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This is a portrayal of conservative firebrand Phyllis Schafly who opposed the Equal Rights Act that forced women out into the workforce away from motherhood and traditional homemaking. It also halved men’s salaries and made it impossible for most couples to raise a family without two working parents, and opened the door to polycules and other forms of non-traditional relationships that have ultimately contributed to the destruction of the family unit and Western society as a whole. The writers, who are undoubtedly liberal, painted her in an unsympathetic light for the show. But they may not have intended for her to be so sensible, but she was, and is in this portrayal by Cate Blanchett, completely right especially in retrospect to what women really want in their lives and what society needs women to be.

Ian Miles Cheong

46,880 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

Take a moment to slow down and have a little coffee / tea / wine wherever you are in the world and enjoy Tina's story and some of the people who help her. I think ultimately this is a story of love and hope in a world that needs it 🥰🙏
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Take a moment to slow down and have a little coffee / tea / wine wherever you are in the world and enjoy Tina's story and some of the people who help her. I think ultimately this is a story of love and hope in a world that needs it 🥰🙏

Niall Harbison

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Another victim of Harry, Sara, provided a long detailed video of her experience. I clipped it for the sake of time, but you can find her full video on the TikTok platform. Sara is a DV survivor. She had posted about her DV experience in October of 2024 for DV awareness month. Receipts are of her and her ex. Following this experience is when she was convinced by Harry to share explicit photos of herself, and was told that she was "the only one"
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Another victim of Harry, Sara, provided a long detailed video of her experience. I clipped it for the sake of time, but you can find her full video on the TikTok platform. Sara is a DV survivor. She had posted about her DV experience in October of 2024 for DV awareness month. Receipts are of her and her ex. Following this experience is when she was convinced by Harry to share explicit photos of herself, and was told that she was "the only one"

Sarah Fields

742,773 просмотров • 1 год назад

The disturbing truth about the women of The View is that prioritizing marriage and motherhood is good enough for them, but is evil and "anti-feminist" for you. 4 of the 5 women on this panel are mothers. 4 of the 5 women on this panel have been or are currently married/committed to a man in a long term relationship. When Sara Haines tells you women have "come too far" to have an instinctual desire to have a baby, DO. NOT. LISTEN. TO. HER. When Whoopi Goldberg has the gaul to say "telling women to have as many children as they want to" is something that belongs "back in the past," DO. NOT. LISTEN. TO. HER.
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The disturbing truth about the women of The View is that prioritizing marriage and motherhood is good enough for them, but is evil and "anti-feminist" for you. 4 of the 5 women on this panel are mothers. 4 of the 5 women on this panel have been or are currently married/committed to a man in a long term relationship. When Sara Haines tells you women have "come too far" to have an instinctual desire to have a baby, DO. NOT. LISTEN. TO. HER. When Whoopi Goldberg has the gaul to say "telling women to have as many children as they want to" is something that belongs "back in the past," DO. NOT. LISTEN. TO. HER.

Isabel Brown

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⚠️⚠️⚠️ WARNING - Difficult to watch! Saudi woman cries bitterly and begs for mercy in front of a cheerful Muslim crowd who gathered in the holy Muslim city of Mecca to watch the entertaining executions. According to reports her Muslim husband reported her to the Saudi police and said he witnessed his wife killing their 7-year-old daughter. On the other hand, this woman insisted that her husband is the one who murdered their daughter, but her claims were dismissed by the Islamic court where a woman's testimony is worth half that of a Muslim man. In order to prove her innocence, she was required to bring 2 witnesses to support her testimony. But apart from her and the abusive husband, no one witnessed the murder. As you can see in this, this woman got sentenced to death and not her husband who claimed to be innocent and the Sharia Judges believed him. Are all cultures equal? Please share your thoughts in the comments below. If you want to know more about this incident please check out the attached below ⬇️
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Liza Rosen

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#DISTURBING #ATTACK #VIDEO ⚠️WARNING⚠️ (Viewers Description is advised) My team and I have been made aware of a disturbing video that was recorded today after school. AFTER SPEAKING WITH THE FAMILY, WE GOT PERMISSION TO POST THE VIDEO FOR AWARENESS) A group of elementary kids were following a pregnant mom (Who has Sickle Cells) and her 2 kids after she picked them up from school. The group were trying to fight her son. They caught up and attacked the mom and son. Jumping them while on the ground. This attack did not occur in Columbia South Carolina, as many were confused, this occurred in Chicago on the south side. My community advocate team and I have identified some of the kids involved in this attack and will be going up to the school with the family to address this situation. CPD is also aware and will be investigating. This is a sad occurrence and should not have happened. The pregnant mother and her kids are traumatized. All those involved must be held accountable for this heinous attack 💯 #ChitownCrimeChasers
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This video of a young male student beating up a female student because she said she does not want to be in a relationship with him is wrong on so many levels. I will start with the simplest issue. The person recording and just watching is as culpable as the idiot committing the violence. He should have intervened and stopped this coward from assaulting an innocent girl. The boy carrying out the violence is wicked and dangerous. This is the kind of behaviour that grows into a violent man, a violent partner, someone who cannot take no for an answer. That mindset is already visible here. Women and girls have agency and the absolute right to reject a proposal. When a woman says she does not want you, you respect that decision. You do not intimidate her. You do not force yourself on her. What we are seeing here is also a reflection of upbringing and socialisation. This kind of violence is learned. A boy who thinks this is acceptable behaviour has likely seen it normalised at home or in his community, perhaps watching a father abuse a mother and believing that it is acceptable. I never saw my father lift a hand or even raise his voice against my mother. That is why this is so disturbing. The Zimbabwean police must identify this young man and deal with him decisively. If such behaviour is ignored, these are the same young men who later become murderers because violence has been normalised in their minds. Beating a woman because she said no is not strength. It is weakness of character, weakness of mind, and moral failure. I also want to commend this young girl. She showed courage in the face of brutality. If anyone knows her, please identify her. I want to do something for her. She deserves recognition for standing up to a cowardly bully. And to the Zimbabwe Republic Police Zimbabwe Republic Police, this is what we have been saying for years, to you and to the political elites who routinely use violence against citizens. Violence has been normalised in our society. Children have grown up watching the police use force against civilians. They have seen soldiers brutalise and kill citizens, and they have learned from it. They now believe that violence is acceptable and that every dispute must be settled through force. This is not happening in a vacuum. This culture of violence has been taught, demonstrated, and tolerated from the top. What we are witnessing in our streets and schools is a mirror of what the state has normalised. This, too, is on your doorstep.

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[🔊 sound on, retweet as you please] i think as a member of the LGBTQ+ community, we struggled a lot with acceptance. rejection of our identity is the norm especially here. acceptance from my mom was first earned, but now given, through efforts to let her see the world by our glasses. in this #pride month, i wanted to share the message from my mom to all of you, to share a bit of warmth. knowing that somewhere, a mother truly want you to live your truth and be yourself. if you are in a place where you don't feel safe and feel like you won't ever feel safe coming out, just think of my mom as yours and know that she is proud of whoever you become. i hope whoever is listening to this message, may you find the peace and acceptance you're longing for. this interview was not scripted, it was literally out of the blue just for her to share her purest message to the world.
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[🔊 sound on, retweet as you please] i think as a member of the LGBTQ+ community, we struggled a lot with acceptance. rejection of our identity is the norm especially here. acceptance from my mom was first earned, but now given, through efforts to let her see the world by our glasses. in this #pride month, i wanted to share the message from my mom to all of you, to share a bit of warmth. knowing that somewhere, a mother truly want you to live your truth and be yourself. if you are in a place where you don't feel safe and feel like you won't ever feel safe coming out, just think of my mom as yours and know that she is proud of whoever you become. i hope whoever is listening to this message, may you find the peace and acceptance you're longing for. this interview was not scripted, it was literally out of the blue just for her to share her purest message to the world.

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The end of an era… 🤍 Writing this isn’t easy, because how do you fully capture a journey that changed someone so deeply? But as her handler, I had the privilege of watching it all unfold the highs, the pressure, the growth, the tears and the quiet strength she carried through it all. She walked into the Big Brother house as one version of herself, and she’s walking out as someone even more grounded, more self-aware, and more powerful in her softness. And the truth is, she didn’t get here alone. To the one who helped her navigate the house LIEMA PANTSI #BELLSnWHISTLES 🔔 🤍 Thank you for being her compass in a space that can easily consume you. You reminded her to stay true to herself, you guided her when things felt uncertain, and you held her steady in moments she needed it most. I saw the difference you made, and it will never be forgotten. To the young queen who is wiser beyond her years DIDI MOTHOBI 🤍 The impact you’ve had on her is something special. You challenged her perspective, inspired her growth, and made her pause and reflect in the most beautiful ways. Age meant nothing when it came to the depth you carry, and she admires you more than words can say. To the one who started off as a boss and became a real friend UMabhayi, Cash No Credit 🤞🏽 🤍 Thank you for evolving with her. Thank you for creating a space where she could grow, make mistakes, and still feel supported. What started as structure turned into something genuine, and that means everything. And to the man who made her believe in love again @RealBravoB Thank you for finding her, for choosing her, and for loving her in a way that feels safe and real. You reminded her that her heart could open again, that softness is still strength, and that love doesn’t have to hurt to be real. To TrixieTribes, Trixtars and everyone who supported her your love has not gone unnoticed 🥹 y’all have helped her rewrite her story and have helped her make her dream a reality 🤍. Finally to Big Brother Mzansi Thank you for the opportunity and the second chance 🤍. As her handler, I got to protect, guide, and support her — but more than anything, I got to witness her. And I am so proud of the woman she is. This may be the end of this chapter, but it’s only the beginning of everything that’s coming next. With love, Her handler 🤍✨ #BBMzansiS6 #TrixieChristoffels

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Beware Foul Language. Double Standards. Listen to this woman racially abuse a white man in front of the police. Instead of being arrested, like so many white people have been for the same thing, the police usher her back to her vehicle. Please share to raise awareness.
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Beware Foul Language. Double Standards. Listen to this woman racially abuse a white man in front of the police. Instead of being arrested, like so many white people have been for the same thing, the police usher her back to her vehicle. Please share to raise awareness.

Pookie's Polls & Opinions

18,636 просмотров • 1 год назад

This morning I stumbled on a story about a woman named mirabel who was ra*ed in her home…a man had approached her outside and she politely declined him, he then proceeded to track her down, break into her home …knock her out, tie her mouth, tear her vagina open with a blade because “she was too tight”, do what he did and then threaten her online… Of course it happened in Nigeria, as a Nigerian I’m well aware of the stereotypes my audience has on that country but please this isn’t the one for jokes Every year there’s outrage in this nation and obviously worldwide about the safety of women, I see women’s facial expressions in public transport when they have no choice but to sit next to men Especially after my Micheal Jordan tweet, already explained my misjudgment and changed my opinion…i believe it’s important my followers and mutuals know my stance If you stand for abuse and taking advantage of women please unfollow and block me, if you are an apologist for these actions please unfollow and block me if you are against it, please watch the people around you Protect your sisters, your mothers, your females friends As a man you are either the most dangerous person in their eyes or the one that stands up to the danger I usually just tweet about my interests here but i couldn’t not speak on this
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This morning I stumbled on a story about a woman named mirabel who was ra*ed in her home…a man had approached her outside and she politely declined him, he then proceeded to track her down, break into her home …knock her out, tie her mouth, tear her vagina open with a blade because “she was too tight”, do what he did and then threaten her online… Of course it happened in Nigeria, as a Nigerian I’m well aware of the stereotypes my audience has on that country but please this isn’t the one for jokes Every year there’s outrage in this nation and obviously worldwide about the safety of women, I see women’s facial expressions in public transport when they have no choice but to sit next to men Especially after my Micheal Jordan tweet, already explained my misjudgment and changed my opinion…i believe it’s important my followers and mutuals know my stance If you stand for abuse and taking advantage of women please unfollow and block me, if you are an apologist for these actions please unfollow and block me if you are against it, please watch the people around you Protect your sisters, your mothers, your females friends As a man you are either the most dangerous person in their eyes or the one that stands up to the danger I usually just tweet about my interests here but i couldn’t not speak on this

zinzy°🐻

123,770 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Carol O’Reilly was subjected to a horrifying, near-fatal assault by a man who left her with permanent brain damage, broken bones, memory loss, and a life forever altered. But what’s almost as appalling is the catastrophic failure of Police Scotland to protect her. After a public assault that left her barely conscious, officers made the incomprehensible decision to put her in a police van with her abuser. He was not arrested. He was not restrained. Instead, he was allowed to talk his way out of handcuffs. He prevented her from receiving treatment at the hospital and took her back to a hotel, where the violence continued. This appears to be systemic misogyny in action. This case exposes a fundamental lack of understanding by the police of domestic abuse dynamics. Time and again, police treat abuse as a private matter or fail to grasp the power and control abusers exert over victims. The result? Women like Carol suffer unimaginable violence while institutions charged with protecting them actively place them in harm’s way. Carol’s courage in speaking out is extraordinary, but she should never have had to survive this in the first place. Her attacker was jailed, but no officer has been held to account. The police response is being hidden behind confidentiality clauses, and Carol hasn’t even been allowed to see the report about what happened to her. The time for quiet reviews and empty apologies is over. We need systemic reform, transparency, and accountability now.
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Carol O’Reilly was subjected to a horrifying, near-fatal assault by a man who left her with permanent brain damage, broken bones, memory loss, and a life forever altered. But what’s almost as appalling is the catastrophic failure of Police Scotland to protect her. After a public assault that left her barely conscious, officers made the incomprehensible decision to put her in a police van with her abuser. He was not arrested. He was not restrained. Instead, he was allowed to talk his way out of handcuffs. He prevented her from receiving treatment at the hospital and took her back to a hotel, where the violence continued. This appears to be systemic misogyny in action. This case exposes a fundamental lack of understanding by the police of domestic abuse dynamics. Time and again, police treat abuse as a private matter or fail to grasp the power and control abusers exert over victims. The result? Women like Carol suffer unimaginable violence while institutions charged with protecting them actively place them in harm’s way. Carol’s courage in speaking out is extraordinary, but she should never have had to survive this in the first place. Her attacker was jailed, but no officer has been held to account. The police response is being hidden behind confidentiality clauses, and Carol hasn’t even been allowed to see the report about what happened to her. The time for quiet reviews and empty apologies is over. We need systemic reform, transparency, and accountability now.

Dr Charlotte Proudman

17,978 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

This is Kieran. He is a GP and the husband of Lynsey who’s story I shared with you a few weeks ago. For those of you who don’t know Lynsey’s story already, her mental health deteriorated rapidly during her perimenopause. She sustained multiple fractures after trying to end her life and was in a trauma hospital for a few weeks. She was prescribed numerous drugs and even received nine sessions of ECT without any improvement. Kieran had to battle to finally have HRT prescribed for her which thankfully has seen her improve to the extent she no longer experiences these intrusive thoughts. Sadly, Lynsey’s story isn’t a one off. There are many women who experience a decline in their mental health during menopause and feel the only answer is to take their own life. This ‘insight’ that Kieran describes here is something I see quite often and it’s very different to how people usually present when they are mentally unwell. It’s really important that there’s more support for these women and that women’s hormones are not overlooked #WorldSuicidePreventionDay
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This is Kieran. He is a GP and the husband of Lynsey who’s story I shared with you a few weeks ago. For those of you who don’t know Lynsey’s story already, her mental health deteriorated rapidly during her perimenopause. She sustained multiple fractures after trying to end her life and was in a trauma hospital for a few weeks. She was prescribed numerous drugs and even received nine sessions of ECT without any improvement. Kieran had to battle to finally have HRT prescribed for her which thankfully has seen her improve to the extent she no longer experiences these intrusive thoughts. Sadly, Lynsey’s story isn’t a one off. There are many women who experience a decline in their mental health during menopause and feel the only answer is to take their own life. This ‘insight’ that Kieran describes here is something I see quite often and it’s very different to how people usually present when they are mentally unwell. It’s really important that there’s more support for these women and that women’s hormones are not overlooked #WorldSuicidePreventionDay

Dr Louise Newson

379,247 просмотров • 2 лет назад

This is not just one woman’s story, as shared by Yashica Krishnan it reflects the silent reality many endure. Married with hope in 2014, she faced abuse even during pregnancy, followed by years of violence, affairs, humiliation, and emotional trauma. Despite approaching the police in 2024 and filing an FIR in 2025 after a brutal assault, she was pressured to withdraw and kept trying to rebuild her life for her children. But the abuse continued, drunken violence, being thrown out, workplace harassment, all witnessed by her kids, who are now deeply traumatised. Shockingly, in his intoxicated state, he has even assaulted his own father. This is not about sympathy, it is about awareness and accountability. No one should be forced to adjust with abuse. Safety and dignity are basic rights, not privileges. Cred: ig
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This is not just one woman’s story, as shared by Yashica Krishnan it reflects the silent reality many endure. Married with hope in 2014, she faced abuse even during pregnancy, followed by years of violence, affairs, humiliation, and emotional trauma. Despite approaching the police in 2024 and filing an FIR in 2025 after a brutal assault, she was pressured to withdraw and kept trying to rebuild her life for her children. But the abuse continued, drunken violence, being thrown out, workplace harassment, all witnessed by her kids, who are now deeply traumatised. Shockingly, in his intoxicated state, he has even assaulted his own father. This is not about sympathy, it is about awareness and accountability. No one should be forced to adjust with abuse. Safety and dignity are basic rights, not privileges. Cred: ig

Aparajite

51,223 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

⚠️ Warning - Difficult to listen to, may be triggering. I have so much admiration for how strong this woman is. Arbel was Sexually Assaulted almost every single day by Gazan terrorists for 482 days, they broke her ribs and they starved her. She tried to commit suicide multiple times. In the end it was due to seeing people campaign for her released that she managed to stayed strong and survived Well done to all of those that campaigned for the hostages, you helped her stay strong and helped saved her life! Shame on everyone that ripped down the posters of the hostages. The strength of Israeli women honestly We are ALL with you Arbel.
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⚠️ Warning - Difficult to listen to, may be triggering. I have so much admiration for how strong this woman is. Arbel was Sexually Assaulted almost every single day by Gazan terrorists for 482 days, they broke her ribs and they starved her. She tried to commit suicide multiple times. In the end it was due to seeing people campaign for her released that she managed to stayed strong and survived Well done to all of those that campaigned for the hostages, you helped her stay strong and helped saved her life! Shame on everyone that ripped down the posters of the hostages. The strength of Israeli women honestly We are ALL with you Arbel.

Kosher

47,405 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

ANNA NICOLE SMITH: DRUGGED, USED, MANIPULATED & MURDERED — HER SON TOO! It’s long overdue Anna Nicole Smith’s story be told. This video was taken by her lawyer, Howard K. Stern. He exploited her, drugged her and potentially was involved in her murder, and also the murder of her beloved sweet son Daniel. I would know. I lived in the Bahamas for a month covering this story — while they were based there — and I know the truth about what happened to her and her son. It’s beyond sick & evil. And I have the receipts! Why would her so-called lawyer, Howard K. Stern, take these exploitative videos of her and release them to CNN? Everyone knows, a lawyer is supposed to protect their clients, not exploit them. That’s sketch within itself. But he did far worse to her & her family — particularly her son who died a suspicious death as soon as he arrived in the Bahamas for the birth of her baby girl that Stern fraudulently claimed was his baby. That was proven later to be a lie. It was not his! And the motive for him claiming that was of course, MONEY! I know the truth about what really happened to Anna & her son because I lived in the Bahamas for a month covering her case. The truth will be told & exposed! More to come on this. And in the meantime, go fuck yourself Howard! Justice is coming!
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ANNA NICOLE SMITH: DRUGGED, USED, MANIPULATED & MURDERED — HER SON TOO! It’s long overdue Anna Nicole Smith’s story be told. This video was taken by her lawyer, Howard K. Stern. He exploited her, drugged her and potentially was involved in her murder, and also the murder of her beloved sweet son Daniel. I would know. I lived in the Bahamas for a month covering this story — while they were based there — and I know the truth about what happened to her and her son. It’s beyond sick & evil. And I have the receipts! Why would her so-called lawyer, Howard K. Stern, take these exploitative videos of her and release them to CNN? Everyone knows, a lawyer is supposed to protect their clients, not exploit them. That’s sketch within itself. But he did far worse to her & her family — particularly her son who died a suspicious death as soon as he arrived in the Bahamas for the birth of her baby girl that Stern fraudulently claimed was his baby. That was proven later to be a lie. It was not his! And the motive for him claiming that was of course, MONEY! I know the truth about what really happened to Anna & her son because I lived in the Bahamas for a month covering her case. The truth will be told & exposed! More to come on this. And in the meantime, go fuck yourself Howard! Justice is coming!

LIZ CROKIN

3,247,308 просмотров • 2 лет назад

Day 4 of Unfiltered. Most people know that women, on average, live about five years longer than men. What’s less known is that this advantage disappears if you are a physician. A large study published this year showed that female physicians lose that mortality benefit, even compared with other high stress professions. There are many possible reasons. Psychological stress. The second shift at home. Bias in the workplace. Burnout. What matters is that people are finally studying it, because we cannot fix what we refuse to see. I wanted to share this for another reason. Over the last few decades, American healthcare has become harder and harder to survive in, and at the same time, more women are entering medicine. We are also seeing evidence that women physicians often achieve better patient outcomes in certain settings. That tells a powerful story about what women are giving to this profession. As a female physician who cares for women facing the hardest moments of their lives, I have never seen a force stronger than a woman protecting her people. I believe women in medicine will be a huge part of what ultimately helps fix healthcare. Losing a mortality advantage is not a story of weakness. It is a story of how deeply women are pouring themselves into this work because it matters. And still, we have to find another gear. We cannot destroy ourselves in the process of caring for others. If you know a female physician, encourage her. If you are in a position to support women in medicine, please do. We are at a real crisis point in healthcare, and this moment calls for both honesty and care. I see you. I am proud of you. And I am proud to stand among you.
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Day 4 of Unfiltered. Most people know that women, on average, live about five years longer than men. What’s less known is that this advantage disappears if you are a physician. A large study published this year showed that female physicians lose that mortality benefit, even compared with other high stress professions. There are many possible reasons. Psychological stress. The second shift at home. Bias in the workplace. Burnout. What matters is that people are finally studying it, because we cannot fix what we refuse to see. I wanted to share this for another reason. Over the last few decades, American healthcare has become harder and harder to survive in, and at the same time, more women are entering medicine. We are also seeing evidence that women physicians often achieve better patient outcomes in certain settings. That tells a powerful story about what women are giving to this profession. As a female physician who cares for women facing the hardest moments of their lives, I have never seen a force stronger than a woman protecting her people. I believe women in medicine will be a huge part of what ultimately helps fix healthcare. Losing a mortality advantage is not a story of weakness. It is a story of how deeply women are pouring themselves into this work because it matters. And still, we have to find another gear. We cannot destroy ourselves in the process of caring for others. If you know a female physician, encourage her. If you are in a position to support women in medicine, please do. We are at a real crisis point in healthcare, and this moment calls for both honesty and care. I see you. I am proud of you. And I am proud to stand among you.

Elisabeth Potter MD

18,812 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

🌻: I told Atom, "The day you decide to stand beside me, it might be a little exhausting. You might have to face things that affect you emotionally. Are you ready for that? It may not be easy. It may not be as beautiful as people imagine it to be. But are you ready?" And she said, "I'm willing. I'm ready." I never talked about the good side of it. Not once. I only told her about the worst-case scenarios. I only talked about the challenges and the downsides. The very first thing I wanted to know was whether her heart would be strong enough to handle it. But she told me she wanted to try. She wanted to see where this journey would take her. She put all of her heart and trust into the decision to stand beside me. And that made me feel that, from this day forward, I wanted to take the best possible care of her as her partner. Because I felt like, "Wow, she's placing her trust in me." The thing is, when she entered this industry, there were already so many people interested in her. Many of them were from major companies. But in the end, she chose this... she chose peace of mind. 🍑: At first, we didn't actually know each other personally. I had only been watching and following her from afar. The first reason I chose her was simply because I admired her. I was a fan of hers. But after meeting her for real and spending more time together, I started to feel that I could entrust myself—and everything that comes with me—to her. I trusted her. I believed in her. I believed that she would take care of me, and that she would help me become someone I could be proud of in the future. Because of that, I gradually felt more at ease. More comfortable being around her. And that's when I decided, "Okay, I want to work with her. I want to be her partner. I want to be by her side." Faye Malisorn อะตวม MADAME FIN X FAYEATOM LIVE #FayeAtomLiveKperfume #FayeAtom
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🌻: I told Atom, "The day you decide to stand beside me, it might be a little exhausting. You might have to face things that affect you emotionally. Are you ready for that? It may not be easy. It may not be as beautiful as people imagine it to be. But are you ready?" And she said, "I'm willing. I'm ready." I never talked about the good side of it. Not once. I only told her about the worst-case scenarios. I only talked about the challenges and the downsides. The very first thing I wanted to know was whether her heart would be strong enough to handle it. But she told me she wanted to try. She wanted to see where this journey would take her. She put all of her heart and trust into the decision to stand beside me. And that made me feel that, from this day forward, I wanted to take the best possible care of her as her partner. Because I felt like, "Wow, she's placing her trust in me." The thing is, when she entered this industry, there were already so many people interested in her. Many of them were from major companies. But in the end, she chose this... she chose peace of mind. 🍑: At first, we didn't actually know each other personally. I had only been watching and following her from afar. The first reason I chose her was simply because I admired her. I was a fan of hers. But after meeting her for real and spending more time together, I started to feel that I could entrust myself—and everything that comes with me—to her. I trusted her. I believed in her. I believed that she would take care of me, and that she would help me become someone I could be proud of in the future. Because of that, I gradually felt more at ease. More comfortable being around her. And that's when I decided, "Okay, I want to work with her. I want to be her partner. I want to be by her side." Faye Malisorn อะตวม MADAME FIN X FAYEATOM LIVE #FayeAtomLiveKperfume #FayeAtom

ARIES

113,707 просмотров • 12 дней назад

Unfortunately you might need to leave this relationship for this man and his “ex” because why is he leaving in the middle of a date to go and check on his her?? If you were in her position, would you address this and set boundaries or are you removing yourself completely?
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Unfortunately you might need to leave this relationship for this man and his “ex” because why is he leaving in the middle of a date to go and check on his her?? If you were in her position, would you address this and set boundaries or are you removing yourself completely?

ISaidWhatISaidPod

12,149 просмотров • 1 месяц назад