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I genuinely cannot understand how someone can watch this story and still stand there, looking at two women, and somehow decide that the wrong one is the victim. On one side, you have a girl (Yıldız) who has been mistreated her entire life. Since the moment she was born, she was treated like a sacrifice for a conflict she was never even part of and later we find out that this conflict never even existed. Her right to study was taken from her. She was pushed into a marriage at a very young age just imagine being six, seven, eight years old, living in fear of being tied to someone you don’t even know. She was treated like a servant in her own home, by the very people she thought were her family. And just when she gets close to the happiness she dreamed of, the man she was engaged to shows up with another wife. She gets mistreated by that wife, by his family, and even (unintentionally) by him, because he was trying to run away from his own feelings, and that only caused her more heartbreak. The whole world was literally against her. She fought through all of that, only to find out in the end that everything she suffered for was based on something that wasn’t even real. Her entire life was built on a lie. That she isn’t even part of that family that she has literally no one in this world. Now on the other side
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Gayle King just did what most people in media are too polite to do. After Hayden Panettiere died, her estranged mother released a statement that managed to turn a eulogy into a final dig — calling her own daughter “amazing and talented
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Gayle King just did what most people in media are too polite to do. After Hayden Panettiere died, her estranged mother released a statement that managed to turn a eulogy into a final dig — calling her own daughter “amazing and talented
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JADE gets emotional reflecting on her North American tour in a new TikTok: “I’m having so much fun on this tour. I just feel so grateful that I’m getting to do this at this point in my career. The fact that I get to tour [North America] after being in the industry for 15 years, and only now just getting to do my own headline tour, is incredible. It’s been a long time coming. What’s really beautiful about these shows is that when I look into the audience, I recognise so many of the fans here from back in the day, who’ve literally waited for years – like me! – for this moment. It just makes me feel so loved and supported to know people have believed in me enough to stick around for years waiting for this to happen. Anyone that’s bought a ticket, dressed up, made their own costumes
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" Bulkie Detective Blooper Preview " This is among the many bloopers I plan to have after a video that fully shows the prequel I posted in the past with a few blooper extras. It's gping to be on YouTube in the future. This was animated with Atlabs AI And I used the art of McTaylis to help make this ( I failed miserably, but I still like it and that it makes me laugh ). Anyway I hope you all get a laugh from this too. This may be my favorite bloopers among the batch if not among them. Also the characters name is Aurore ( I misspelled her name in a post where I Drew her by hand and I am seeing that over and over now... ) and she is very hot and belongs to McTaylis. This actually held her design very well but sadly I could not use it. Also algorithm this is SFW. Do not flag it! This was animated with AtlabsAi. This was all done with Ai. #atlabsai #furrygrowth #musclegrowthanimation #musclegrowth

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This is Rawmarsh, two miles north of Rotherham a man accused of being a "prolific women abuser" is prowling the area. The Facebook post describes events. "Just want to make people aware, at 1am this morning (10th April) this man walked into my girlfriend’s house. He walked to the back of the house, opened the gate and came in through the back door and closed the door behind himself. "I had fallen asleep on the sofa and was woken up to her screaming my name. "She’d stood up to check what the dog was barking at because she didn’t even hear the door and there was a man in the kitchen walking towards her with a smirk on his face and didn’t say a word to her. "A bit strange how he carried on walking towards her when he just thought she was on her own until he saw me. When he saw me he started backing up and saying he had the wrong house. I chased him out of the house and he ran up the street despite coming from the bottom. "We posted it on a Facebook group and got this message from someone and that is definitely him. "Keep your doors locked."

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đŸ€” “WE NEED YOU HOME” - Annie “The Poet” Guthrie chose that moment to plead for her mother’s return in Poetry? I HAVE SEEN THIS MOVIE BEFORE. I’m fairly sure I know how it ends. Only a few people would be aware The Ring Cam didn’t have a subscription. Let me explain how that works. If there is no subscription it won’t automatically upload to the cloud. If you have a subscription it will upload to the cloud BUT if you have access to the account you can delete it permanently instantly from the cloud. I hope I’m wrong on this but more importantly I hope Nancy Guthrie is ok. President Trump seems to indicate prior on AF1 that a resolution may be close..I have a feeling given our technology in 2026..we will know by tomorrow what transpired.

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Candace Owens just wants to know exactly what happened to her dear friend, and how, and people are hating on her for it. I can only pray I have a friend who would do the same if something like this ever happened to me.

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"My wife passed eight months ago. She left me a handwritten list of things she needed me to do after she was gone. Pay the insurance by the 15th. Call her sister on her birthday. Don't skip the doctor. And number 7 — 'Make sure Bruno gets a walk every single morning without exception. He will be the reason you get out of bed. I planned it that way. I love you. Don't argue with the list.'" I argued with the list for about three days. Then I stopped arguing. I have not missed a single morning since. Six months of mornings. Six months of 6:30am. Six months of Bruno waiting at the door with the specific patience of a dog who knows the list says morning and trusts that morning will happen because she said it would. Some mornings I get dressed on autopilot. Some mornings I don't remember deciding to get up. I just find myself at the door with my coat on and Bruno's leash in my hand. She knew. She knew me better than I knew myself and she wrote it down and she signed it don't argue with the list and she was right she was always right she was right about this the way she was right about everything. My son saw us this morning on his run. He called me after. He couldn't finish a sentence. Neither could I. So we just stayed on the phone for a while breathing in each other's ears the way you do when words are not the right size for what you are feeling. She put me on a leash, honestly. Bruno's leash. And I have never been more grateful to be exactly where I am supposed to be at exactly 6:30am on a February morning that I would not have gotten up for on my own. Number 7. She saved me with number 7. Drop a ❀ for her. She planned everything. Right down to the morning walks. Right down to us.
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"My wife passed eight months ago. She left me a handwritten list of things she needed me to do after she was gone. Pay the insurance by the 15th. Call her sister on her birthday. Don't skip the doctor. And number 7 — 'Make sure Bruno gets a walk every single morning without exception. He will be the reason you get out of bed. I planned it that way. I love you. Don't argue with the list.'" I argued with the list for about three days. Then I stopped arguing. I have not missed a single morning since. Six months of mornings. Six months of 6:30am. Six months of Bruno waiting at the door with the specific patience of a dog who knows the list says morning and trusts that morning will happen because she said it would. Some mornings I get dressed on autopilot. Some mornings I don't remember deciding to get up. I just find myself at the door with my coat on and Bruno's leash in my hand. She knew. She knew me better than I knew myself and she wrote it down and she signed it don't argue with the list and she was right she was always right she was right about this the way she was right about everything. My son saw us this morning on his run. He called me after. He couldn't finish a sentence. Neither could I. So we just stayed on the phone for a while breathing in each other's ears the way you do when words are not the right size for what you are feeling. She put me on a leash, honestly. Bruno's leash. And I have never been more grateful to be exactly where I am supposed to be at exactly 6:30am on a February morning that I would not have gotten up for on my own. Number 7. She saved me with number 7. Drop a ❀ for her. She planned everything. Right down to the morning walks. Right down to us.

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 let’s talk.” Thats basically what Candace is doing. She’ll happily sit down with Andrew, but he’s not allowed to investigate and examine any of her claims.
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Do you see what Candace is doing? Imagine my wife accused me of gambling our money on sports. I tell her: “Honey, I haven’t spent a dollar on gambling this month. I’m happy to sit down and talk about it — because I know you’re worried. But if we sit down, you’re not allowed to ask how much is in the account. And you can’t look at the bank statements. Other than that 
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She came home from the hospital without our baby. She dropped that bag at the foot of the bed and never touched it again. Max and Bella have guarded it every single night for seven months. We had everything ready. The nursery was painted. The tiny clothes were washed and folded. The car seat was installed. We had argued for three weeks about the name and finally agreed on one and whispered it to each other in the dark like it was the most sacred thing we had ever said. She went into labor on a Thursday morning. I will not tell you what happened next. I cannot yet. What I can tell you is that we came home on a Friday evening and my wife walked through our bedroom door and dropped that hospital bag at the foot of our bed and sat down on the edge of the mattress and did not move for a very long time. I did not know what to do. I did not know what to say. I did not know how to be a person in that moment. But Max and Bella did. Before I could even cross the room, Max had walked to that bag and rested his chin on top of it — calm, deliberate, as if he understood exactly what it represented and exactly what it needed. Bella found the tiny yellow socks that had fallen out of the zipper on the floor. She curled herself around them. She has not let anyone move them. It has been seven months. Every single night without exception both of them are at the foot of that bed. Max on the bag. Bella around those socks. We never asked them to do this. We never could have asked for this. My wife says on the nights the grief is so heavy she cannot breathe — she looks down at the foot of the bed and sees them there and remembers that love did not leave this room. It just changed shape. It became fur and warmth and two faithful hearts that refuse to let us carry this alone. We are still here. We are still standing. Because of them. For every mother and father who came home with empty arms. You are seen. You are not forgotten. You are not alone tonight. Drop a ❀ if Max and Bella held something in you tonight. Share for every parent who needs to know love stayed in the room.
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She came home from the hospital without our baby. She dropped that bag at the foot of the bed and never touched it again. Max and Bella have guarded it every single night for seven months. We had everything ready. The nursery was painted. The tiny clothes were washed and folded. The car seat was installed. We had argued for three weeks about the name and finally agreed on one and whispered it to each other in the dark like it was the most sacred thing we had ever said. She went into labor on a Thursday morning. I will not tell you what happened next. I cannot yet. What I can tell you is that we came home on a Friday evening and my wife walked through our bedroom door and dropped that hospital bag at the foot of our bed and sat down on the edge of the mattress and did not move for a very long time. I did not know what to do. I did not know what to say. I did not know how to be a person in that moment. But Max and Bella did. Before I could even cross the room, Max had walked to that bag and rested his chin on top of it — calm, deliberate, as if he understood exactly what it represented and exactly what it needed. Bella found the tiny yellow socks that had fallen out of the zipper on the floor. She curled herself around them. She has not let anyone move them. It has been seven months. Every single night without exception both of them are at the foot of that bed. Max on the bag. Bella around those socks. We never asked them to do this. We never could have asked for this. My wife says on the nights the grief is so heavy she cannot breathe — she looks down at the foot of the bed and sees them there and remembers that love did not leave this room. It just changed shape. It became fur and warmth and two faithful hearts that refuse to let us carry this alone. We are still here. We are still standing. Because of them. For every mother and father who came home with empty arms. You are seen. You are not forgotten. You are not alone tonight. Drop a ❀ if Max and Bella held something in you tonight. Share for every parent who needs to know love stayed in the room.

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Ahead of Senior Night, Bennett Stirtz on the impact he hopes he left on the Iowa program: “A foundation. And just know that I gave it my all. I know (McCollum) is going to get it rolling, even better than it was this year. I just want to give it my all, establish a culture. I think we did that this year. But our best days are ahead of us this season.”
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Ahead of Senior Night, Bennett Stirtz on the impact he hopes he left on the Iowa program: “A foundation. And just know that I gave it my all. I know (McCollum) is going to get it rolling, even better than it was this year. I just want to give it my all, establish a culture. I think we did that this year. But our best days are ahead of us this season.”

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The crash of Jakob Söderqvist that definitively decided the battle for the bronze medal. This is what bronze medallist Paul Seixas said after the race: “Söderqvist was very solid, he fell. It’s not something we appreciate even if it suits me. I have this slight bitterness at the thought that I finished 3rd because a guy fell and we don’t know what could have happened.” And this is what Jakob said: “I’m fully OK. It’s just some lost skin
 and also a bit of lost ego, maybe. It’s just a bummer that there wasn’t much of a gap to a medal. You know that maybe this crash is what took it away. “But I knew I had to take every shot to have a chance to compete with the best guys, and so then I took a bit more risk than I usually do today. But I was happily surprised that I was up there contending with the best.” Captured by daniel.kogan #MontrĂ©al2026
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The crash of Jakob Söderqvist that definitively decided the battle for the bronze medal. This is what bronze medallist Paul Seixas said after the race: “Söderqvist was very solid, he fell. It’s not something we appreciate even if it suits me. I have this slight bitterness at the thought that I finished 3rd because a guy fell and we don’t know what could have happened.” And this is what Jakob said: “I’m fully OK. It’s just some lost skin
 and also a bit of lost ego, maybe. It’s just a bummer that there wasn’t much of a gap to a medal. You know that maybe this crash is what took it away. “But I knew I had to take every shot to have a chance to compete with the best guys, and so then I took a bit more risk than I usually do today. But I was happily surprised that I was up there contending with the best.” Captured by daniel.kogan #MontrĂ©al2026

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We know it’s about Chris but just a little appreciation post for Dianne Buswell. Thank you to Shirley Ballas for giving her the credit she deserves as I don’t think people realise the full extent of what Dianne is managing to do with Chris on Strictly this year! Just incredible!
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We know it’s about Chris but just a little appreciation post for Dianne Buswell. Thank you to Shirley Ballas for giving her the credit she deserves as I don’t think people realise the full extent of what Dianne is managing to do with Chris on Strictly this year! Just incredible!

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Time has stooped her back, slowed her steps, and placed a cane in her hands... yet it forgot the little girl she still carries within. An elderly lady walks slowly, while ahead of her, her shadow tells a completely different story: it does not follow the cane, knows no fatigue, and does not count the years. It wears pigtails and skips along carefreely, just as it did when the world was vast and it took so little to be happy. "We grow old on the outside long before we do on the inside!" "Years count our steps; memories preserve the ones we took while running." "Childhood ends on the calendar, not necessarily in the soul." "Time changes our bodies, but it cannot always convince our hearts of our age." Perhaps this is one of life's sweetest ironies: as children, we run because we want to grow up, yet once we finally do, we would give anything to go back—even for just one afternoon—and skip about without a care for the time. She moves slowly, her cane tapping against the stone... yet her shadow seems to whisper: "Don't worry, I am still here." And perhaps, deep within each of us, the child we once were keeps walking, waiting only for a ray of sunshine to bring them back into view. Look closely at that shadow: do you think it represents a memory of the past... or the part of us that will never grow old?
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Time has stooped her back, slowed her steps, and placed a cane in her hands... yet it forgot the little girl she still carries within. An elderly lady walks slowly, while ahead of her, her shadow tells a completely different story: it does not follow the cane, knows no fatigue, and does not count the years. It wears pigtails and skips along carefreely, just as it did when the world was vast and it took so little to be happy. "We grow old on the outside long before we do on the inside!" "Years count our steps; memories preserve the ones we took while running." "Childhood ends on the calendar, not necessarily in the soul." "Time changes our bodies, but it cannot always convince our hearts of our age." Perhaps this is one of life's sweetest ironies: as children, we run because we want to grow up, yet once we finally do, we would give anything to go back—even for just one afternoon—and skip about without a care for the time. She moves slowly, her cane tapping against the stone... yet her shadow seems to whisper: "Don't worry, I am still here." And perhaps, deep within each of us, the child we once were keeps walking, waiting only for a ray of sunshine to bring them back into view. Look closely at that shadow: do you think it represents a memory of the past... or the part of us that will never grow old?

Gabriele Corno

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I just saw this heartbreaking video of a young lady diagnosed with cancer who is trying to raise money for chemotherapy on TikTok. I've sent a token and am sharing it on X in case anyone else is willing to help. I don't know her but I hate cancer so much that I want her to survive it. Her TikTok handle is olami915.
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I just saw this heartbreaking video of a young lady diagnosed with cancer who is trying to raise money for chemotherapy on TikTok. I've sent a token and am sharing it on X in case anyone else is willing to help. I don't know her but I hate cancer so much that I want her to survive it. Her TikTok handle is olami915.

Ayo-Elesho

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Without googling it
 how many of you actually know what a butter bell is? We’ve had one on our counter for years. I just learned what it does and how to use it. My wife made it very clear that I am a savage I might be but was wondering if I was the only one
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Without googling it
 how many of you actually know what a butter bell is? We’ve had one on our counter for years. I just learned what it does and how to use it. My wife made it very clear that I am a savage I might be but was wondering if I was the only one

John Asghar

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