Gonna Be Sharing Some Small Things So That U Feel Less Alone

gonna be sharing some small things so that u feel less alone

hungry? or just bored and wanting to binge?

have a coffee, tea, ice, cocoa powder, water, chew gum. watch a movie, start a new show, edit some pics, cook for your family, watch random episodes of shows you have already watched, scroll through your fav apps, look at thinspo, take a shower, take a nap.

worried you're eating too much?

while living with your parents its hard to lower your food intake so these are some tips i use:

-only eat when forced too, like lunch or dinner all togheter.

-dont pick more food from other's plate.

-take time to eat, i know its hard but take your time.

-use smaller plates so it appears like you're eating more.

-smile, talk, tell jokes, ask them about how their food is, go to the bathroom, drink water, give them some of your food with the exuse that its really tasty.

-"i already ate" when coming back from hanging out with ppl.

-always ask if you can skip the meal, the more you know, maybe they say yes.

going out.

-GUM, keeps you from eating tons and its an excuse to not eat, "want some cake?", "no thanks, im chewung gum and i dont wanna ruin it"

-talk a lot, your day, grades, thoughts in general, SHARE.

- also eat slowly and the less the better.

INSPO.

-taste is temporal, that body isnt.

-you've been craving for 10 mins, you've wanted this body for AGES.

Gonna Be Sharing Some Small Things So That U Feel Less Alone

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Bisan posted:

[Screenshot of IG post. Photo of a curly haired young woman in a black hoodie, holding her camera phone far away enough to see the completely flattened buildings behind her. Her face is grim, drawn and pale.

Caption: I no longer have any hope of survival like I had at the beginning of this genocide, and I am certain that I will die in the next few weeks or maybe days. I have been sick with severe viral infection for days and cannot move from the mattress!
I suffer from nightmares that are so closely resemble reality that I no longer differentiate between reality and dream.
I live in a world other than the one I claimed to be building! I am a community activist who lived on the fantasy that the world was free and just, and I sought to bring rights not only to my people, but to many men and women in third world countries!
I was shocked that I was not from the third world! Indeed, we are the most humane and moral! Yes, because the world approves, supports, and finances the genocide we are being subjected to, legislates it, and gives reasons for for 58 days! While we are a people who have been living on occupied land for 75 years and are still searching for our rights and communicating our voice to the world!
My message to the world: You are not innocent of what is happening to us, you as governments or peoples that support Israel’s annihilation of my people. We will not forgive you, we will not forgive you, humanity will not forgive you, we will not forget, even if we die, the history will never forget .
A Message to friends: Thank you and the supporters around the world. You have been compassionate and very strong. We ask you not to lose hope, even if the world seems completely unfair and your efforts have not yet resulted in a ceasefire.

Saleh Aljafarawi posted:

Picture of himself wearing a press vest and phone in hand, standing among the rubble of Gaza.
Text:

يشهد ربنا اني تعبت جدا وبكابر على كل أوجاعي وعلى كل تعبي عشان بعرف كويس انو كتيير ناس بتاخد قوتها مني ولازم كمان ما اضعف لانو فلسطين بدها ياني لسا، بس والله شفت كتييير شغلات لدرجة ببكي كل ليلة قبل - ماا انام ولدرجة بحلم بكوابيس ولدرجة انو صرلي 58 يوم 2 ما بعرف اشي عن اهلي وما بتواصل معهم ومع ذلك مكمل في النشر، بس يبدو العالم خلص مش حيستجيب

Translation:

God bears witness that I am very tired and I am grieving over all my pain and all my fatigue because I know very well that many people take their strength from me and I must not be weak because Palestine wants me still, but I swear I have seen so many things that I cry every night before - I cannot sleep and to the point that I have nightmares to the point that I have 58 Day 2 I don’t know anything about my family and I don’t communicate with them. However, I continue to post, but it seems that the world has finished and will not respond. God willing, you will wake up when we are all annihilated and cease to exist.

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Picture of Motaz Azaiza in his press jacket carrying his camera. The caption reads: "It's about life or death now. I did what I could. We are surrounded by Israeli tanks."
The block of text below in smaller font is in Arabic.

Translation:

"The stage of risking everything to bring you the news has ended, now begins the stage of trying to survive. I've brought you enough news, as god is my witness, in order to save my country. We are now facing an internal siege. We can't move north or south. Israeli tanks surround central Gaza on both the northern and southern ends. Our situation is more dire than you can imagine. Remember: we are not content for you to share. We are a people facing genocide, we are a cause attempting to stay alive, alone."

Plestia Alaqad reposted his story to her own Instagram and added:

Screen shot of IG caption.
byplestia: Rough translation of what @motaz_azaiza posted on his story..
FYI Gaza Strip is getting divided into 3 parts the north of Gaza, the middle area and Deer Al Baleh, and Khanyoonis and Rafah.. the movement is becoming nearly impossible, and of course there is no safe place and people just don’t know where to go.

alt included on all images.

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