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“Can you run a mile” became instantly funnier after the camera panned to her 😭😭
Bronny James has words with a fan in Detroit:
“Can you run a mile? How much money you make a year?” 💀
(via @FadeAwayMedia)
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Bullying millionaires into stopping their fuck shit >>>>>>>>>>>
Kim Kardashian’s SKIMS is offering refunds for its $148 Advent Calendar following customer complaints.
The company says it has personally contacted every customer who purchased the calendar, offering them the choice of a full refund or SKIMS credit toward other products.
(today.com/popculture/skims-b…)
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You know the problem with staying with someone who is cheating on you is that your life can slowly start deteriorating without you even realising it.
You may develop anxiety that eventually leads to depression. You may lose your confidence and self-esteem, start doubting yourself and questioning your own worth. Before you know it, you're living like a detective in your own relationship, constantly looking for clues, questioning everything and overthinking even the smallest things. You lose your peace of mind because the trust is no longer there.
And the sad part is that even if you choose to forgive, it doesn't mean you'll forget. You may find yourself constantly fighting battles in your mind because of something someone else chose to do to you. That kind of emotional distress can affect your mental health, your work, your relationships with other people and so many other areas of your life.
The betrayal itself is painful, but sometimes the psychological toll of staying is even worse. You may end up losing yourself while trying to save a relationship you didn't break.
So yes, I would leave. Not because forgiveness is impossible, but because I refuse to subject myself to a life of anxiety, suspicion and emotional instability just to keep a relationship. My peace of mind and mental health are far too important to sacrifice for someone else's inability to be faithful.
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Katt Williams emotionally opened up about the HORRIFIC abuse he suffered from ages 5 to 12, revealing that his parents would beat him for questioning their religious beliefs and refusing to stay quiet 😲
He says the beatings got so bad they started using extension cords, water hoses and wooden boards, and even tied him to a pole in the basement for HOURS because he kept dodging them 💔
“You’re trying to instill upon me this particular truth that we collectively believe in. And I’m explaining to you I don’t believe that, and it’s going to have to be discussed because you told me the Bible was written by God. So I don’t want to see any errors. I don’t want to see any mistakes. I don’t want to see a passage that talks about how you should treat your slaves, because now I have a different conversation that I need to have. And, yeah, even at that point in my life, I just wanted to know what the truth was about things”
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You end up having a high libido that only the man who introduced you to good sex can feed.
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The more weddings i got to, the more i be confused how married ppl cheat, this shit serious asf to me and i just be a guest!!
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ppl who grew up in a matriarchy where your grandma had hella girl children know wtf is going on
Ok I’m further into Citizen Kim. One under discussed aspect of the kardashians is how they live in a kind of feudal family estate arrangement in giant houses all within at most a 15 min drive of each other (many are walkable) so their kids can all be incredibly close. The men in their lives are barely important to the overall arrangement, they come, they go, they’re not part of the structure Kris Jenner has created. They seem kind of broadly hated by feminists but in a weird way they’ve created the ultimate feminist utopia, at least as it can exist under capitalism. They’re completely financially free from men, in fact any man that even wanders into the picture is often dependent on them, and their kids are raised in a kind of sisterly hive mom way. I think because they’re hot or at least dress to appeal to the male gaze this aspect of their whole thing is never discussed but it’s kinda radical. They’re essentially “post men.”
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a ngga get caught cheating you tell him to go be with other girl, you cool on him. his favorite line be “i don’t want that btch” 😂😂😂😂😂 but wanted her behind my back, i hate nggas! 😂😂😂😂😂
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say what you want about Chris Rock but he was right about one thing, a black man have talent like this and he's a security guard. a white man has talent like this and he's the architect for colleges, arenas, theaters, gov buildings and fashion designer to luxury brands
Khaliik White, a security guard who draws intricate artwork during his breaks, now sees his work on the walls of Philadelphia City Hall.
This is his story: 6abc.com/20021029/
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J. Cole was right when he said childhood ends when you rewatch 2000s movies as an adult.
The Incredibles wasn't about Syndrome. It was about Bob Parr hiding his depression from his wife while Helen searched his clothes for evidence
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A common trigger I see in adults who’ve been repeatedly emotionally dismissed, in childhood or adulthood, is the instinct to shut down the moment they don’t feel seen, heard, or understood, even in subtle ways.
If they share something vulnerable or they name a need or say how they feel.... 1//5
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I’ve believed Kourtney has been going through a spiritual metamorphosis since I stopped watching the Kardashians in 2023. I don’t know what caused her awakening but it’s obvious to me she’s tenacious about stopping some ancestral patterns. I remember seeing a clip of her confronting their mom (in a loving humorous way) about some unbounded behavior she exhibited during their childhood and Kris gaslighting her about it. It’s not surprising to me that Kourtney has become the familial scapegoat (at least within the context of the show) in her attempts to change the status quo. They don’t see who she’s become because they do not want to, because if they did they too would have to face some unhealthy patterns in the family dynamic, so instead they continue to approach her as if she is still the old Kourtney and punish her when she doesn’t act like her.
