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Overdo 这一秒过火

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At eight, Anjali lost her eyesight. But she never lost her ability to create. Her vision had been weakening since childhood, so gradually that she didn’t realise she was losing it. It was only when she began bumping into walls and things around her that her family knew something was wrong. There were treatments. An operation. Hope that her sight might return. But the nerves in her eyes eventually stopped functioning. Today, doctors say there is no treatment that can restore her vision. Yet Anjali found a way to see the world differently. As a child, she made diyas for God. Then she began making clay toys. Visiting temples, she became fascinated by the idols of Ganesha, Shiva and other deities. Slowly, she began creating them herself, using her hands to feel every curve, shape and tiny detail. People told her that being blind made her useless. She turned those taunts into fuel. “If a normal person can do anything, so can I,” she told herself. Today, her hands create idols that others can only admire. Her family supports her. Her community, after seeing her art, began supporting her too. Anjali’s story is not about what she lost. It is about everything she refused to let herself lose. Credits : anjali_art_5 on IG #DisabilityInspiration #WomenWhoInspire #IndianArtisans #GaneshaArt #NeverGiveUp [blind artist making Hindu idols, visually impaired woman artisan India, Anjali clay idol maker, inspirational disability story India, women artisans overcoming challenges]

At eight, Anjali lost her eyesight. But she never lost her ability to create. Her vision had been weakening since childhood, so gradually that she didn’t realise she was losing it. It was only when she began bumping into walls and things around her that her family knew something was wrong. There were treatments. An operation. Hope that her sight might return. But the nerves in her eyes eventually stopped functioning. Today, doctors say there is no treatment that can restore her vision. Yet Anjali found a way to see the world differently. As a child, she made diyas for God. Then she began making clay toys. Visiting temples, she became fascinated by the idols of Ganesha, Shiva and other deities. Slowly, she began creating them herself, using her hands to feel every curve, shape and tiny detail. People told her that being blind made her useless. She turned those taunts into fuel. “If a normal person can do anything, so can I,” she told herself. Today, her hands create idols that others can only admire. Her family supports her. Her community, after seeing her art, began supporting her too. Anjali’s story is not about what she lost. It is about everything she refused to let herself lose. Credits : anjali_art_5 on IG #DisabilityInspiration #WomenWhoInspire #IndianArtisans #GaneshaArt #NeverGiveUp [blind artist making Hindu idols, visually impaired woman artisan India, Anjali clay idol maker, inspirational disability story India, women artisans overcoming challenges]

The Better India

26,336 Aufrufe • vor 5 Tagen

Alison Armstrong told a story that's the whole lesson in one moment. Early on with her partner, he was driving too close to the edge of the road and it scared her. So she said what most of us say: 'do you always drive so close to the white line?' From the back seat she watched the back of his head, and he said, calm as anything, 'that sounds a lot like criticism, and I stopped taking that a long time ago.' A man who would not cave. And it made her cry, but she felt safe enough to tell the truth: 'I'm so sorry, I was scared.' Months later, when he drove too close again, she'd learned. She just said, 'I'm scared you're too close to that car.' Same information, no knife hidden under the nice words. And that, she says, is everything men need to know. Criticism and complaints aren't actionable. But 'here's what I need, here's what it would look like, here's the difference it would make, and tell me my part in it,' that a man will act on every time.

Alison Armstrong told a story that's the whole lesson in one moment. Early on with her partner, he was driving too close to the edge of the road and it scared her. So she said what most of us say: 'do you always drive so close to the white line?' From the back seat she watched the back of his head, and he said, calm as anything, 'that sounds a lot like criticism, and I stopped taking that a long time ago.' A man who would not cave. And it made her cry, but she felt safe enough to tell the truth: 'I'm so sorry, I was scared.' Months later, when he drove too close again, she'd learned. She just said, 'I'm scared you're too close to that car.' Same information, no knife hidden under the nice words. And that, she says, is everything men need to know. Criticism and complaints aren't actionable. But 'here's what I need, here's what it would look like, here's the difference it would make, and tell me my part in it,' that a man will act on every time.

Dad Starting Over

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She was in the zone, headphones on, focused, pushing through her workout like any other day at the gym. No distractions. No drama. Just her routine. Then, out of nowhere, someone walked straight up to her, looked her up and down, and said it: “Do you really think it’s appropriate to walk around the gym in that top?” Just like that… the entire vibe shifted. For a second, she thought it had to be a joke. But the tone? Dead serious. Judgmental. Unprovoked. She pulled out one earbud, looked at her, and said, “Are you kidding me?” Because what was she supposed to do, apologize for working out in workout clothes? The moment wasn’t just awkward… it was tense. Eyes starting to turn. People noticing. And suddenly, a private workout became a public confrontation. Now it’s not even about the outfit. it’s about boundaries. The gym is already hard enough without someone policing what you wear while you’re just trying to show up. If someone confronted you like this mid-workout… would you clap back, ignore it, or leave altogether?

She was in the zone, headphones on, focused, pushing through her workout like any other day at the gym. No distractions. No drama. Just her routine. Then, out of nowhere, someone walked straight up to her, looked her up and down, and said it: “Do you really think it’s appropriate to walk around the gym in that top?” Just like that… the entire vibe shifted. For a second, she thought it had to be a joke. But the tone? Dead serious. Judgmental. Unprovoked. She pulled out one earbud, looked at her, and said, “Are you kidding me?” Because what was she supposed to do, apologize for working out in workout clothes? The moment wasn’t just awkward… it was tense. Eyes starting to turn. People noticing. And suddenly, a private workout became a public confrontation. Now it’s not even about the outfit. it’s about boundaries. The gym is already hard enough without someone policing what you wear while you’re just trying to show up. If someone confronted you like this mid-workout… would you clap back, ignore it, or leave altogether?

Dr.L

202,825 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

Her mother spent $4,000 to record a birthday song for a thirteen year old girl. It changed the next decade of that girl's life in ways nobody could have predicted. The song was called Friday. Rebecca Black recorded it during school break, just for fun. It sat at around 1,000 views for a month. Then it didn't. It became the most disliked video on all of YouTube. The count was public back then. Everyone could see it. Millions of people had gone out of their way to press a button just to register their contempt for a thirteen year old girl. She was in eighth grade. Kids at school would walk past her singing it in mocking voices. Food was thrown at her. She received threatening messages serious enough that police investigated them. She eventually switched to homeschooling. At nineteen, almost every producer she approached told her they would never work with her. She wrote years later that she had spent most of her teenage years terribly ashamed of herself and afraid of the world. She kept going. Lady Gaga called the song genius. Katy Perry championed her publicly and invited her to appear in her own music video. Friday was covered on Glee. Her 2023 debut album received critical acclaim. In 2025 she released her second album, toured across North America and Europe, and opened for Katy Perry on a world tour. She has turned down every offer to have the video removed from the internet. She said pulling it down would only attach more shame to something she no longer feels ashamed of. The video has been watched over 167 million times.

Her mother spent $4,000 to record a birthday song for a thirteen year old girl. It changed the next decade of that girl's life in ways nobody could have predicted. The song was called Friday. Rebecca Black recorded it during school break, just for fun. It sat at around 1,000 views for a month. Then it didn't. It became the most disliked video on all of YouTube. The count was public back then. Everyone could see it. Millions of people had gone out of their way to press a button just to register their contempt for a thirteen year old girl. She was in eighth grade. Kids at school would walk past her singing it in mocking voices. Food was thrown at her. She received threatening messages serious enough that police investigated them. She eventually switched to homeschooling. At nineteen, almost every producer she approached told her they would never work with her. She wrote years later that she had spent most of her teenage years terribly ashamed of herself and afraid of the world. She kept going. Lady Gaga called the song genius. Katy Perry championed her publicly and invited her to appear in her own music video. Friday was covered on Glee. Her 2023 debut album received critical acclaim. In 2025 she released her second album, toured across North America and Europe, and opened for Katy Perry on a world tour. She has turned down every offer to have the video removed from the internet. She said pulling it down would only attach more shame to something she no longer feels ashamed of. The video has been watched over 167 million times.

Lemma the Optimist

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Hillary Clinton is still grappling with how Donald Trump got in her head in the second 2016 debate: "I've thought about that 100,000 times." She didn't know what to do: "I'm thinking, okay, if I turn on him and say, what are you doing? Or, back off. Does that look like I can't handle him? Does that look like I am rattled?" "Does that look like I, you know, I'm a woman who shouldn't be in the Oval Office if I ignore it?" "So I ignored it. I mean, that was what I eventually decided to do because I didn't want to look either, like I was being made to be nervous." She'll never get over 2016. Carries it with her every day of her life.

Hillary Clinton is still grappling with how Donald Trump got in her head in the second 2016 debate: "I've thought about that 100,000 times." She didn't know what to do: "I'm thinking, okay, if I turn on him and say, what are you doing? Or, back off. Does that look like I can't handle him? Does that look like I am rattled?" "Does that look like I, you know, I'm a woman who shouldn't be in the Oval Office if I ignore it?" "So I ignored it. I mean, that was what I eventually decided to do because I didn't want to look either, like I was being made to be nervous." She'll never get over 2016. Carries it with her every day of her life.

Western Lensman

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Thank you Evans for this. I have always said this and I love that more people are seeing it as well. When Meg lied on Oprah that a senior royal has worried about what colour of skin Archie would be, I always said It was herself she was talking about. Narcissists ALWAYS accuse their victims of doing what they do themselves. They projects constantly. Every accusation is a self confession and you can clearly see Meg's desperation to be seen as a White british royal; She is desperate🔥 That is why she writes the titles everywhere even on her own clothes and front door rug🤡 She is not trying to be relatable, she treats americans like "illiterate villagers"; and she sees herself as the british royal there to teach them about life and impress her "Lofty" knowledge on "peasant americans." That is how she treated her guests who all had to sing how pretty she is and how great she is; that is how she treats Serena and all her "Friends". She is superior, they are there to do her bidding and worship her😏 Yet the general public can see what an incredibly insecure woman she is. She has done everything she could to "white pass" and erased her black carribean roots from her mother. At one point Meg even claimed yo be italian; Anything but accepting her afro carribean and american roots🤦🏽‍♀️ She only use Doria as a "black card" when she needs to attack the RF and cosplay a victim of Racism. But in real life Meghan is desperate to be seen as a white british royal. She is so desperate that she sat on Drew Barrymore show and pretended that her children, born and raise in the US; by an american mother and a black carribean grandmother "Still have british accent" STILL?!!!🤡 The boy left the UK when he was 6 months and has never been back. The daughter was born in the US and Has never been to the UK. Harry's british accent has become so washed out it is embarrassing. So what British Accent do they STILL have?!🤡 This donkey is so delusional and obsessed with Great Britian, it is embarrasing how pathologically she lies. Meghan has never taken pride in her black features: she had surgery to correct her nose and she permanently altered her curls chemically to look more White. She has one daughter and did not bother to name that daughter after her black mother or any black family member or black feminists. She picked two white british women🤡 More to the point, while living in California, she dresses or rather photoshop that girl wearing english garments with tights exactly like Princess Charlotte dressed as a little girl. But remember this is the Meghan who refused and mocked Catherine for wanting the bridesmaids to wear tights at her wedding🤡 Meg has never praised Archie's features or brown eyes, but she has been gushing about her daughter blue eyes "like Diana". She has never praised ANY feature that could be associated with the black skin🔥 But she quasi-orgasmed on Netflix about her daughter blue eyes and red hair Screaming "Blue blue blue eyes!"🤦🏽‍♀️ My goodness... how embarrasing. No Meg has never wanted to be relatable or black; she wants to feel superior and wants to be identified as a white british royal. This is why she clinge to those titles like glue. She takes zero pride in her black caribbean or american roots; None. Yes, she was the one who worried, Doria's blood would come through and show in her children🤡 She sat there days and nights worrying Archie might not be white enough to fit her ideal of the perfect little white boy...maybe blond with "blue, blue, blue eyes" looking so eerily like Diana..😏☕️ 📹Queer Lips of Truth II 🇸🇱🇬🇧

Thank you Evans for this. I have always said this and I love that more people are seeing it as well. When Meg lied on Oprah that a senior royal has worried about what colour of skin Archie would be, I always said It was herself she was talking about. Narcissists ALWAYS accuse their victims of doing what they do themselves. They projects constantly. Every accusation is a self confession and you can clearly see Meg's desperation to be seen as a White british royal; She is desperate🔥 That is why she writes the titles everywhere even on her own clothes and front door rug🤡 She is not trying to be relatable, she treats americans like "illiterate villagers"; and she sees herself as the british royal there to teach them about life and impress her "Lofty" knowledge on "peasant americans." That is how she treated her guests who all had to sing how pretty she is and how great she is; that is how she treats Serena and all her "Friends". She is superior, they are there to do her bidding and worship her😏 Yet the general public can see what an incredibly insecure woman she is. She has done everything she could to "white pass" and erased her black carribean roots from her mother. At one point Meg even claimed yo be italian; Anything but accepting her afro carribean and american roots🤦🏽‍♀️ She only use Doria as a "black card" when she needs to attack the RF and cosplay a victim of Racism. But in real life Meghan is desperate to be seen as a white british royal. She is so desperate that she sat on Drew Barrymore show and pretended that her children, born and raise in the US; by an american mother and a black carribean grandmother "Still have british accent" STILL?!!!🤡 The boy left the UK when he was 6 months and has never been back. The daughter was born in the US and Has never been to the UK. Harry's british accent has become so washed out it is embarrassing. So what British Accent do they STILL have?!🤡 This donkey is so delusional and obsessed with Great Britian, it is embarrasing how pathologically she lies. Meghan has never taken pride in her black features: she had surgery to correct her nose and she permanently altered her curls chemically to look more White. She has one daughter and did not bother to name that daughter after her black mother or any black family member or black feminists. She picked two white british women🤡 More to the point, while living in California, she dresses or rather photoshop that girl wearing english garments with tights exactly like Princess Charlotte dressed as a little girl. But remember this is the Meghan who refused and mocked Catherine for wanting the bridesmaids to wear tights at her wedding🤡 Meg has never praised Archie's features or brown eyes, but she has been gushing about her daughter blue eyes "like Diana". She has never praised ANY feature that could be associated with the black skin🔥 But she quasi-orgasmed on Netflix about her daughter blue eyes and red hair Screaming "Blue blue blue eyes!"🤦🏽‍♀️ My goodness... how embarrasing. No Meg has never wanted to be relatable or black; she wants to feel superior and wants to be identified as a white british royal. This is why she clinge to those titles like glue. She takes zero pride in her black caribbean or american roots; None. Yes, she was the one who worried, Doria's blood would come through and show in her children🤡 She sat there days and nights worrying Archie might not be white enough to fit her ideal of the perfect little white boy...maybe blond with "blue, blue, blue eyes" looking so eerily like Diana..😏☕️ 📹Queer Lips of Truth II 🇸🇱🇬🇧

Canellecitadelle

49,242 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr