Does Anyone Know Any Tddk Servers. I Need To Find More Tddk Friends

Please do not pass. Stop, watch and post. I need your help and support for me. If you cannot donate, post to your friends. We need you. We are in Gaza. Our situation is catastrophic. We no longer have a home 🏚or a source of livelihood.You have destroyed all our hopes and the dreams of my children. Please help me spread the donation campaign..

I finally completed the trilogy of his main fights with All For One

they both have autism btw

i wrote vampire shoto this makes up for mermaid posting during spooky month right

How to spot signs and symptoms of Breast Cancer 

i like sayaka miki and homura akemi. that's all

I had never seen this before, and I need to share it with you guys!! When the last episode of togachako was released, Toga's official voice actress posted a note on her twitter

"...To love someone is having someone you love so much that you feel like it's okay to give yourself to them, and that the person will face themselves as they are. allow yourself to cry"

"Only she knows what's really inside Toga-chan's heart, what I felt at the moment I was acting was undeniable happiness".

She also mentioned that Ayane (official Ochako voice actress) can't look at her without crying, but she hopes she stops crying

the first time shoto played doki doki literature club he was totally blind and he went sayori's route bc she reminded him of izuku. when he got to The Scene he cried.

(first playthrough)

shoto: yeah im on sayoris route. she reminds me of midoriya i like her :)

ochako, in actual, physical pain: Yyeaahh....

YURI!!!!

Rebuild with Me: A Journey from Destruction to Hope

🚨 Urgent Appeal 🚨

Opportunities in life are rare, and when destruction strikes, they can feel like they’ve vanished. But I believe that with strong willpower and support, we can create new opportunities even from the ashes. My name is Osama Basil, and I’m a web developer from Gaza. For nearly a year, I’ve been living through the horrors of war. My office, where I poured my heart into my work, was demolished, and with it, my livelihood, dreams, and ability to provide for my family were shattered.

Each day, life in Gaza becomes increasingly harsh. Destruction and devastation have woven themselves into the fabric of our daily existence, leaving deep scars on our community. The loss of so many friends, colleagues, neighbors, and loved ones weighs heavily on our hearts. Despite these overwhelming challenges, I refuse to give up.

The war took nearly everything from me—my job, my dreams of marriage, the opportunity to pursue a master’s degree, and my ability to support my family. Forced to flee to Rafah with my loved ones, we’ve spent months living in a tent, facing daily challenges to meet our basic needs and find some sense of stability amid the chaos. The lack of stability has made it difficult to maintain even the simplest routines, yet I refuse to let these hardships define me. Every day is a test of resilience, pushing me to adapt and find new ways to continue my work and provide for my family, no matter the obstacles.

🚀Campaign Goals:

I’ve set a goal of €15,000 to rebuild my office, restore my work, and continue my education. More importantly, it will allow me to support my family, who have been deeply affected by our current circumstances.

I’ve outlined how your donations will help achieve this goal. You can find all the details through the campaign link below.

👉Donation link: 🔗https://gofund.me/100da7db

Together, we can turn ashes into opportunities. Thank you for your compassion, your time, and your commitment to freedom and justice.

With deepest gratitude, Osama Basil

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