I Actually Wax My Legs But I Have To Let Them Grow Out For A While And It’s Really Helped Me Not Care

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As a military kid, I moved a lot. I would love every 3-4 years so all of my friends already had their best friends since like kindergarten and I had to stand to the side smoking. I knew I was probably intruding but I was lonely and a lot of them really were inviting but especially in high school whenever I moved fresh from middle school to another state and started freshman year, it took me all the way until March to finally make a permanent friend.

Snort the grit

The worst thing in the entire world is when you’re sweeping a big pile of dirt into a dustpan and it leaves that little coke line of grit behind. No matter how you position your pan or your broom and no matter how many times you sweep over it your outcome cannot change. As immovable as fate. I hate it so

This is so cute

When your favorite toy comes to life (via)

Boosting this because I want to help

Imagine waking up to the sound of explosions, your children trembling with fear as they clutch onto you in desperation. The home you built with love and dreams is now rubble, and the memories of joyful celebrations and laughter have been replaced by the cries of hunger and hopelessness.

Images: Mahmoud and his three children—Retal (12), Joud (11), and Nageh (8)—have lived through the unimaginable hardship of surviving in a war zone.

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This is the heartbreaking reality for Mahmoud Al-Sharif, a 34-year-old father from Gaza. Mahmoud, his wife Soha, and their three children—Retal (12), Joud (11), and Nageh (8)—have lived through unimaginable hardship. Before the most recent devastation, Mahmoud had completed his life’s dream: building a business that would provide a future for his family. But war shattered everything. Their home, his workplace, and his ambitions were obliterated. Now displaced, they live in a makeshift tent, struggling to protect their children from cold nights, malnutrition, and disease.

The trauma doesn't end there. Mahmoud bears the physical scars of past wars, including a severe eye injury and damage to his hand, making it extremely difficult for him to rebuild his life. His children face worsening health issues due to contaminated water and food, and inadequate living conditions, and the family is haunted by the ever-present threat of violence.

Despite the destruction, Mahmoud remains determined to provide safety and a brighter future for his family. With your help, they can afford the costly evacuation from Gaza to Egypt, access life-saving medical care, and begin the process of healing and rebuilding their lives. Every donation, no matter the size, brings them one step closer to hope.

Please consider donating to their GoFundMe  [HERE], or sharing their story so others might help. 

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I'm actually so scary, guys.

I literally killed a fly. Like... Yeah, I would hurt a fly and I did. Heh, I'm... pretty cool.

Your fifth most recent emoji is what your soulmate thinks about you

I meant to make it last a week, oops 😬

Anyway, I want to get the people’s opinions on what they want to see during Mermay

🚨Urgent Donations Needed for Brother who is severely mentally ill and moderately cognitively delayed. He is homeless after being violently tossed out by landlord. It feels like -14 Celsius tonight🚨

Hi everyone. I’m writing this currently bawling my eyes out. We don’t know where to turn anymore. On approx Nov. 27th, 2024, my brother was violently and forcibly removed from the room he was renting. The landlord said he was wanting to move family in without serving any eviction papers. When my brother started asking questions, the landlord grabbed him by the sweater and tossed him out.

We don’t know what to do because you can only get first and last months rent every 12 months from disability and he used it five months ago to move into the place he’s in and he only currently gets $240 monthly for street allowance. Currently, my mom and I can’t let him stay with either of us because we both live in apartments that are rent geared to income and you can’t have anyone who’s name is not stipulated on the lease. We let him stay under the radar as much as we can as a guest. He also has severe schizophrenia and yells, lashes out when under distress. He functions at a grade 10 level and he’s 30, so it is tough for him.

We are currently in need of money for daily living expenses for him, first and last months rent and some basic things when he moves in. I’m putting the tentative goal as $2500 because rooms are around $800 Canadian dollars where we live. The rest will account for daily living and everything he needs when he moves in. If you can; please consider helping us. My mom’s PayPal is here. She will be collecting funds on his behalf. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts 💞

I love this scene because it is just the rich kids being like “I have this very sophisticated snack” that like idk a nanny probably packed for them or whatever. And then you have have Anya who gets two bags of her favorite food from her her loving parents that she gets genuinely excited about.

In young justice, in the first episode, Dick Grayson quoted 10 things I hate about you when he came up with ‘whelmed’