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Solayne✨ @Solayne_x

a month ago

I hope the second girl is still alive😥

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I’ve worked the evening desk at a self-storage facility for four years. Every Tuesday at 7:15, the same older man parked outside Unit 114, rolled the door open two feet, and sat on the concrete. The unit was completely empty. No boxes. No furniture. Nothing. He’d set a small battery-powered alarm clock on the floor, listen to it ticking for twenty minutes, then lock up and leave. It happened so regularly I stopped wondering why. Until one freezing Tuesday...

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Nova💫 @Bitchesluvnova

a month ago

That comeback came out of absolutely nowhere. 💀

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𝐇𝐚𝐝𝐞𝐞🐾 @flowwithkel

a month ago

two years since this fish paid off my student debt and is now contributing to my little sisters college funds djdfklsdf

grovy @grovymango

5 years ago

my rejected logo idea for my friends boba shop

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♡⃝ @wine_x13

a month ago

Most abuses don't happen in dark alleys perpetrated by strangers. 85% of SA against adult women are by intimate partners, relatives and acquaintances.

• @yviestic

a month ago

Men to you

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𝑴𝒂𝒗☆ @thugwontmiss

a month ago

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× @theNyx__

a month ago

Bro's confidence needs to be studied 💀

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𝓔𝓵𝓮𝓷𝓪 @elioralux

a month ago

The woman sitting across from me on this flight has spent the last three hours writing in a notebook. Not typing. Not scrolling. Just writing. Every few pages she stops... Tears one out... Folds it... And puts it in a small envelope. I got curious when she pulled out a stack of at least 30 envelopes. As we were landing, the flight attendant asked if she needed help carrying them. She smiled and said, "No, thank you." "They're letters to my husband." The flight attendant laughed and asked if he was expecting them. She looked out the window for a second and quietly replied, "He passed away last year." "Writing to him is the only thing that still makes me feel like he's listening." I don't think I'll ever forget how silent that cabin became.

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Fetty @fetty2times

a month ago

Travis Kelce posted a photo of him and Taylor Swift following their wedding on his instagram story. The post is now deleted.

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S.🎧 @1ssve

a month ago

How do you professionally say "I'm the reason this department still functions" in corporate?

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🐝 @beha_hun

a month ago

Is it me or have I lost touch with reality cuz $55k for a job that requires a master degree is basically nothing ngl

Redd @ReddCinema

a month ago

Librarians are making 55k a year????

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bun. @bunclipx_

a month ago

I once woke up to the sound of my roommates laughing in the living room. Turns out they'd walked home from a party and somehow ended up bringing an old street sign with them because they thought it'd look cool as apartment decor. I still have no idea how they managed to carry it all the way back without anyone stopping them. After taking it apart, they hung the street name above our TV, and it stayed there for the rest of the year. Every time someone asked about it, we just laughed and said it had a "long story."

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Blvck @Blvcko00

a month ago

Never give them a loophole 😭💀

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TYN❥ @talizo07

a month ago

I found the ad on page four of the local classifieds: Will exchange weekend lawn care for three hours of French conversation. An elderly woman lived in a house with peeling yellow siding and a yard full of waist-high crabgrass. She sat on the porch in a faded cardigan, watching me struggle with an old pull-start mower. When the tank ran dry, she didn't offer water. She just pointed to the wicker chair opposite her. "Commencez," she said. My high school French was clunky, full of stuttered tenses and long gaps. I mumbled through a description of my night shift at the warehouse, expecting her to correct my grammar. Instead, she just leaned her head back against the house, nodding along to the bad accent. By the third weekend, the yard was square and clean, but my vocabulary hadn't improved.....