuve en la más absoluta mierda. Después del entierro intenté matarme con el coche, después pastillas, venas, todo lo que se me ocurrió. Terminé metiendome en peleas heavy, pero heavys de verdad, con el único objetivo de que mataran. No hubo un día que no estuviera borracho. Me levantaba con pesadillas por la noche y me cogía tal cogorza que me caía y me abría la cabeza. Cuando me despertaba me grapaba yo la cabeza para no tener que salir y poder seguir bebiendo. Perdí amigos, trabajo, mi vida, todo... 30 kilos. Yo tenía la vida soñada (para mí), buen trabajo, buen sueldo, buena casa,una mujer que me llenaba de una manera que no se explicar, una hija que era el centro absoluto de mi mundo. Tras esos dos años oscuros, la única persona que siempre estuvo ahí, sin importar la hora, sitio o incluso país, fue mi suegro. Él me sacó de esa mierda y gracias a él soy lo que soy hoy. Ese hijo de puta y yo ni si quiera nos llevábamos bien antes. Él siempre me dijo que lo hacía por lealtad a su hija. No he aprendido nada más valioso en mi vida. Y cuanto más tiempo paso con él y más le conozco, más entiendo por qué mi mujer era una persona tan increíble. Han pasado ya siete años y estoy aprendiendo a vivir otra vez, nunca va haber otra, ni la quiero. Pero soy capaz de seguir y estar agradecido por ciertas cosas. Hoy tengo un trabajo increíble, gano mas dinero del que jamás podré gastar, vivo donde quiero, estoy sano y bien, y mi compañero de vida es mi suegro, todo es para el y sus otras hijas. Y estoy muy agradecido por tenerles. Nada me las va a devolver, y ese hueco no se va a llenar. Pero hay que seguir. Sé que cuando las vuelva a ver ella estará cogiéndola en brazos y mirándola con esos ojos increíbles. Ése era mi universo. Y a él volveré. Si estás en la absoluta mierda, levántate, pegate, mójate, llora, grita, lo que sea, pero empieza de cero. De todo se puede salir. Coge rutinas, sal a la calle, come bien, dúchate. Cada pequeño paso que des, por pequeño que sea, es un logro. Odiate, sufre, vívelo y enfrentalo. Y cuando mires atrás sabrás de dónde vienes. Si esto lo lee alguien que está en la basura, mis dm están abiertos. No estás solo. En fin menuda chapa
can a 28-year-old start all over again?
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WhosMercí retweeted
PLEASE NOTE AIPAC changed their name to: UNITED DEMOCRACY PROJECT DO NOT SLEEP ON THIS ONE
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Police do not prevent crime; they respond to it. Crime is prevented by higher wages, guaranteed health care, food security, high-quality child care, housing, good schools, and addiction treatment.
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Told y'all AIPAC was cool with the results. They are also literally admitting to being the Uniparty in this post. The battle continues. Don't get distracted!
AIPAC congratulates the hundreds of pro-Israel Democrats and Republicans who won their elections last night. More than 234 candidates supported by AIPAC members have already won, with many additional races still too close to call. We congratulate Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer and House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries on the resounding victories for their caucuses. AIPAC members are determined to expand their political activism in the cycles ahead. Our community will increase its support for Democrats and Republicans who recognize that a strong partnership with Israel helps keep both countries secure, advances peace and stability, promotes democratic values, and grows our economy through trade and innovation.
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WhosMercí retweeted
You’re about to see some Hall of Fame snitching and Game of Thrones level maneuvering within this administration. It’s about to be every man and woman for themselves.
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The real fun is witnessing how much backpedaling corporate America does over the next two years.
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How did so many people get convinced that their own tax money shouldn't fund healthcare, housing, and a safety net that helps them?
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"Why should the government have to take care of people?" Because we funded it. That's literally what the money is for. People aren't asking for charity, they're asking for what they paid for.
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Whelp, called it. Coercive dependence via bundling. Capitalism's response to people not actually wanting their products is always, always the creation & enforcement of coercive dependence, including via state regulation. That's the whole business model.
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In a weird way, everybody is rooting for you. When you go to a job interview, the interviewer wants you to be amazing so they don’t have to look anymore. when you go on a date, the person wants to have an amazing date with you. If you make a piece of content, people want to see amazing pieces of content and they have no problem if it’s yours. the instant you get into the mindset that people want you to do well, your entire world gets better. And you’ll be shocked to know this pattern keeps repeating in different areas of life.
Hit me with the harshest reality truth.
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evergreen
Do i have to exist everyday
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Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose...
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“the government doesn’t owe you anything” then why the fuck am i paying taxes? i’m not asking to live like royalty. i want affordable healthcare, safe roads and a life where simply surviving doesn’t consume every waking hour
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