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A lot of messages about life was hidden in this movie. A lot of us didn't see it then because we were busy concentrating on the action. I really have to re watch again
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40 dates. 40 nights. One year of rent gone. 💀😂
At this point, it’s not a rom-com anymore… it’s a survival documentary. 😭
The plot twist? Maybe the dating pool was never the problem.
Maybe it was YOU. 😂💀
Be honest… how many of these dates have you already survived? 👀👇
🎬 40 Dates and 40 Nights 🍿🔥
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Survival situations reveal true courage. Sometimes, one split-second decision separates a life-changing escape from a heartbreaking tragedy.
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彼氏の貯金は3000万
彼女の貯金は500万
彼女「婚前契約書を作りたい」
彼氏「いいけど、内容は?」
彼女「離婚したら財産を半分ずつ」
彼氏「え?
彼氏「3500万を半分ってこと?」
彼女「そうだよ!」
彼氏「オレが結婚前に貯めた分も?」
彼女「そこも含めて」
彼氏「それだと1250万渡すことになるよ」
彼女「私は結婚したら仕事を辞めるよ」
彼氏「辞めてほしいとは言ってないよ」
彼女「転勤についていくなら辞めるしかない」
彼氏「単身赴任でもいいって話したよね」
彼女「新婚から別々に暮らすの?」
彼氏「でも婚前の貯金まで半分は違うよ」
THIS DETAIL ABOUT THE DARKHOLD RAISES A BIG QUESTION…
Wanda used the Darkhold to dreamwalk across the multiverse, and Strange later used its power to possess his dead counterpart.
But the movie revealed that the Darkhold was a copy of the spells carved into Mount Wundagore.
If destroying the original temple could erase every copy of the Darkhold across the multiverse, what stopped another universe from creating its own version all over again?
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Three years into my marriage, I discovered that my wife had lied to me about something I considered essential before getting married.
I had never been with anyone before her. Because of my conservative upbringing and religious beliefs, I made it clear while we were dating that I wanted a wife with no sexual history.
She assured me that she had never been intimate with another man. In fact, she brought it up herself several times, making me believe there was never anything to question.
Even after we got married, she continued telling little stories that reinforced what I believed about her past.
Then, a few nights ago, I finally confronted her about the doubts I’d been carrying.
She admitted I wasn’t her first.
And once the truth started coming out, I learned that her previous relationship had lasted nearly two years. They had traveled together, stayed in hotels, and shared a life far more serious than I’d ever imagined…
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The city literally folds in on itself.
This is still one of the wildest shots in any movie. 📽🍿
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Marvel’s Thunderbolts* wants to celebrate a gritty, grounded team of antiheroes dealing with mental health and systemic obsolescence, but the power scaling rules are completely broken.
The script expects audiences to believe that a group of baseline human super soldiers with guns and batons can form a functional black ops unit capable of going toe to toe with the Sentry.
We are talking about street level brawlers trying to contain a psychologically unstable god with the literal power of a million exploding suns.
Val de Fontaine setting a death trap for this crew makes sense, but sending hand to hand combatants against a cosmic level existential threat is completely brain dead logistics.
Marvel completely sidelined the internal physics of its own universe just to throw a bunch of mismatched characters together for a team up movie.
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Desperate Housewives is just a masterclass in messy neighbors, suspicious behavior, stolen wine, and men plotting their next crime .
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A flight attendant asked me to give up my first-class seat for a stranger. When I refused, she told me something that made the entire cabin go quiet.
I had paid nearly $400 extra for that seat. After a difficult week, I wanted nothing more than a quiet flight home.
Then the flight attendant approached me.
“Sir, would you be willing to change seats? We have a passenger who needs to sit closer to his family.”
I shook my head politely. “I’m sorry, but I paid extra for this seat.”
Before she could respond, a little boy sitting across the aisle began crying.
“I want to sit with Grandma!”
His grandmother was seated several rows behind him, while his mother sat beside him, looking completely overwhelmed.
The flight attendant explained that the family had booked their tickets separately and the seats had been assigned far apart.
I understood their problem, but I had paid for my seat too.
“Can’t the airline find another solution?” I asked.
The woman looked tired. “We’re trying, sir.”
Just then, the boy's grandmother stood up and walked toward us.
She wasn't angry. She wasn't demanding anything.
She simply looked at the boy and said, “Sweetheart, Grandma is right here. You don't have to be afraid.”
The boy wiped his tears, then whispered something that made his mother cover her mouth.
And suddenly, I realized this wasn't really about a seat.
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In Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Kraglin’s Yaka arrow accidentally hits Drax and Nebula, but if Yondu’s arrow can pierce and k!ll almost anything, why doesn’t it go straight through them.…?
Is the arrow somehow sensitive enough to distinguish between friends and enemies, or can its wielder control how much damage it causes.?
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Making money is the only thing that should keep you in check so much sure you get the bag no matter what, that the only blueprint to happiness
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Daughter calling out how her money funded bro then grandma without one consult is brutal favoritism. 😭
24歳の娘が、突然こんなことを言った。
「お母さん、私のお年玉168万円、返して」
私「……え?」
娘「18年間、預かってるって言ってたよね?」
耳を疑った。
確かに娘のお年玉は、私が管理していた。
でも、習い事や塾代にもお金はかかっていた。
私「あなたを育てるのに、いくらかかったと思ってるの?」
すると娘が言った。
「じゃあ、お兄ちゃんのお年玉も使ったの?」
言葉が止まった。
息子は29歳。
大学を卒業し、今は結婚している。
私「お兄ちゃんの分は……」
娘「残ってるんでしょ?」
実は、息子のお年玉は全額貯金していた。
約190万円。
成人した時に通帳ごと渡していた。
娘「なんで私のだけ使ったの?」
私「その時は家計が苦しかったのよ!」
娘「お兄ちゃんには190万円渡せたのに?」
何も言えなかった。
その夜、夫に相談した。
すると夫は、意外なことを言った。
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To the ends of the earth just two minutes.
I'm at Fat POS. Here Is My Story.
I'm here to talk about the elephant in the room: me. I'm a 30-year-old male who has been fat for most of his childhood and adult life. I want to warn others and encourage them to make changes before they end up in the same situation as me.
Guys, being fat is not okay. It has led to a host of problems for me, including high blood pressure, anxiety, depression, dating issues, and diabetes. I can tell you right now that while diabetes runs on one side of my family (my mom's side, with my grandma, grandpa, and uncle all having it), I still believe my lifestyle choices played a role in my developing it. Here's how I got here.
I grew up on a farm in the Midwestern United States. I was corn-fed and highly active in sports, but I was always big and muscular. My father's side of the family was "fat-phobic" and always said I was too big, but my mom stuck up for me and let me eat as much as I wanted as a kid.
I was 270 lbs at 6'2" as a junior in high school. I wrestled, played golf and football, participated in Boy Scouts, and hunted a lot, too. You could say I was active.
Fast-forward to college, and I ballooned to 317 lbs during my freshman year. I decided to do something about it and dropped 117 lbs by eating paleo. I joined the National Guard because I had always wanted to be a soldier. I finished basic training weighing 210 lbs, with a fit, muscular physique.
As college went on, and later during grad school, I started eating worse and became depressed about my job prospects with my degree. I began eating more and gained weight until I was back up to 275 lbs. Eventually, I couldn't pass my military physical and was discharged honorably, thank God.
I became even more depressed as my weight climbed to an astounding 330 lbs, and I attempted suicide. My cat rubbed against my leg just before I was going to pull the trigger, and I stopped. Yep. Pets save lives.
So there I was: poor, fat, depressed, and looking for a better way of life. My parents invited me back to the farm so I could save money, and I accepted. I found a better job that allowed me to live at home and started working out again. I lifted weights and got back down to 265 lbs.
Then I hurt my back while attempting a new personal record. My weight skyrocketed again, eventually reaching 375 lbs. I moved out, thanking my parents for all their help, but I kept eating like crap.
I was with my girlfriend, who’s also 23, for three years.
I genuinely loved this girl.
We built a life together, shared an apartment, raised two dogs, and had our own little routines.
I helped her emotionally, financially, mentally, and in every other way I could.
I really thought I was going to marry her one day.
But over the past few months, things started changing.
She became distant, more irritable, and less interested in spending time with me.
There was also this constant drama involving one of her coworkers, Ryan.
Whenever I asked about him, I was told not to worry.
Girlfriend: “There’s nothing going on with Ryan. He’s just a coworker.”
Me: “Then why does he keep coming up in our arguments?”
Girlfriend: “Because you keep bringing him up. You’re making something out of nothing.”
I wanted to believe her, so I tried to let it go.
Meanwhile, I could feel her pulling away from me, and I started trying even harder to save our relationship.
We argued almost constantly.
She kept saying she needed space and wanted us to separate, while I kept trying to find a way for us to work things out.
I thought we were going through a difficult period that we could get past if we both tried.
I didn’t realize she might have already been checking out of the relationship while I was still fighting to save it.
The confusing part was how she acted around me.
There were nights when she’d cry in my arms, tell me she loved me, call me baby, kiss me, and fall asleep beside me like everything was going to be okay.
Then the next day, she’d tell me she didn’t think our relationship could work anymore.
I’d sit there wondering what had changed overnight.
Me: “You told me you loved me last night. What happened between then and now?”
Girlfriend: “I do love you. I just don’t feel the same way I used to.”
That sentence broke something in me.
I kept trying to understand what she meant because I genuinely believed there was still something between us worth saving.


























