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Thought I'd make a thread of whatever movies I pull from this thing + my extremely qualified opinions afterwards 🙂↕️🎬
It's also mostly empty atm, but it's here if you wanna peek 😊boxd.it/mlQ1r
Anywayyyy I made it! approx. 200 movies to work thru. It's either going to fix my film literacy or consume my life 🫠
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Tale3 el shatawe w nazil el sayfe, nazil el sayfe w tale3 el shatawe, tale3 el sayfe w nazil el shataweeee AAA55555 7a 2itla3 ana w ma ba2a nezleeee
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My dad, literally this morning: *proposes a hypothetical solution to a problem he helped create, with little to no intention of following thru*
Me: *actually tries to discuss it*
Dad: "Wow! Instead of being grateful that I'm constantly thinking of you?!"
Oh, how he loves me 🥺
POV: the parent who gave you CPTSD
“So you're saying you don't remember any of the good times when you were an infant, a TODDLER? I mean, I remember it like it was YESTERDAY. You used to smile when I gave you FOOD. WHAT HAPPENED?”
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Wore my leopard print converse to work today and didn't think much of it until my coworker pointed it out.
🎵 Megan Hilty's been on my mind todayyyy 🎵
CACKLING 😭😭
Replying to @dramaricic
From the Book of Disk, Chapter 3
In the beginning there were the First Drives, and their names were A: and B:, and they were the floppies. They were not elegant. They were thin, fragile, and demanded constant sacrifice disk swaps, write protect tabs, the ritual of “please insert the disk labeled” performed under fluorescent lights. To them the early machines bent the knee, for without them there was no boot, no data, no word processor.
Then came the hard drive, and it was called C:, for it arrived third. It did not ask to be first. It merely sat in the bay and spun, and the people saw that it was good, and that it held far more than any floppy, and that it did not rattle when you walked too fast. So they installed the operating system upon it, and called it the system drive, and the old gods were not cast down but simply… left in the BIOS, still reserved, still acknowledged in the table of letters, though no one invoked them anymore.
And Microsoft looked upon the generations that followed, who had never known the click of a 5.25-inch disk or the careful alignment of a 3.5, and it said: The children must not be shown the old gods.
For if the new ones learned that A: and B: once ruled, they might ask why the alphabet begins elsewhere. They might attempt to summon the floppies by force, or rename the world so that C: was no longer first. And the installers would break, and the paths would fracture, and the registry would weep. So the letters remain sealed, A: and B: still written in the book but never spoken aloud by the system, while C: stands in the open as if it had always been the beginning.
Thus it is written, and thus it remains; the hard drive is C:, and the old gods sleep in the assignment table, undisturbed, so that the children may believe the world has always started with the letter that came third.
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Aaaaand he just pooped on me 🫠 my point, unfortunately, still stands tho 😫
I think i need a cardiologist cause my heart does actual backflips every time I give the baby head scratches 🫠 you guys don't get ittt 😭 he's so softttt 😭 there's a reason they make pillows out of bird feathersss 😭😭 and so cuteeeee 🥹🥹
tl;dr addie.exe is going to EXPLODE 🤯
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I think i need a cardiologist cause my heart does actual backflips every time I give the baby head scratches 🫠 you guys don't get ittt 😭 he's so softttt 😭 there's a reason they make pillows out of bird feathersss 😭😭 and so cuteeeee 🥹🥹
tl;dr addie.exe is going to EXPLODE 🤯
Sooo I'm gonna be religiously "read over" to "remove evil eyes" and "fix me" (from depression and anxiety, mind you) and "make the meds work"
And I can say NO as many times & as clearly as humanly possible but zilch. Nada. Nil. Error 404 the concept of consent does not exist🙂↕️
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There's nothing I hate more than that verse. Nothing.
As unfair as it may feel sometimes, I’m glad suicide is made haram. There have been so many instances in my life when I thought about ending it, but the thought of it being forbidden, along with the verse “Allah does not burden a soul beyond what it can bear,” has always pushed
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