THIS!! Best part was also deactivating my IG/FB. I live more in the moment and for myself, not needing to update the world or seek validation.
1. She shouldn’t be in a relationship
2. She needs to focus on healing herself if she’s checking her bfs location just because he took a bit to respond.
No trust, no relationship. Period.
Y descubrí que tampoco estaba donde me había dicho.
"Vine al departamento de Sara. Cambiamos de planes y olvidé avisarte".
Me pareció algo lógico. Pero le pregunté por qué ella podía cambiar de planes sin avisar mientras yo tenía que justificar un café.
Respondió que solo había preguntado porque le preocupaba verme en un lugar desconocido.
"¿Te molesta que yo pregunte exactamente lo mismo", pregunté. Ella se quedó callada. Después admitió que revisaba mi ubicación varias veces al día cuando tardaba en responder sus mensajes.
Le dije que eso no me parecía una medida de seguridad y ese día desactivé mi ubicación.
Ella dice que las parejas que confían no deberían tener problemas para compartir dónde están.
¿Compartir la ubicación es una muestra de confianza o control sobre tu pareja? ¿Es raro querer tu privacidad aún estando en una relación?
Last year my best friend and I decided to stop buying each other random gifts for each other’s birthdays and to start buying experiences we can enjoy together. It was the best thing we did.
I wish I had a friend where I can say, let’s go to Europe for a long weekend and they say “let’s” instead of thinking I’m crazy.
This was the best thing I’ve ever experienced traveling internationally.
So I witnessed something I didn’t even know was a thing until now.
On my way back to the U.S. through Dublin Airport, I had to go through U.S. Customs and Border Protection before boarding the flight. Yes, the same U.S. immigration and customs process you normally go through after arriving at a U.S. port of entry, except this time, it was in Ireland.
The whole place felt like I was already in a U.S. airport, with CBP officers, other staff, and designated lines for U.S. citizens, Green Card holders, and visa holders. You make your required declarations there too.
When we eventually landed in Philadelphia, our flight arrived at the domestic terminal. We went straight to baggage claim, picked up our bags and walked out. No immigration or customs again.
Apparently, it’s called U.S. Preclearance, and it’s only available at select airports around the world. Dublin Airport is one of them.
Never knew this was a thing until now. 😂
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Mamdani won. The Knicks won. An engagement at the top of the Empire State Building. New York City is having one hell of a year in 2026!
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Croatia was the only other team from all the former Yugoslavia republics to make the knockouts at the FIFA World Cup before. Today, Bosnia-Herzegovina joins them as the only other one ever. #FIFAWorldCup 🇧🇦🇭🇷
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“Montenegro ranked number one across all European destinations in terms of reputation and visitor satisfaction, scoring an impressive 9.22 out of 10”
ℹ️ European Travel Commission
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Congratulations to the people of 🇲🇪 on 20 years since the restoration of Montenegro’s independence! #HappyIndependenceDay! To mark this milestone, we’re sharing 20 things we love about Montenegro. 🇺🇸🤝🇲🇪
Makes my heart so happy seeing nothing but posts about Montenegro all over my feed ♥️🇲🇪 #ProudMontenegrin
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Two decades since the restoration of Montenegro’s independence mark a historic milestone that has firmly and permanently secured our country’s place on the international stage.
As we celebrate this important jubilee, with profound respect for our rich historical heritage, we remain firmly committed to strengthening a modern, democratic state and advancing our European future. 🇲🇪
Happy 20th anniversary of the restoration of Independence to all citizens of Montenegro!
