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3/12 🎈

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Sense Receptor

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kiki ⛈️

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Jesus Freakin Congress

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Camus

41,966 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

Meghan Markle: “I wasn’t just being thrown to the wolves. I was being fed to the wolves.” Also Meghan Markle: here’s our Oprah interview, here’s our Netflix documentary, here’s Harry’s memoir, here’s our podcasts, here’s our magazine interviews, and here’s another anonymous source briefing the media. Sorry, but do people really believe everything these two say? Even listening to their story in their own words, it comes across as an incredibly self-serving narrative. We’re supposed to believe a love story that began with Harry seeing Meghan on Instagram with a dog filter and asking, “Who is that?” I swear he himself doesn’t even believe what he is saying. Then we’re told they wanted to take things slowly, yet the relationship moved at breakneck speed. And then there’s Meghan talking about how she had her life, her path, her career until she met H. A career doing what exactly, Meghan Markle? The way she tells it, you’d think she was a global superstar at the height of her profession. The reality was a lot less dramatic. The constant rewriting of history is exhausting. And the complete lack of self-awareness. They spent years accusing the Royal Family of leaking and briefing the press while making a career out of telling their very self serving side of every private family disagreement. Even now, we’re getting stories weeks before Harry’s supposed UK trip about possibly bringing Archie and Lili, visiting Diana’s grave, and all sorts of personal family details. If privacy is so important, why is any of that being briefed to the media in the first place? Nobody has revealed more private family conversations, more family grievances, or more personal details than Harry and Meghan themselves. Yet somehow we’re still expected to believe they’re the victims of leaks and briefings. Harry and Meghan demand privacy while constantly managing a public narrative. Most people who want privacy simply live their lives. They don’t announce every grievance, every family dispute, every visit, every plan and every emotion through interviews, books, documentaries and briefings.

Queen Esther

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This is actually a pretty good description of (some) things that will get girls chasing you. (While you generally don’t want to listen to female dating advice for men, a woman simply DESCRIBING what men have done with her that worked can be very informative.) In this case, the guy was using: ✅ Confident, self-possessed body language. She doesn’t say it, but I guarantee you he had great posture, moved slowly and deliberately but smoothly, and took up space. Doubtless had excellent eye contact. ✅ At some point (ONCE he had her INVESTED enough) he asked her if she thought he was ‘hot’. This was deep in the second date, probably after some good bonding or connection so she doesn’t want to burst the bubble by saying something other than ‘yes’. What this did was trigger a psychological concept called COMMITMENT-CONSISTENCY where, once someone has verbally agreed to something, that person then feels compelled to act in-line with it, and even reorients his or her views to match what was said. (You can read about this in Robert Cialdini’s book “Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion”, where he has a ton more studies + examples.) ✅ Once he had her out the third time, he could tell she wasn’t into him enough yet, but was invested enough to have come out multiple times, so he just hung back and gave her space to chase. What happens when she chases? Well, that is simple enough: she starts to like you more (then more!). (Also, you might think his dogged follow up of her was ‘chasing’, especially if you are the type who only texts a girl once or twice then quits if she isn’t all about it… however: there is a right way and a wrong way to follow up doggedly. The fact that this guy got another date and she started chasing him tells you he did it the right way. The right way is ‘persistence’, rather than ‘pursuit’.) A lot of guys now don’t use (or know) game at all… they’re just totally winging it on “does she instantly feel me or not?” You may not believe it until you try it for yourself, but yeah, there is a reason men have been doing this stuff with women since Ovid’s time and before… probably since long before recorded history. If you want her to CHASE, you need to get her invested enough to be willing to — then, after that, you must create the SPACE for her to chase you in!

Girls Chase 🏃‍♀️💨

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Joseph Fasano

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Mue Deborah

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🚨WOW!!! A 16-year-old boy driving to work saw a car in a ditch, but every other driver kept going by... ...not this boy, he stopped his car and he found a woman UNCONSCIOUS behind the wheel and he SAVED HER LIFE!!! First responders say if he'd been even been 20 minutes later, she would NOT have survived! His name is Randy Gerlach, from Morrison, Illinois. Earlier this month he was driving to work when he spotted a car sitting in a ditch along Linden Road. He watched as other cars drove right past it. Randy couldn't shake the feeling that something was wrong. So he turned around in town, because he figured if it was just a fender bender, the driver would be long gone by now. They weren't. He walked up to the car and found a woman slumped over, unconscious, engine still running, doors locked. He called 911 immediately and stayed on the line, doing exactly what the dispatcher told him until crews arrived and pulled her from the locked car. He went with them all the way to the hospital, and the first responders told him something chilling: 20 minutes later... and she likely doesn't survive. TWENTY. MINUTES. His family calls him a hero. But good ol' Randy refuses to say so. He says he was just in the right place at the right time and actually did the right thing instead of driving past. His advice to everyone else? "Go with your gut." The woman is out of the hospital, back at work, and recovering. She is ALIVE because a 16-year-old kid did what the adults didn't do... he cared enough to stop and help a fellow America The next generation isn't lost, folks. Some of them are out here turning around when everyone else keeps driving. Amazing!!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Matt Van Swol

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