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follow up after 6 hours I think my system is recognizing the ice too much from my usual plug, I hate tolerance. The amount that I’ve been doing before does not make me cough like crazy now. but of course can still feel the rush. I should really detox... show more

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24,364 views • 1 year ago

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62,006 views • 4 months ago

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126,837 views • 3 months ago

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136,859 views • 6 months ago

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Irene | AhgaTiny

70,332 views • 4 days ago

#donghae #동해 🐶: I got physical therapy yesterday, and they said my body is in serious condition, it could get much worse. That made me really sad. I’ll really take better care of my health. Honestly, I’m upset. While performing “Mr. Simple,” I almost teared up. The pain I feel whenever I move made me think, “Can I only dance for a little while longer?” I believe I can dance even in my 50s and 60s. I feel like I could still jump and fly around. But when I actually move, jumping, spinning, sitting and standing quickly, I feel those tiny pains. Your body tells you the truth. It makes me sad, like before my knee surgery when I wanted to move freely but couldn’t. I feel pitiful when I see myself like that. Still, I’ll do my best on stage for you. A concert is about connection. It’s not just me having fun, you need to feel it too. When I see you happy, I become happier. So I realized I need to take better care of myself. Doing a live after the concert feels really nice. I’d like to keep talking like this after shows, answering your questions and sharing my thoughts. Some of you may be going through harder times than me, or dealing with pain and discomfort. Health comes first, above everything else. Don’t stress too much over other things. Let’s all take better care of our health, me and our ELFs.

#donghae #동해 🐶: I got physical therapy yesterday, and they said my body is in serious condition, it could get much worse. That made me really sad. I’ll really take better care of my health. Honestly, I’m upset. While performing “Mr. Simple,” I almost teared up. The pain I feel whenever I move made me think, “Can I only dance for a little while longer?” I believe I can dance even in my 50s and 60s. I feel like I could still jump and fly around. But when I actually move, jumping, spinning, sitting and standing quickly, I feel those tiny pains. Your body tells you the truth. It makes me sad, like before my knee surgery when I wanted to move freely but couldn’t. I feel pitiful when I see myself like that. Still, I’ll do my best on stage for you. A concert is about connection. It’s not just me having fun, you need to feel it too. When I see you happy, I become happier. So I realized I need to take better care of myself. Doing a live after the concert feels really nice. I’d like to keep talking like this after shows, answering your questions and sharing my thoughts. Some of you may be going through harder times than me, or dealing with pain and discomfort. Health comes first, above everything else. Don’t stress too much over other things. Let’s all take better care of our health, me and our ELFs.

𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗹𝗲💙동해☀️

16,020 views • 8 months ago

“I’m very aware that I am in a position of privilege right now where I have a lot of resources. I’m creating things form a place of privilege. I’m really, really aware of that privilege. I actually don’t think I ever thought that I would be able to make things at this scale. Sometimes with that scale I suppose it’s humorously glamorous, but also it’s sometimes not. There is still a human being at the center of it […] As a human being, like my work, I’m very contradictory. I can be unbelievably happy and confident, but I can also be really, really depressed and sad […] I love creating things, but sometimes that can be really painful to do that. It can be painful to make things especially I find more so in this day and age. That’s really confusing for me because I’ve put my entire identity into the things that I make […] I’ve invested so much of myself into the things that I make, emotionally. Sometimes making things feels really stressful and embarrassing, but then sometimes it makes me feel alive. I don’t know who I would be without the things I make.”

“I’m very aware that I am in a position of privilege right now where I have a lot of resources. I’m creating things form a place of privilege. I’m really, really aware of that privilege. I actually don’t think I ever thought that I would be able to make things at this scale. Sometimes with that scale I suppose it’s humorously glamorous, but also it’s sometimes not. There is still a human being at the center of it […] As a human being, like my work, I’m very contradictory. I can be unbelievably happy and confident, but I can also be really, really depressed and sad […] I love creating things, but sometimes that can be really painful to do that. It can be painful to make things especially I find more so in this day and age. That’s really confusing for me because I’ve put my entire identity into the things that I make […] I’ve invested so much of myself into the things that I make, emotionally. Sometimes making things feels really stressful and embarrassing, but then sometimes it makes me feel alive. I don’t know who I would be without the things I make.”

sophia

132,830 views • 4 months ago

If you feel like prices are too high, what were you doing two years ago? I feel like prices have been high for basic needs, but it seems like now everyone wants to talk about it. Prices in my budget are about the same for the same amount of goods. Grocerywise, anyway. I also know that housing is a mess, but hasn't that been a mess for years, too?

If you feel like prices are too high, what were you doing two years ago? I feel like prices have been high for basic needs, but it seems like now everyone wants to talk about it. Prices in my budget are about the same for the same amount of goods. Grocerywise, anyway. I also know that housing is a mess, but hasn't that been a mess for years, too?

Shipwreck

57,710 views • 1 year ago

👤: what does it feel like to lie down on the stage? 🐶: ah, everyone, it feels really really good. i mean usually, i think when a person is lying down, the happiest place to lie down is usually their bed. and for me, i would think that my own bed in my room is the best place to be. but the place where i’m happier lying down than in my own bed is right in the middle of the stage. especially during the encore, especially during haven, i lie down in the venue a lot. i'm like ah, whatever, and lie down. but when i'm lying there in the middle of the venue, i can feel all the energy from stays and from the concert so even after it's over and i go inside, shower, and lie down, that image still stays in my head. that energy makes me really happy. 🐶: from stay's pov, they might see me lying down and think, what is he doing lying down like that? 🐶: but for me, i think it’s kind of an action that naturally comes out when i'm feeling really proud and happy

👤: what does it feel like to lie down on the stage? 🐶: ah, everyone, it feels really really good. i mean usually, i think when a person is lying down, the happiest place to lie down is usually their bed. and for me, i would think that my own bed in my room is the best place to be. but the place where i’m happier lying down than in my own bed is right in the middle of the stage. especially during the encore, especially during haven, i lie down in the venue a lot. i'm like ah, whatever, and lie down. but when i'm lying there in the middle of the venue, i can feel all the energy from stays and from the concert so even after it's over and i go inside, shower, and lie down, that image still stays in my head. that energy makes me really happy. 🐶: from stay's pov, they might see me lying down and think, what is he doing lying down like that? 🐶: but for me, i think it’s kind of an action that naturally comes out when i'm feeling really proud and happy

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41,013 views • 5 days ago

"There's been a lot of internal factors. I don't want to get too crazy into it, but there's been adjustments I've have to make based off of things that people are seeing. It just hasn't really lined up. It's been pretty late in the adjustment period and it's just not lining up out there. I don't really feel like myself. I don't feel like my mind is completely clear to go out there and attack. I do feel physically strong, I do feel mentally strong overall. I just think there's just some factors that are building up and I'm just not executing at the clip I want to." - Luke Weaver

"There's been a lot of internal factors. I don't want to get too crazy into it, but there's been adjustments I've have to make based off of things that people are seeing. It just hasn't really lined up. It's been pretty late in the adjustment period and it's just not lining up out there. I don't really feel like myself. I don't feel like my mind is completely clear to go out there and attack. I do feel physically strong, I do feel mentally strong overall. I just think there's just some factors that are building up and I'm just not executing at the clip I want to." - Luke Weaver

SNY Yankees

343,822 views • 11 months ago

🎥| “It’s nice to have a moment and reminisce and think about all the good times. And, obviously, you know, when you’re looking back like that, I’m just filled with gratitude. I’ve been so fucking lucky since I’ve been like 18 years old, and I’ve... I still remember crystal clear... I can remember picking my outfit out for... You’ve seen it, it’s bad, isn’t it? But, you know, at the time, like, it was alright at the time, that’s the point, I think. But I can remember picking the outfit out. I can remember going to boot camp, and I didn’t really expect too much truthfully. I’d never been in a situation like that before in my life, you know, I didn’t go to stage school or anything like that. So, I didn’t really know what to expect and, uh, really I was just there for the experience. And, I can remember... I can remember when the producers came up to us and you could see that something was going on. Now, I’m a big X Factor fan, that’s the show that we came up on. And, you kind of had a feeling that it was something really exciting, you’d seen similar things happen before, and then we got put together—five fucking strangers, crazy shit, you know? I feel incredibly lucky to have the career that I’ve had. Sixteen years is fucking crazy, I got goosebumps saying that then! Thank you, thank you. I’m proud of us, I’m proud of us, I really am. So, uh, yeah, a bit emotional today, but it’s been lovely. It’s been a really lovely day, the gig today has been fucking lovely, really, really. I love yous!” Louis Tomlinson on stage at #HDWGHWTOrlando via FiveFlowerss

🎥| “It’s nice to have a moment and reminisce and think about all the good times. And, obviously, you know, when you’re looking back like that, I’m just filled with gratitude. I’ve been so fucking lucky since I’ve been like 18 years old, and I’ve... I still remember crystal clear... I can remember picking my outfit out for... You’ve seen it, it’s bad, isn’t it? But, you know, at the time, like, it was alright at the time, that’s the point, I think. But I can remember picking the outfit out. I can remember going to boot camp, and I didn’t really expect too much truthfully. I’d never been in a situation like that before in my life, you know, I didn’t go to stage school or anything like that. So, I didn’t really know what to expect and, uh, really I was just there for the experience. And, I can remember... I can remember when the producers came up to us and you could see that something was going on. Now, I’m a big X Factor fan, that’s the show that we came up on. And, you kind of had a feeling that it was something really exciting, you’d seen similar things happen before, and then we got put together—five fucking strangers, crazy shit, you know? I feel incredibly lucky to have the career that I’ve had. Sixteen years is fucking crazy, I got goosebumps saying that then! Thank you, thank you. I’m proud of us, I’m proud of us, I really am. So, uh, yeah, a bit emotional today, but it’s been lovely. It’s been a really lovely day, the gig today has been fucking lovely, really, really. I love yous!” Louis Tomlinson on stage at #HDWGHWTOrlando via FiveFlowerss

World Tomlinson

30,025 views • 2 months ago

a moment when MY healed you the most? 🌙 during fansign, a MY came up to me and for no particular reason said "i'm always on aeri's side, no matter what" , "i just really like aeri" and when i heard that, i think i really felt a sense of fulfillment about the work that i do. It also made me think a lot about the fact that people like me and of course i'm grateful but i think that's when i truly realized "this is a really happy moment." like that.

a moment when MY healed you the most? 🌙 during fansign, a MY came up to me and for no particular reason said "i'm always on aeri's side, no matter what" , "i just really like aeri" and when i heard that, i think i really felt a sense of fulfillment about the work that i do. It also made me think a lot about the fact that people like me and of course i'm grateful but i think that's when i truly realized "this is a really happy moment." like that.

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69,751 views • 4 months ago

Mew : In the past, I think I paid a lot of attention to the people around me. I feel that this really comes with time and experience. As I’ve gotten older, it like the outside noise has quieted down. I’ve started listening to myself more, and also to the people who are truly important to me. So right now, I feel like I’ve reached a point where I’ve found my balance. There was a time when I felt burned out too, from working very hard and from moments of panic caused by comments on social media, including antis. All of that made me feel quite pressured about standing here. Right now, I don’t really feel pressured anymore. I just want to do things my way. If you want to keep following me, that's fine. If not, you can follow someone else.

Mew : In the past, I think I paid a lot of attention to the people around me. I feel that this really comes with time and experience. As I’ve gotten older, it like the outside noise has quieted down. I’ve started listening to myself more, and also to the people who are truly important to me. So right now, I feel like I’ve reached a point where I’ve found my balance. There was a time when I felt burned out too, from working very hard and from moments of panic caused by comments on social media, including antis. All of that made me feel quite pressured about standing here. Right now, I don’t really feel pressured anymore. I just want to do things my way. If you want to keep following me, that's fine. If not, you can follow someone else.

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27,188 views • 11 months ago

Rookie #Steelers RB Kaleb Johnson: “I feel like the hidden part of my game is my speed and my catching ability. I feel like I can really contribute with my catching … protections and stuff like that. A-Rod and all the quarterbacks, I feel like they’re trust in me now.”

Rookie #Steelers RB Kaleb Johnson: “I feel like the hidden part of my game is my speed and my catching ability. I feel like I can really contribute with my catching … protections and stuff like that. A-Rod and all the quarterbacks, I feel like they’re trust in me now.”

Christopher Carter

103,084 views • 1 year ago

💎 what are your thoughts about being in your 30s? 🐱 hmm actually I just talked abt a lot of other thoughts earlier, but I feel that whether it’s 30 or 20, there hasn’t really been a big change in my mindset.. I don’t really know why, but it feels like I’m kind of still stuck at 20 🐱 I don’t feel a particularly big difference overall in how I experience things, instead I feel like I go through even more everyday than before, and I’ve become more expressive too.. like I’m getting more and more small sudden inspirations that come up on set while filming now, I think that’s smtg I’m really lucky abt 🐱 one thing I’ve always felt lucky abt is that I get to do a job I truly love.. and while doing this work, I’ve always had so many people supporting me, so I really feel thankful to have been this fortunate

💎 what are your thoughts about being in your 30s? 🐱 hmm actually I just talked abt a lot of other thoughts earlier, but I feel that whether it’s 30 or 20, there hasn’t really been a big change in my mindset.. I don’t really know why, but it feels like I’m kind of still stuck at 20 🐱 I don’t feel a particularly big difference overall in how I experience things, instead I feel like I go through even more everyday than before, and I’ve become more expressive too.. like I’m getting more and more small sudden inspirations that come up on set while filming now, I think that’s smtg I’m really lucky abt 🐱 one thing I’ve always felt lucky abt is that I get to do a job I truly love.. and while doing this work, I’ve always had so many people supporting me, so I really feel thankful to have been this fortunate

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31,366 views • 3 months ago

Bella Mir says the pressure surrounding her Contender Series fight didn’t feel any different because she’s dealt with hate and scrutiny her entire career: "I’ve always had a target on my back because of my last name... After the fight, a lot of fighters were texting me and trying to keep my hopes up and tell me everything was going to be OK. I was kind of confused. I was like, ‘I feel like this is pretty well known, I’m not really liked in every sport I compete in.’ You hear the NCAA finals and there were more boos than there were cheers. I feel like that’s just what it’s been like my whole life. I feel like I’ve never been the one being cheered for. So honestly, the hate after the fight didn’t surprise me at all.”

Bella Mir says the pressure surrounding her Contender Series fight didn’t feel any different because she’s dealt with hate and scrutiny her entire career: "I’ve always had a target on my back because of my last name... After the fight, a lot of fighters were texting me and trying to keep my hopes up and tell me everything was going to be OK. I was kind of confused. I was like, ‘I feel like this is pretty well known, I’m not really liked in every sport I compete in.’ You hear the NCAA finals and there were more boos than there were cheers. I feel like that’s just what it’s been like my whole life. I feel like I’ve never been the one being cheered for. So honestly, the hate after the fight didn’t surprise me at all.”

Ariel Helwani

33,658 views • 25 days ago

yoona: i think my favourite ost depends the scene. but i really love all of the osts for ‘bon appetit, your majesty’. (...) still, i personally like ballads a lot so i think my favourite is ‘i find you’ that is like the main ost #DOYOUNG #도영

yoona: i think my favourite ost depends the scene. but i really love all of the osts for ‘bon appetit, your majesty’. (...) still, i personally like ballads a lot so i think my favourite is ‘i find you’ that is like the main ost #DOYOUNG #도영

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26,342 views • 11 months ago