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People usually joke about how Sephiroth trauma dump/ overshares, which I also find a little funny, but it’s very sad when you stop to think that at this point he was distressed dealing with his friends’ betrayal and for the first time in years he really had no one... show more

alexia🪽 Sephiroth 🔛🔝

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Фото профиля alexia🪽 Sephiroth 🔛🔝

alexia🪽 Sephiroth 🔛🔝1 год назад

At this point he was already not eating nor sleeping well in months, losing considerable weight to the point Angeal noticed it. He also has been always so reserved and suddenly he shares all this information around people he literally never talked to

Фото профиля Jeri

Jeri1 год назад

whaaat, he just occasionally mentions some of his problems, but he still keeps it to himself 😭 he's so sad and lonely, ughhhh THIS POOR MAN

Фото профиля alexia🪽 Sephiroth 🔛🔝

alexia🪽 Sephiroth 🔛🔝1 год назад

We can see that he really wants to talk but when he sees what he’s doing he refrains himself 😭 FREE YOURSELF KING

Фото профиля 🐍🐥🧬 Kizu 🧬🎊🧧

🐍🐥🧬 Kizu 🧬🎊🧧1 год назад

He desperately wanted sb to hear and feel him. 😭💔 Sb to listen and understand… 😢

Фото профиля alexia🪽 Sephiroth 🔛🔝

alexia🪽 Sephiroth 🔛🔝1 год назад

Everyone wanted his power and glory and all he wanted was to talk and be understood.. poor baby 😭

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Suzanne Contant1 год назад

"I have no home." "You still got parents though, right?" Zack. Zack. He just said he doesn't have a home. How could he have parents? THINK, Zack. 😭😭😭

Фото профиля GOyito08033

GOyito080331 год назад

Poor guy is broken. He wasnt pure evil, he was a hero a legend and a good friend to angeal, genesis and zack... After the betrayal he got depressed and unstable mentally lost hks 2 equals / friends and in Mt nibel and shinra manor discovered jenova cells experiments... +

Фото профиля Wings

Wings1 год назад

A sign of the breakdown to come 😭

Фото профиля alexia🪽 Sephiroth 🔛🔝

alexia🪽 Sephiroth 🔛🔝1 год назад

He was really like a timing bomb 😭

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Kian1 год назад

POOOOOOOKIEEEEEE😭😭😭😭

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171,460 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

jongin and when he got kicked out by the security guard. he was so sad that he had to stop his activities cause of his sudden enlistment, so he rushed to do one last live for his fans in a corner, but the guard broke the mood and told him to leave cause he overstayed his time 🥺

jongin and when he got kicked out by the security guard. he was so sad that he had to stop his activities cause of his sudden enlistment, so he rushed to do one last live for his fans in a corner, but the guard broke the mood and told him to leave cause he overstayed his time 🥺

klea

215,857 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Gradey Dick on Jamal Shead: “He’s amazing. He wants everyone to succeed.” “He has our backs, he has my back, and I have his. When you have a point guard like that, it’s super motivational, and see the work that he puts in every single day.” “People don’t talk about enough about his selflessness. He wants everyone to win.” “I had just missed a shot, and he was one of the first guys that came up to me and said ‘just stay right there.’” “He’s amazing.”

Gradey Dick on Jamal Shead: “He’s amazing. He wants everyone to succeed.” “He has our backs, he has my back, and I have his. When you have a point guard like that, it’s super motivational, and see the work that he puts in every single day.” “People don’t talk about enough about his selflessness. He wants everyone to win.” “I had just missed a shot, and he was one of the first guys that came up to me and said ‘just stay right there.’” “He’s amazing.”

Omer Osman

17,679 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

RFK Jr. just revealed Charlie Kirk was one of the only people who gave him a platform to EXPOSE Anthony Fauci. While the media censored Kennedy, Charlie Kirk gave him a megaphone. “He had me on his show for this very wide-ranging interview in which he really let me talk a lot—which was unusual at that time, because I was not allowed to talk on most outlets.” “Even during the campaign when he was strongly supporting President Trump, we always had communication.” “After I made the endorsement, I saw him all the time, and he helped me a lot during the transition.” “The thing that united us was his total commitment to free speech.”

RFK Jr. just revealed Charlie Kirk was one of the only people who gave him a platform to EXPOSE Anthony Fauci. While the media censored Kennedy, Charlie Kirk gave him a megaphone. “He had me on his show for this very wide-ranging interview in which he really let me talk a lot—which was unusual at that time, because I was not allowed to talk on most outlets.” “Even during the campaign when he was strongly supporting President Trump, we always had communication.” “After I made the endorsement, I saw him all the time, and he helped me a lot during the transition.” “The thing that united us was his total commitment to free speech.”

Children’s Health Defense

120,237 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

🔥🚨NEW: Justin Gaethje gives “mad props” to Max Holloway for knocking him out at #UFC300, admits he had “too many misconceptions” about how the fight would play out. 👀💯 “Max was very good that night. He was very hard to touch. Very hard to punch. Very hard to read.” “.. I think I probably went in there with too many misconceptions on what was gonna occur, and it’s not something I allow myself to do too often. So I do think that was a mistake that I made. Having a plan.” “.. I went in there, got punched, and I had to make those adjustments, but he was just so good that night that I couldn’t find an answer.” “Mad props to him. Been a huge fan of that guy for a long time. He has no idea, but I watch him when he streams his video games. I never thought I would fight him.” 🎥 YouTube via Justin Gaethje #UFC #MMA

🔥🚨NEW: Justin Gaethje gives “mad props” to Max Holloway for knocking him out at #UFC300, admits he had “too many misconceptions” about how the fight would play out. 👀💯 “Max was very good that night. He was very hard to touch. Very hard to punch. Very hard to read.” “.. I think I probably went in there with too many misconceptions on what was gonna occur, and it’s not something I allow myself to do too often. So I do think that was a mistake that I made. Having a plan.” “.. I went in there, got punched, and I had to make those adjustments, but he was just so good that night that I couldn’t find an answer.” “Mad props to him. Been a huge fan of that guy for a long time. He has no idea, but I watch him when he streams his video games. I never thought I would fight him.” 🎥 YouTube via Justin Gaethje #UFC #MMA

Parry Punch

538,666 просмотров • 2 лет назад

Cheryl Hines reveals the #1 thing that surprised her when she finally met President Trump. Once Bill Maher heard this, his eyes lit up because he had the exact same experience. HINES: “Somebody was just asking me… what surprised me the most. And I said I was surprised that he really likes to listen to people. He’s very curious about what people have to say.” MAHER: “[The left] hated when I said that!” HINES: “He listens.” MAHER: “I think he actually wants more people around him for a stimulating conversation. I was very surprised… as opposed to so many important people I’ve met who, when you talk to them, you don’t feel like they’re really listening.” “But I didn’t get that with [Trump] at all. I got a guy who looked in my eye, was listening to what I said, [and] waited until I finished — even when it was contradictory [to his beliefs].”

Cheryl Hines reveals the #1 thing that surprised her when she finally met President Trump. Once Bill Maher heard this, his eyes lit up because he had the exact same experience. HINES: “Somebody was just asking me… what surprised me the most. And I said I was surprised that he really likes to listen to people. He’s very curious about what people have to say.” MAHER: “[The left] hated when I said that!” HINES: “He listens.” MAHER: “I think he actually wants more people around him for a stimulating conversation. I was very surprised… as opposed to so many important people I’ve met who, when you talk to them, you don’t feel like they’re really listening.” “But I didn’t get that with [Trump] at all. I got a guy who looked in my eye, was listening to what I said, [and] waited until I finished — even when it was contradictory [to his beliefs].”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

776,132 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

In Taxi Driver, Harvey Keitel became so panicked that he would ask prostitutes how to play a pimp. “I was looking to meet a pimp because I didn’t know what to do about being a pimp.” “I would hang out on 10th Avenue, Ninth Avenue. I walked over to one of the girls and I said, ‘I’m looking for someone to help me to understand what it’s like to be a pimp’ “And she looks at me and goes, ‘No one’s going to talk to you.’ “Then in New York, in the Hell’s Kitchen quarter, I had been walking past pimps and girls of the night, and so I asked this guy to help me.” “He said he was an ex-pimp, but I always thought he was lying.” “We spent two weeks working in the basement of Actors Studio.” “He taught me how to dance with the girl. First I played the girl and he was the guy, and then we switched roles.” “He taught me how to be a pimp.” “At one point he says, ‘Oh, and you love the girl.’ I said: ‘Yeah, but you don’t really love her.’ He said: ‘No, you love her.’

In Taxi Driver, Harvey Keitel became so panicked that he would ask prostitutes how to play a pimp. “I was looking to meet a pimp because I didn’t know what to do about being a pimp.” “I would hang out on 10th Avenue, Ninth Avenue. I walked over to one of the girls and I said, ‘I’m looking for someone to help me to understand what it’s like to be a pimp’ “And she looks at me and goes, ‘No one’s going to talk to you.’ “Then in New York, in the Hell’s Kitchen quarter, I had been walking past pimps and girls of the night, and so I asked this guy to help me.” “He said he was an ex-pimp, but I always thought he was lying.” “We spent two weeks working in the basement of Actors Studio.” “He taught me how to dance with the girl. First I played the girl and he was the guy, and then we switched roles.” “He taught me how to be a pimp.” “At one point he says, ‘Oh, and you love the girl.’ I said: ‘Yeah, but you don’t really love her.’ He said: ‘No, you love her.’

Emir Han

465,721 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад